Concrete contractor in Evanston, IL
Evanston is fifty-three minutes east of Hanover Park, a city of about 78,000 on Lake Michigan with a housing stock that spans well over a century. Lots are narrow, alleys serve most rear garages, and the city has an extensive public sidewalk network. Evanston is also one of the more regulated places we work: tree preservation, historic districts, and stormwater requirements all bear on a driveway or patio permit here.
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- In business since 1985
- Free on-site estimates
- Village permits handled
Services in Evanston
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
Evanston permits driveways, patios, and slabs, applies tree preservation requirements, and reviews new impervious surface as part of its stormwater program. Historic district standards apply in designated areas. Alley aprons take heavy plow and salt exposure and often fail before the driveways. Expect a longer permit review here than in most suburbs we serve.
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How long does an Evanston concrete permit take?
Commonly two to four weeks, and longer in a historic district. The city reviews impervious surface, applies tree preservation requirements, and may add historic review, so we file immediately after signing.
Does Evanston restrict how much of a lot can be paved?
The city reviews new impervious surface as part of its stormwater program, and on these lot sizes the limit binds sooner than people expect. We measure existing hard surface first.
How much does an Evanston driveway replacement cost?
A long single-width drive of 500 to 700 square feet is the usual size. Demolition, base work, the alley apron, and the public walk crossing panel are all in the quoted price.
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Based
Hanover Park, IL · since 1985
Licensed
Fully insured · certificate on request
Serves
Evanston, Cook County · 53 min away
Hours
Mon–Sat 8am–5pm · free estimates
Payment
Cash or check · deposit at scheduling
Free estimate in Evanston
Same-day callback on weekdays. On-site measurement, written price, permit filed.