Concrete contractor in West Chicago, IL
Twenty-two minutes southwest, a DuPage city with a genuine railroad history and a large industrial base to match. The older housing near downtown has short original drives and settled stoops. Out along Route 59 and the rail corridor, lot pavement, curbing, dock aprons and bollard work is much of what we do.
- Licensed & insured
- In business since 1985
- Free on-site estimates
- Village permits handled
Services in West Chicago
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
West Chicago issues its own permits for driveways, patios and commercial slabs, and industrial work goes through a separate plan review worth allowing time for. Kress Creek runs through town, and the sandy-to-clay soil transition west of Route 59 varies enough that base depth is worth checking rather than assuming.
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Do you do industrial concrete work in West Chicago?
Yes, it is a large share of our work here. Dock aprons, drive lanes, curb replacement, interior slab repair, and bollards along the Route 59 and rail corridors, scheduled around your operating hours.
How much does a concrete curb cost per foot?
Machine-extruded curb on an existing base is the least expensive. Formed curb and gutter with removal of the old curb sits at the other end. Length and access set the rate.
How deep does a bollard footing go?
At least 36 inches, and we go to 42 to clear the frost line. A shallow bollard works loose and leans within a couple of winters, which defeats the point of installing one.
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Based
Hanover Park, IL · since 1985
Licensed
Fully insured · certificate on request
Serves
West Chicago, DuPage County · 22 min away
Hours
Mon–Sat 8am–5pm · free estimates
Payment
Cash or check · deposit at scheduling
Free estimate in West Chicago
Same-day callback on weekdays. On-site measurement, written price, permit filed.