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Before you pour concrete

Six things to know.

Ask about the base

Most concrete failures start underneath. Ask how they prepare and compact the base, and how thick the slab will be.

Ask about reinforcement

Rebar or wire mesh and properly spaced control joints keep cracks small and the slab together.

Check permits

Driveways, sidewalks, curbs and foundations often need a permit and inspection, especially near the street.

Mind the weather

Concrete shouldn't be poured on frozen ground or in extreme heat without precautions. Ask how they handle it.

Plan for curing

Stay off new concrete for a few days and keep cars off for about a week. Ask when it can be sealed.

Get the warranty in writing

Ask what's covered — cracking, settling, flaking — and for how long.

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Concrete and masonry questions

How do I find a good concrete contractor near you?+

Compare the concrete and masonry contractors listed near you by ratings and reviews, or fill in the quote form and contractors near you will reach out with prices.

How much does a concrete driveway or patio cost?+

Plain concrete usually runs several dollars per square foot installed; stamped and decorative concrete costs more, and removing old concrete adds to the price. The quote form gets you real prices.

How long does concrete take to cure?+

You can usually walk on it in a day or two and drive on it in about a week. It reaches full strength in about 28 days.

What do concrete and masonry contractors do?+

Driveways, patios, sidewalks and garage floors; stamped, stained and coated concrete; brick, stone and block work; retaining walls, steps and foundations; and repair, leveling and sealing. Pick a service above to find contractors that offer it.

Why does concrete crack?+

Concrete shrinks as it cures and moves with the ground. Control joints, a good base and reinforcement keep cracks small and where they belong.

Should I seal my concrete?+

Sealing every few years protects driveways and patios from water, freeze-thaw, salt and stains, and keeps decorative concrete looking new.

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