Ask for a concrete quote in Portland, Maine
Call us, or send the form below. The quote is free and written.
Tell us about the job
We are a concrete contractor for homeowners in Portland and nearby towns. Call the number at the top of this page or fill in the form below, and we take it from there: a call to go over the job, a site visit, then a free written quote.
A few lines about the location, the size and what is there now are plenty to start.
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What helps us quote a concrete job
Five details cover most jobs.
- Where it is: the town and street, or the neighborhood. On an island, say which one.
- What you want: a new driveway, patio, walkway, steps, slab or foundation, or a repair.
- The rough size: a two-car driveway, a 12 by 16 patio, four front steps.
- What is there now: old concrete, asphalt, pavers, lawn or bare ground.
- Access: how close a ready-mix truck can park, and any fence, slope or overhead wires in the way.
Rough is fine: we measure everything ourselves at the site visit. If you have photos, say so in the details box and we will tell you where to send them.
After you send the form
- We read your request and call you to go over the job and answer questions.
- We set a time to see the site, measure it and check the ground, drainage and access.
- You get a written quote listing the thickness, base, mix, reinforcement, joints and finish. The page on what sets the price of concrete work explains each line.
- If you go ahead, we sign a written contract, check permits, notify Dig Safe and schedule the pour around the weather.
The site visit and the quote cost nothing, and asking for them does not commit you to anything.
Where we work
We work in Portland, including the islands case by case, and in South Portland, Westbrook, Scarborough, Falmouth, Cape Elizabeth and Gorham, plus Windham, Cumberland and Yarmouth.
Rather talk it through first?
Call us; a short conversation is often enough to know what the site visit should cover.
- The address or the neighborhood
- The job and a rough size
- What is there now, and what has to come out