Concrete Contractor in Fayetteville, AR - Slabs Built on a Packed Base
CJ Rogers Concrete Company pours driveways, patios, steps and walks for homeowners and landlords in Fayetteville, AR, and we dig out and pack the ground under every slab before we set a single form.
Concrete work in Fayettevillepoured by a crew from Rogers
We're based in Rogers. Fayetteville is one of the cities around it where we pour driveways, patios and steps, along with Springdale and Farmington. Most calls here start with an old slab that's sunk, cracked or holding water by the door.
Price comes down to the size of the slab, tearing out and hauling the old one, and how much base work the ground needs. The schedule turns on any permit review and on curing, the wait before you walk or drive on new concrete while it hardens.
Call (479) 413-0106 or use the form, and I'll come out and look at your slab with you.
Concrete services in Fayettevillefor houses, rentals and shops
This is the work we take on in Fayetteville, from a single set of front steps to a parking lot for a small business.
- Concrete driveway building Most driveway calls start with a sunken or cracked slab, so we dig out and pack the base before pouring.
- Concrete patio construction Back patios that hold water or tip toward the house get regraded so rain runs away from your walls.
- Stamped concrete services Gives a patio or walk the look of stone or brick, poured over the same packed base as plain work.
- Concrete sidewalk building Walks lifted by tree roots or broken into trip edges get torn out and poured again on a packed base.
- Garage floor concrete When a garage floor is cracked or dusting, we replace it with a slab built to carry a parked car.
- Decorative concrete Color, borders and exposed stone for the front entry or back patio, if plain gray isn't what you want.
- Concrete retaining walls Concrete walls hold back soil where a yard steps down, so a sloped lot gives you a flat spot to use.
- Concrete floor installation Interior slabs for shops, storage buildings and additions, with the base packed and the floor set level before it's finished.
- Concrete pool decks Pool decks need a finish that grips wet feet and a slope that sends splash water away from the pool.
- Concrete steps construction Front and back steps that settled or pulled away from the house, rebuilt to sit square with the door.
- Slab foundation building Slabs for new homes, garages and additions, where getting the ground under them right matters more than anywhere else.
- Foundation installation Foundations for additions and outbuildings, laid out and poured to the plans you or your builder bring us.
- Concrete parking lot building Small business owners and landlords call us for lots and drive lanes that need to carry steady traffic.
- Concrete footings Footings are the buried concrete under posts, porches and walls, and they go in before anything is built on top.
- Foundation raising If a slab or footing has dropped, we look at why it moved before we talk about lifting it back.
- Concrete cutting We saw out a section for a doorway, a drain or a bad patch without breaking up the rest.
Why Fayetteville calls usfor the work under the slab
We're best known for driveways, patios and steps where the prep under the slab gets as much care as the finish on top.
Base work comes first
If the budget is tight, trim the fancy finish, not the base, because nobody sees the base on day one but it's what keeps the slab from sinking.
The owner writes your estimate
I'm the one who comes out, looks at the spot with you and writes it up, so you're talking to the person who'll be on the job.
Our own crew, with me there
Our own crew does the work, not whoever's free that week, and I'm out there with them while your concrete goes in.
Pouring concrete since 2013
I started this company in 2013 after years of patching walks and fixing settled driveways for a property management company around Rogers.
Licensed, insured and backed
We're fully licensed and insured on every job, and the finished work is backed by our satisfaction guarantee.
From first call to walkthroughhow a Fayetteville job runs
Before anything gets torn out, you'll know what's included, who's doing it and what comes next, because I'd rather talk it through now than surprise you later.
Call or send the form
Call (479) 413-0106 or fill out the form with where you are in Fayetteville and what's going on with your concrete.
I look at it with you
I come out, look at the spot with you and write an estimate that spells out tear out, hauling and prep, plus whether the job needs a permit.
We do the work
We set a date and handle the permit filing and inspections for our part. A new driveway goes through Fayetteville's regular review instead of same-day permitting, so we allow for that.
We walk it together
When the forms come off, we walk the finished slab with you and go over when you can walk and drive on it and how to look after it.
What we fix in Fayettevilleand what we do differently
On Fayetteville jobs, most of the old concrete we tear out failed for one of a few ordinary reasons.
Sunken driveways
When a driveway sinks, the subgrade, the dirt it sits on, was usually raked flat instead of dug out and packed, so we pack ours.
Water running the wrong way
Patios and walks that pitch toward the house send rain at the foundation, so we check where the water runs before the forms go up.
Cracks in random places
Concrete shrinks as it cures, so we cut control joints, shallow grooves that tell it where to crack, before it picks its own spot.
Your Fayetteville concrete estimatefree and done at your house
Tell us your address, what the concrete is and what's wrong with it, and we'll get back to you within one business day. I'll come out for a free estimate at your place, with no pressure to book.
Working in Fayettevillefor homeowners, landlords and businesses
Our calls in Fayetteville come from homeowners, landlords, property managers and a few small business owners. I learned concrete fixing rental walks and steps, so I know a landlord wants work that holds up between tenants and a homeowner wants to see what they're paying for.
If your job needs a permit, that permit becomes the record of the change, kept with the city and Washington County, and the city says work done without one may lower your home's value. Questions about whether yours needs one go to the city's building safety office.
Other cities we pour in
Pick your city below, or if it isn't listed, call (479) 413-0106. We're a concrete contractor based in Rogers, AR, and work in plenty of cities around it.