How We Work in the Capital Region

Concrete Contractors Harrisburg pours and repairs residential concrete in Harrisburg and the towns around it: driveways, backyard patios, stamped surfaces, public sidewalks and curbs, front steps and stoops, and repairs to slabs that have sunk, cracked or flaked.

Harrisburg is an older city than most people realize. Census figures summarized by Point2Homes put the median home's build year at 1947, and 43 percent of homes went up in 1939 or earlier. Many are rowhouses, with a short set of front steps landing on a public sidewalk that the owner, not the city, is required to keep up. A lot of our work starts right there.

What you can expect

• A visit before a price. We measure, look at drainage and figure out why the old concrete failed, whether that was water, roots, a thin slab or salt.
• A quote you can compare. Demolition, base, thickness, steel, finish, permits and cleanup are listed separately, so you can hold it up against another bid.
• Permits sorted out. In the city, cutting a public sidewalk or curb needs a permit from the City Engineer. In the boroughs and townships around Harrisburg the rules differ, so we check for your address.
• Historic blocks respected. If your house sits in one of Harrisburg's historic districts, we check with the city whether visible exterior work needs review before we schedule it.
• Honest options. If lifting or resurfacing will solve the problem for less than new concrete, we say so and price it.
• Care instructions. When the job is done you get dates for walking, parking and sealing, plus advice for the first winter.