Concrete driveways, patios, slabs, walkways, repair, resurfacing and replacement. Free estimates from experienced concrete contractors in Burlington NC, Alamance County and the Piedmont Triad.
When you're planning a concrete project, the hardest part isn't always finding someone to pour the concrete. It's figuring out what you actually need. Depending on the condition of your existing concrete and what you're trying to accomplish, the right solution could be a new installation, repair, resurfacing, coating, extension, or complete replacement.
Before choosing a concrete contractor in Burlington NC, consider:
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Once you understand your options, the next step is finding a concrete company that can handle the work you actually need. We provide a full range of residential concrete services in Burlington NC, from small repairs and resurfacing to new installations and larger property improvements.
A driveway has to handle daily vehicle traffic while working with your property's grading and drainage. We handle concrete driveway installation, replacement, repair, resurfacing, and extensions based on the condition of the existing surface and your goals.
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A concrete patio adds usable outdoor space for relaxing, grilling, and entertaining. We install new patios and evaluate existing ones for repair, resurfacing, extension, or replacement.
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Slabs for garages, workshops, sheds, outbuildings, additions, and equipment areas. The intended use determines preparation, thickness, reinforcement, and grading.
Durable paths between driveways, homes, patios, garages, and yards. We install new walkways and repair or replace ones that are damaged, worn, or outdated.
Concrete steps designed around your property's grade and how people actually use the entrance, for safer access and a finished transition between levels.
Retaining walls manage changes in elevation and create more usable space on sloped properties. Grading, soil, drainage, and wall design all have to be considered.
Decorative finishes that give patios, walkways, and driveways the look of stone, brick, or tile with the durability of concrete.
Worn, faded, or stained but still structurally sound? Resurfacing can give suitable concrete a fresh new surface without full demolition.
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Targeted repair for cracks, chipped edges, spalling, and damaged sections when the underlying concrete is still in good condition.
When concrete has failed (major cracking, settlement, or a bad base), full removal and replacement is the right long-term fix.
Need more parking or a bigger patio? An extension adds space without replacing concrete that's still usable.
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One of the biggest mistakes homeowners make is assuming that every damaged or aging concrete surface needs to be completely removed. Sometimes it does. Sometimes it doesn't. The right decision depends on the condition of the existing concrete and what's causing the problem.
Repair may be appropriate when damage is limited to certain areas and the underlying concrete remains in good condition. Repairs can address cracks, chipped edges, minor surface deterioration, damaged sections, small areas of spalling, and other localized problems.
Resurfacing is often the answer when existing concrete is still structurally sound but has become worn, stained, faded, or outdated. Instead of removing the slab, the surface is prepared and a new resurfacing system is applied, giving driveways, patios, walkways, and garage floors a fresh look without the demolition. The key word is suitable: resurfacing isn't designed to hide serious structural problems.
Learn more about concrete resurfacing in Burlington NCSometimes your concrete isn't the problem. You just need more of it. A driveway may need extra parking, a patio may feel too small, or a walkway may need to continue around the house. An extension can accomplish your goal without replacing a usable surface, as long as the existing concrete, grade, drainage, and the connection between old and new sections are planned properly.
Replacement is the right call when a surface has extensive structural cracking, significant settlement, major movement, severe deterioration or spalling, a failing base, serious drainage problems, or has simply reached the end of its useful life. It's more work up front, but it's the better long-term investment when the existing concrete can no longer serve as a solid foundation.
The goal shouldn't be to sell you the biggest project. The goal should be to choose the right project.
Choosing a concrete contractor is an important decision because concrete work is meant to last for years. The lowest estimate isn't necessarily the best value, and the most expensive contractor isn't automatically the best choice either. What matters is whether the contractor understands your particular project and can explain how the work will be done.
Start with experience. A contractor who mainly installs basic slabs may not have the same experience with decorative concrete, resurfacing, repairs, driveway extensions, or more complicated projects. Ask whether they've completed projects like yours:
You also shouldn't have to know the answer before you call. Maybe your driveway is cracked and you're not sure it needs replacing. Maybe your patio looks rough but the slab underneath seems solid. Maybe you want more parking without replacing the whole driveway. These situations don't all have the same solution, and a good concrete contractor should look at the project and explain whether repair, resurfacing, extension, coating, or replacement makes the most sense.
Two concrete companies can give you completely different prices because they're proposing different scopes of work. When comparing estimates, look beyond the final number and ask what's included.
Ask how the area will be prepared. Depending on the project, that can include excavation, grading, removal of existing material, base preparation, compaction, and forms.
Water should always be considered when planning concrete. Poor drainage can lead to erosion, settlement, and standing water. Ask how the project will work with the existing grade and where water will go.
The right thickness and reinforcement depend on how the concrete will be used. A walkway doesn't have the same requirements as a concrete driveway supporting vehicles. Ask what the contractor recommends and why.
Finishing affects how the surface performs, not just how it looks. Ask about the finish, control joints, edges, and the curing process.
A low price isn't much of a bargain if important parts of the project aren't included.
When new concrete is the right choice, preparation matters just as much as the finished surface. A concrete project isn't simply pouring concrete into a form. The site may need to be excavated, graded, compacted, and properly formed. Drainage needs to be planned. Reinforcement may be needed depending on the application. And the concrete has to be placed and finished correctly, with control joints and curing handled as part of the job.
The goal is a finished surface that looks good and holds up to how you plan to use it, whether that's a concrete driveway, patio, walkway, slab, steps, or an extension.
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Our partner contractor has been in the concrete business since 1987, and that experience has taught us that no two properties are alike. The right approach depends on the existing surface, soil, grade, drainage, intended use, access, and the condition of the concrete itself.
We've worked on projects where repair made sense, projects where resurfacing was the better option, and projects where full replacement was necessary. That's why we don't believe every homeowner should be sold the same solution.
You don't have to be a concrete expert before you contact us:
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Reviews of our partner contractor's work from homeowners across the Triad.
Todd completed a 20′ X 50′ driveway extension for me. The estimate was quick and fair. His team did an outstanding job on the install. He estimated that it would take four hours to complete the work. It took him four hours. RP Enterprises demonstrated the highest level of integrity, skills, and professionalism. Call them.
Excellent work timely and a job well done thanks George
Todd did a great job connecting the concrete deck addition to our existing deck area. Very professional looking job.
Excellent Excellent work, went above and beyond the scope of the work. Very communicative and on time. Great price for the work very affordable. Even scraped my driveway and parking area. In and out in a few hours very quick.
Very nice job, they were very professional. Very happy with finished product.
Excellent job on our driveway add on. Todd did everything as discussed and in time frame given when quoted. We would definitely call them again if we have any future projects.
Absolutely wonderful to work with, quality of work is excellent. On time, on budget! Todd’s crew is top notch! Highly recommend RP Enterprise!
I would highly recommend this company! Quick with initial response, quote and expedited all within a few days. He delivered more than he promised. A very good experience and will definitely use them for any future concrete needs.
Toby was punctual and very professional, did a fantastic job at a fair price. I highly recommend RP Enterprises.
they worked fast an did a great job but the most important thing as well as the quality of work was great , the owner kept me informed of everything an kept his word to when he would come an everything he did was exactly as he said it would be Great Job
Absolutely great service, great work, everyone was very professional.
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Burlington Concrete serves homeowners throughout Alamance County and the surrounding Triad. Whether you're in town or out in the county, our concrete contractors provide free estimates on driveways, patios, slabs, walkways, repairs, and resurfacing.
Don't see your town? We also serve Greensboro, High Point, Lexington and the surrounding Alamance, Guilford, Randolph and Davidson County areas. Call (336) 677-5998.
Yes. We provide free on-site estimates so pricing reflects your actual property, the condition of any existing concrete, site access, and the scope of work. Call (336) 677-5998 or use the quote form to get started.
We serve Burlington, Graham, Mebane, Haw River, Elon, Gibsonville, Glen Raven, Saxapahaw, Snow Camp, Whitsett, McLeansville, Liberty, Randleman, Ramseur, Asheboro, Greensboro, High Point, Lexington, and the surrounding Alamance County and Piedmont Triad areas.
It depends on what's happening below the surface. Localized damage on solid concrete can often be repaired. Worn or faded concrete that's still structurally sound may be a good candidate for resurfacing. Concrete with major cracking, settlement, or a failing base usually needs replacement. An on-site evaluation is the best way to know.
Often, yes. If the existing concrete is in good shape, an extension can add parking or outdoor space without replacing what you have. The grade, drainage, and connection between the old and new concrete all need to be planned properly.
Yes. Stamped and decorative concrete can be used for patios, walkways, pool areas, and driveways to create the look of stone, brick, or tile with the durability of concrete. For detailed decorative work, our partner contractor teams up with experienced decorative concrete specialists.
A complete estimate should spell out demolition and removal (if any), site preparation, base material, grading, reinforcement, forms, concrete, finishing, control joints, and cleanup. If items are missing, ask. Price differences between contractors often come down to scope.
Our focus is residential concrete: driveways, patios, slabs, walkways, steps, and repairs for homeowners. We don't take on commercial concrete projects.
Not sure whether you need new concrete, repair, resurfacing, a coating, an extension, or replacement? That's okay. You don't need to figure everything out before you call.
Tell us what you're dealing with and what you'd like to accomplish. We'll connect you with the right concrete contractor, someone who understands your options so you can decide based on the condition of your concrete, the needs of your property, and your long-term goals.
Contact our Burlington NC concrete contractors today for a free estimate.
