Stamped patios and new driveways across one of Macomb County’s biggest cities.
Sterling Heights is one of the largest cities in Macomb County, and we work across the city on patios, driveways and walks for homes and businesses.
A stamped patio out back or a driveway that has finally given up, either job starts with a free written estimate. Call, text or email (586) 531-1490 and tell us what you are picturing.
An older driveway or walk that is cracked across the middle, scaling on top or sinking at one end usually failed underneath first. If the base was thin or the slab was never jointed, frost and water did the rest. Replacing it properly means breaking out the old concrete, rebuilding and compacting the base, cutting control joints about every 8 feet on a 4 inch slab, and pouring an air-entrained mix that holds up to freeze and thaw.
Old concrete removed and the base rebuilt.
About every 8 feet on a 4 inch slab.
So freezing water does not take the surface off.
Backyard patios stamped to read like flagstone, slate or ashlar, then sealed.
02New Sterling Heights driveways, poured to outlast asphalt through the freeze and thaw.
03Front walks and side paths, edged and sloped to shed water.
04Walks, approaches and flatwork for businesses, poured to spec.
05Cracked and sunken slabs broken out, base rebuilt, poured fresh and level.
06Colour, stain and seal to refresh concrete that is still sound.
We pour across Macomb County, St. Clair County and Southeast Michigan. Pick another community below, or see every place we work.
Home base in St. Clair County.
02On the Clinton River in Macomb County.
03Newer homes and custom stamped patios.
04Western Macomb County.
05On Anchor Bay, Lake St. Clair.
06A historic village in northern Macomb County.
07Farm country next door to Allenton.
Tell us what you are picturing, a stamped patio, a driveway, a walkway, or a slab to tear out and replace, and we will come look and put a price in writing.
