FAQs

FAQs

Have a concrete-related question? We have the answer. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!

  • Are you licensed and insured?

    We want you to feel secure when you choose us to be your concrete contractors. That's why Garrett Concrete LLC is licensed and insured for residential and commercial concrete construction, in addition to being accredited by the Better Business Bureau. Give us a call today to get started with a free estimate!

  • Will you be reinforcing the concrete with rebar?

    Yes, we reinforce our concrete projects with rebar, in addition to fiber mesh and high-strength PSI mix designs. This will give your structure the durability it needs to stand the test of time. If you have more questions about projects such as a concrete patio installation, call Garrett Concrete LLC today to get started with a free estimate!

  • What kind of site preparation is needed for a successful concrete project?

    All root systems (grasses, trees, and brush) should be excavated down to virgin soil and built up with crushed limestone to provide a solid foundation for the concrete to be placed upon. We can then get started on installing your concrete structure. If you have any questions about how you should prepare for concrete companies, call Garrett Concrete LLC today!

  • How thick should my driveway concrete be?

    Our professionals have found that four inches of thickness is standard when pouring a concrete driveway, ensuring that it lasts for years. According to Today's Homeowner, an online home improvement resource, a concrete driveway can last up to 50 years. Our driveways stand out because we implement reinforcement and high-strength mix designs to ensure yours lasts for decades. Call Garrett Concrete LLC today and talk to expert concrete contractors about your driveway needs.

  • How can the longevity of our concrete project be increased?

    Steel reinforcement and proper mix design give a concrete project the strength it needs to stand up to wear and tear. When you choose Garrett Concrete LLC for projects such as concrete patio installations, you'll enjoy a structure with fiber mesh and high-strength PSI mix designs. Call us today to get started with a free estimate!

  • Does steel reinforcement prevent cracking?

    No, concrete companies don't use steel reinforcement to prevent cracking. Instead, it prevents the concrete from separating once it's cracked. Give us a call today for more questions about our steel reinforcement methods!

  • Should we seal our new concrete project?

    Absolutely! Sealing new concrete is vital to the longevity of the finished product, as it protects your investment from harsh weather and stains. If you need concrete contractors to seal your concrete, look no further than Garrett Concrete LLC!

  • How critical are expansion joints?

    Expansion joints are one of the most critical parts of a concrete project, whether you need a concrete patio installation or a foundation slab. These expansion joints allow the concrete to expand and contract and are designed to help mitigate spider cracking within the concrete project as a whole. For more answers to your concrete questions, reach out to Garrett Concrete LLC today!

  • How far apart should my expansion joints be placed?

    In the experience of our expert concrete contractors, expansion joints should be placed no further apart than 12 feet. Properly spaced expansion joints will ensure that your concrete project is protected from cracking. Call Garrett Concrete LLC for more information about your project. We can get you started with a free estimate!

  • Will the owner be managing the project?

    Yes, our owner devotes at least 50% of his daily time to managing each project, ensuring the work is being done according to the local codes and regulations. You can ask him any questions you need answered while he's on-site. This dedication to quality has made us one of the preferred local concrete companies. Call Garrett Concrete LLC today to get started with a free estimate!

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