Flint · Grand Blanc · Fenton · all of Genesee County
Concrete driveways and patios in Flint and Genesee County
Tell us what you need poured, replaced or repaired. We pass your request to one local concrete contractor, who contacts you with a free estimate.
- One request, one local contractor. Your number is not sold to a list of companies.
- Driveways, patios, sidewalks, garage floors and tear-outs.
- Free to use, with no obligation to hire.
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What we can help with
Residential concrete flatwork of every common kind. Pick a job to see what it involves, what to ask for and roughly what it costs.
- Concrete drivewaysNew driveways, full replacements, widening and approaches.
- Concrete patiosNew patios, replacements and extensions, plain or decorative.
- Stamped concretePatterned and colored concrete for patios, walks and borders.
- Sidewalks and walkwaysPublic sidewalk sections, front walks, steps and landings.
- Garage floors and slabsGarage and pole barn floors, shed pads, hot tub and equipment pads.
- Removal and replacementTear-out of cracked, sunken or flaking concrete and a fresh pour.
How it works
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Tell us about the job
Give us the town, what you want done and a rough size if you know it. It takes about a minute.
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We pass it to a local contractor
Your request goes to one independent concrete contractor who works in your part of Genesee County.
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You get an estimate
The contractor contacts you, looks at the site and gives you a price. Hire them or don't. Either way you pay us nothing.
We are a referral service, not a contractor. Here is exactly how that works, including how we get paid.
Concrete that survives a Michigan winter
Freeze-thaw cycles, road salt and clay soil are hard on flatwork. Most of the driveways around Flint that flake, sink or crack apart early were short on one of the five things listed here.
You do not need to become an expert. You do need each of them written into your quote, because that is the only way to compare one price with another.
- A compacted gravel base Four to six inches of crushed stone, so the slab is not sitting on wet clay.
- Air-entrained concrete, 4,000 psi or better Tiny air bubbles give freezing water room to expand.
- The right thickness Four inches for cars. Five or six where trucks, trailers or an RV will sit.
- Joints in the right places About every 10 feet, so cracks follow straight lines you barely notice.
- Slope, cure and seal Water has to run off, and new concrete needs protecting before its first winter.
What does concrete cost around Flint?
Rough planning numbers for Genesee County. Your quote depends on access, soil, thickness and how much of the job is tear-out.
A typical two-car driveway of 800 square feet works out to about $6,400 to $11,200 on prepared ground. See the full cost guide and calculator.
Towns we cover
All of Genesee County. These pages cover what is different about each town, including who to call about permits.
- FlintOlder neighborhoods, narrow lots and city sidewalk rules.
- Grand BlancSubdivision driveways, HOA rules and city versus township permits.
- FentonSloped driveways, lake lots and lakefront patio rules.
- BurtonLong driveways, ditch-and-culvert approaches and outbuilding slabs.
- DavisonCity lots, township acreage and driveways on M-15.
- FlushingRiver-valley lots, drainage and older in-town driveways.
- Swartz CreekOriginal subdivision driveways and township approaches.
- ClioRural driveways, barn slabs and approaches on M-57.
Straight answers before you hire anyone
Short guides written for Michigan homeowners.
- Concrete driveway cost in MichiganPer-square-foot prices, a calculator and what moves a quote.
- Best time to pour concrete in MichiganThe pouring season month by month, and when to book.
- New concrete care and the first winterWhen you can drive on it, sealing, and keeping salt off.
- Concrete vs. asphalt drivewaysCost, lifespan, winters and upkeep, compared honestly.
- Driveway permits in Genesee CountyCity, Road Commission or MDOT: who to call for your address.
- How to choose a concrete contractorLicense checks, what a quote must say, and red flags.