Concrete Contractor
FAQ

Most residential concrete driveways in the Sammamish/Bellevue area run $8–$15 per square foot. A typical 2-car driveway (600–800 sq ft) lands in the $6,000–$12,000 range. Your firm quote comes after a free on-site evaluation — we measure your space, check site conditions, and give you a written number. See our full pricing guide for details.

Most residential flatwork projects take 2–4 days of active work: one day for prep and forming, one day for the pour and finish, and time for curing. Weather can affect scheduling. We communicate timelines clearly before we start.

Concrete cracks for several reasons: improper base prep, lack of reinforcement, no control joints, rapid drying (no curing compound), or freeze-thaw cycles. All concrete develops hairline cracks — that's normal. What's not normal is wide, structural cracking from poor installation. We minimize cracking with proper base prep, reinforcement, and correctly placed control joints.

Each has pros and cons. Concrete is the most durable and lowest-maintenance long-term. Pavers look great and are repairable individually but cost more upfront. Asphalt is cheapest but needs regular sealing and has a shorter lifespan. For Eastside homeowners, poured concrete offers the best value over 20+ years. See our full comparison.

We encourage every homeowner to verify any contractor they're considering — including us. You can look up any Washington contractor's registration, bond, and insurance status on the WA Department of Labor & Industries website (lni.wa.gov). We're happy to provide our details and answer any questions during your free estimate.