How We Work on Binghamton Concrete

Concrete Contractors Binghamton pours and repairs residential flatwork in Binghamton and the towns around it: driveways, patios, stamped surfaces, sidewalks, front steps, garage floors, shed and hot tub pads, plus leveling and resurfacing for slabs that are worth saving.

Two facts shape almost every job here. The first is snow. Wikipedia lists 86.5 inches of average yearly snowfall at Greater Binghamton Airport, so concrete in this area spends months under plows, shovels, salt and meltwater. The second is age. Point2Homes, summarizing Census data, puts the median build year of Binghamton housing at 1945, and close to half the homes went up in 1939 or earlier. A lot of the concrete we replace is older than the people who own it.

What you can expect

• A real look at the problem. We measure, check how water moves across the lot and figure out why the old concrete failed before we price anything.
• A quote you can compare. Removal, base, thickness, reinforcement, finish and sealing are separate lines, so you can hold our number next to anyone else's.
• The city side handled. In Binghamton the owner is responsible for the public sidewalk in front of the property, and work in the right of way needs a Street Work Permit. We tell you what applies and whether the Curb & Sidewalk Assistance Program may help.
• Repair when it makes sense. If lifting or resurfacing a slab will hold up, we price that next to replacement.
• Written aftercare. You get dates for walking, driving and sealing, and advice for getting a new slab through its first winter.