Groundbreak Redmond Concrete Company pours, repairs and cuts concrete for homeowners and small business owners, and our own crew does the work from the first dig to the final cleanup.
I'd rather work out why the old concrete failed than pour new concrete that fails the same way. Usually it's a base that was raked level instead of dug out and packed, or a slab that drains toward the house, so that's what we sort out first.
I come out for the estimate myself, and I'm the one running the job when the crew digs, forms and pours. What we agreed at your house doesn't get passed along to someone who wasn't there, so nothing gets lost between the estimate and the pour.
Cutting into an old slab, lifting a settled foundation or fitting a wall on a tight lot takes some figuring out, and that's the work we like. We'll lay out your options in plain words and say which one we'd pick. Tell us what you've got.
I started out doing side jobs for neighbors in Redmond, a short walk here and a cracked step there, and by 2013 there was enough work to make it a real business. I learned the trade on the job by asking older finishers a lot of questions and breaking up old slabs to see why they failed. The base is buried the day we pour, so it's the first thing people want to trim from the budget, and it's the last place I'd cut because a nice finish on loose dirt cracks right along with it.
Thirteen years on, we're licensed and insured, and most of our calls still come from homeowners, plus some small business owners with a lot or a walk to sort out. What we promise is short. Your satisfaction, guaranteed. There's more about us and how we work if you want the longer version.
Groundbreak Redmond Concrete Company is based in Redmond, WA, and works in the cities around it, including Kirkland and Bellevue. Each of the 12 cities below has its own page, and if yours isn't one of them, just ask.
Groundbreak Redmond Concrete Company is a concrete contractor in Redmond, WA, and the 16 services below cover most of the concrete around a house or a small business lot. Price mostly turns on the size of the area, how much old concrete comes out, how much digging and base the ground needs, and the finish, since a plain broom finish, the light texture that gives a slab grip, costs less than stamped or colored work. The schedule turns on the weather, any permit and curing, the wait while fresh concrete gains strength before anyone walks or drives on it. For your own numbers, the estimate I write on site breaks your job into those same parts.
We dig out, pack a solid base and pour new concrete driveways sloped so water runs away from your garage and house instead of pooling where you park.
Explore service: Concrete driveway buildingWant a flat spot for a table and grill out back? We build concrete patios on a dug-out, packed base, set to shed rain away from your foundation.
Explore service: Concrete patio constructionStamped concrete gives a patio, walk or driveway the look of stone, brick or slate, pressed into fresh concrete and colored, without the loose pieces that shift and grow weeds.
Explore service: Stamped concrete servicesA new sidewalk or front walk for your home or business gets control joints, shallow cuts that give the slab a neat place to crack instead of a random one.
Explore service: Concrete sidewalk buildingWhen an old garage floor has cracked, sunk or stained past saving, we break it out, fix the base underneath and pour a new floor that drains toward the door.
Explore service: Garage floor concreteDecorative concrete is color, washed finishes that show the stones in the mix and custom borders on patios, walks and entries, for concrete that looks planned, not poured and forgotten.
Explore service: Decorative concreteWe build poured concrete retaining walls that hold back a slope and give you usable flat ground, with drainage behind the wall so water pressure doesn't push it over.
Explore service: Concrete retaining wallsNeed a concrete floor in a basement, shop, shed or commercial space? We pour interior floors on a packed base with a moisture barrier underneath and a smooth, flat finish on top.
Explore service: Concrete floor installationConcrete pool decks need grip for bare, wet feet and a slope that carries splash water away, so we finish and grade them for both.
Explore service: Concrete pool decksCrumbling or tipping front steps? We tear them out and pour new ones with even step heights and rebar, steel bars inside that hold the concrete together.
Explore service: Concrete steps constructionWe build slab foundations for new homes, garages, shops and additions, one reinforced pad of concrete poured on packed, level ground, with no crawl space underneath.
Explore service: Slab foundation buildingWe form and pour foundation walls for new houses, additions and backyard cottages, built to your plans and checked before the dirt goes back against them.
Explore service: Foundation installationFor small business owners, we pour concrete parking lots and lot repairs built thick enough for delivery trucks, with drainage worked out so water doesn't sit in the stalls.
Explore service: Concrete parking lot buildingFootings are the wide concrete base under a wall, post, deck or addition, and we set them below the frost line so freezing ground doesn't push them up.
Explore service: Concrete footingsDoors sticking, cracks over windows, a floor that slopes? Those can mean a settled foundation, and we lift and support it back toward level after working out why it sank.
Explore service: Foundation raisingNeed an opening for a door, a trench for a pipe or a bad section of slab removed? We saw-cut along clean, straight lines and leave the rest of the slab alone.
Explore service: Concrete cuttingCall (425) 285-8618 or send the form with a few lines about the job, a cracked slab, a new patio or a lot that holds water. We get back to you within one business day to set up a visit.
I walk your property and look at how the new work ties into what's already there and where the water goes. Then I write an estimate that breaks the job into its parts, so you can see what you're paying for before anything starts.
Once you say go, and before we set a date, we check which office covers your address, in Redmond the city's Development Services Center, and tell you who handles the permit and inspections. Then we do the work and walk the finished job with you.
We reply within one business day to set up a visit, and there's no obligation. I come out to look at the job and where the water goes, then write you an estimate that breaks the work into its parts.
