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Georgia Concrete Pros
Our crew pouring a residential concrete driveway from a mixer truck under a clear sky

Free on-site estimates, written and itemized

Concrete driveways, patios and slabs across Georgia

  • Insured crews in every major Georgia metro
  • Thickness, base and reinforcement in writing
  • We pull the permits your city requires

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What kind of project is it?
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Free, no obligation. We call to schedule, then come out. We never sell your details.

From a single pad to a full driveway, we pour it all

New pours, replacements, repairs and decorative finishes for homeowners from metro Atlanta to Savannah. One crew, one written estimate, one date.

Power trowel finishing a freshly poured concrete slab

Concrete driveways

We pour new driveways, replace cracked and heaving ones, and extend driveways that are too tight for a second car, on a compacted base with the joints and finish done right.

How we do it

Finished concrete patio with a wooden bench and a green garden behind it

Concrete patios

From a simple pad for the grill to a full outdoor living area with steps, borders and a fire-pit pad, we pour patios that drain away from the house and look good for decades.

How we do it

Worker standing on a rebar grid before a foundation slab is poured

Concrete slabs and foundations

Concrete slab contractors for garages, workshops, sheds, carports, hot tubs and additions, and concrete foundation contractors for slab foundations (monolithic and stem-wall) on new construction, poured to the plan and ready for inspection.

How we do it

Crew finishing a fresh concrete surface with a power trowel

Stamped and decorative concrete

Stamped patterns, integral color, exposed aggregate and borders for patios, driveways, pool decks and walkways: the look of stone or pavers in one solid slab.

How we do it

Worker edging fresh concrete along a form with a hand trowel

Walkways, sidewalks and steps

Front walks, side paths, pool surrounds, public sidewalk sections and poured steps, plain or finished to match the patio.

How we do it

Worker cutting concrete on a tree-lined residential street

Concrete repair and resurfacing

Crack repair, slab lifting, resurfacing overlays and partial replacement for driveways, walks, patios and garage floors. We tell you honestly whether a repair will hold or the slab needs to go.

How we do it

Workers building a concrete block retaining wall under a clear sky

Concrete retaining walls

Poured concrete and reinforced block retaining walls for slopes, driveways cut into a hill, raised patios and garden terraces, with the footing and drainage that keep them standing.

How we do it

Crew paving a large commercial concrete area seen from above

Commercial concrete

Parking lots, loading areas, dumpster pads, sidewalks, curb and gutter, slabs and ADA ramps for businesses, HOAs, churches and property managers, scheduled around your operation.

How we do it

Our crew finishing a freshly poured concrete slab

Concrete built for Georgia ground and Georgia weather

Most concrete failures here come from what's under the slab, not the concrete itself. Our red clay holds water and moves with it, so every slab we pour sits on a compacted gravel base, is sloped to shed water away from the house, and gets control joints on a planned layout so cracking happens where we decided, not at random.

Summer pours start early, with a retarder when the day calls for it and curing the moment finishing is done. In north Georgia's winter we plan for cold nights: covered pours, air-entrained mixes and a strength check before you load it.

How it works

From the form to a finished slab

No sales visit, no pressure. One form, one call to schedule, one free on-site estimate you can compare line by line with any other quote. Then a pour date we keep.

  1. Step 1

    Tell us about the job

    The type of project, your ZIP, rough size and timing. A minute in the form.

  2. Step 2

    We call to schedule

    Usually the same business day. We confirm the details and book a visit at a time that suits you.

  3. Step 3

    Free on-site estimate

    We measure, talk through finishes and leave you a written, itemized estimate: thickness, base, reinforcement and finish spelled out.

  4. Step 4

    We pour it, you use it

    Tear-out, base, forms, steel, pour, finish and cure on the date we agreed. Then we tell you exactly when you can walk and park on it.

Cities served
79
Counties
35
Metro areas
6
Estimate
Free

Each city page shows the local climate numbers for concrete and has its own estimate form.

All cities and counties

Where we work

Crews across Georgia's main metros and the larger towns between them. Don't see your town? Any Georgia ZIP code works.

What concrete costs

National ranges from cited industry sources, so you know what a fair estimate looks like before we visit.

Size your project

Sources: ConcreteNetwork (2026) and Homewyse (September 2026), cited on each guide.

Questions we get asked

Is the estimate really free?

Yes. We come out, measure, talk through the options and give you a written, itemized estimate. No charge, no obligation.

How soon can you come out?

We call you back to confirm the details, usually the same business day, and schedule the visit at a time that suits you. Most estimates happen within a few days.

Where do you work?

Across Georgia's main metros: Metro Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah, Macon, Columbus, Athens, Elsewhere in Georgia, plus the larger towns between them. 79 cities have their own page. If your ZIP is in Georgia, send the request; we'll tell you straight away if we can't get a crew there.

Are you licensed and insured?

We carry general liability insurance and can send the certificate with your estimate. Georgia has no separate state license for concrete flatwork; where a job needs a building permit, we pull it, and we tell you up front which permits apply.

How thick do you pour?

4 inches on a compacted gravel base for driveways, patios and walks used by cars and people; 5 to 6 inches with rebar for trucks, RVs and equipment pads. Thickness and reinforcement are written on every estimate.

What does concrete cost?

Nationally, plain driveways and patios run about $5 to $8 per square foot installed, stamped work $10 to $20 and up, and a basic installed slab $10.63 to $13.00. Our cost guides show the sourced ranges; your estimate is the real number for your site.

Still have questions?

Send the estimate request with your question in the notes and we'll answer when we call.

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Let's get your concrete poured right

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