Questions And Answers About Chicago Concrete
Get Answers To Your Concrete Questions From The Experts At Chicago Concrete. Find Information About The Types Of Concrete Available For Chicago Homes, How To Select The Right Concrete For Your Project, And Other Frequently Asked Questions About Concrete.
Yes, we are licensed in concrete work. We are also licensed in Roofing, Masonry, and General Contracting.Β
Roofing: 104-017613
GC: TGC030961
Masonry: MC6449
Concrete: MC6449
Even if it may seem like a minor crack, we recommend calling a qualified concrete contractor as soon as possible. A small crack can gradually escalate to a big problem and costly damage. You should try to keep the area clean and dry until a professional can come out and take a look.
New concrete may be needed for various reasons, such as significant cracks, surface damage, or sinking. Uneven, discolored, or deteriorating concrete could indicate that it is time to replace it. We suggest giving us a call and scheduling a concrete inspection to know the exact condition of your concrete surfaces.
A typical concrete replacement should take no more than 1-3 days to complete. Depending on the complexity, weather conditions, and accessibility of the site, it may take longer. The estimated timeframe will be given with the proposal.
Yes! Replacing your concrete before listing your home can drastically increase the resale value of your home. We suggest setting up a concrete inspection to determine the condition of your concrete surfaces and the work required.
The best time of year to replace your concrete is Spring or Fall. During these seasons, the weather is more consistent and moderate, making it the optimal time to replace your concrete.
No, it should be done by a licensed professional.
Yes! When installed properly by a professional, stamped concrete surfaces are very durable and can withstand a lot of wear and tear.
You know a concrete contractor is qualified when they have a concrete license. To obtain a concrete license, you need to take classes, have experience, and ultimately pass an exam to show your expertise. A qualified concrete contractor will have a license available upon request.
No! We do not suggest ever using lower-quality materials. Off-brand materials are known for causing various issues and can actually cost you more in the long run.
Concrete surfaces in areas with extreme temperature fluctuations or poor drainage may be more prone to cracking.
To prepare for a concrete replacement, we ask that you remove any items from the work area and relocate your vehicle to make space for our crews. During a concrete installation, there might be a lot of debris, so we suggest keeping pets and children indoors. You should also cover all outdoor belongings to protect them from any debris. You will always be guaranteed a clean construction site when you work with us.
When you work with us, we will do everything we can to resolve the issue. Mistakes happen; when they do, you can trust us to quickly fix any problems. If during installation more issues are found than expected, we will meet with you and come up with the perfect solution for your concrete.
Yes! Replacing your driveway is very important as it directs rainwater away from your home while preventing cracks, potholes, and other damage.
Concrete inspections are important as they can help detect problems on time and prevent further damage.