Concrete contractor in Burr Ridge, IL
Forty-seven minutes southeast, across the DuPage and Cook line, with notably large lots and a lot of custom housing. Driveways here are long, often curved, and usually finished in exposed aggregate or stamped concrete rather than broom. Circular drives, courtyards and pool decks are a large share of our work here.
- Licensed & insured
- In business since 1985
- Free on-site estimates
- Village permits handled
Services in Burr Ridge
Concrete Driveway
New driveways, full replacements, extensions, and decorative finishes poured on a compacted, reinforced base.
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02Concrete Patio
Broom, stamped, colored, and exposed-aggregate concrete patios sized and pitched to drain away from the house.
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03Concrete Repair & Resurfacing
Crack routing and sealing, spall and edge patching, mudjacking, and bonded overlays that resurface a sound slab instead of replacing it.
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04Concrete Steps & Sidewalks
Poured stoops, front steps, service walks, and village right-of-way sidewalks built to code riser and tread dimensions.
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05Epoxy Garage Floors
Diamond-ground, flake-broadcast epoxy garage floors with a polyaspartic topcoat that resists hot-tire pickup and road salt.
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Permits and site notes
Burr Ridge permits driveways, patios and pool decks and reviews impervious coverage even on large lots. Flagg Creek runs through the area and parts of the village have real grade, so long drives need attention to where runoff goes. Many properties also fall under HOA architectural review.
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How much does a long circular driveway cost in Burr Ridge?
Circular drives here commonly cover 1,500 to 2,500 square feet, and decorative finishes cost more per foot than broom. Area and finish together carry the budget. We measure the full loop.
Do I need HOA approval as well as a village permit?
In several Burr Ridge subdivisions, yes. Architectural review covers finish, color, and layout, and the village permit does not override it. Get the association sign-off first.
What finish works best on a large Burr Ridge driveway?
Exposed aggregate holds up best on long drives because it hides dirt and tire marks and gives grip on a slope. Stamped concrete looks sharper but needs re-sealing every two to three years to keep its color.
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Based
Hanover Park, IL · since 1985
Licensed
Fully insured · certificate on request
Serves
Burr Ridge, DuPage County · 47 min away
Hours
Mon–Sat 8am–5pm · free estimates
Payment
Cash or check · deposit at scheduling
Free estimate in Burr Ridge
Same-day callback on weekdays. On-site measurement, written price, permit filed.