Driveways
New concrete driveways and driveway replacement for homes and businesses around Louisville, plus extensions and aprons. We look at the job and put a free estimate in writing.
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Muddy Boots Concrete pours commercial concrete for general contractors and the superintendents and project managers who run their jobs. The work covers commercial flatwork: slabs and pads, sidewalks, approaches, curbs and dumpster pads. We also pour footings and foundations for commercial buildings. Each pour follows the job's plans and specs.
Commercial work runs on the site's schedule, and we plan each pour with the superintendent. As a concrete contractor in Louisville, we take commercial jobs about 40 miles around the city. Call or text (502) 889-1624, and we look at the plans and put the quote in writing.
Tell us about the job: the pour, the size and where it is. We look at the site and put the quote in writing.
Commercial flatwork is the concrete customers and trucks use every day. On a commercial job, the drawings set the thickness, the steel, the mix strength and the joint layout. We form and finish to those documents and ask the project manager when a detail is unclear.
The hardest wear lands in a few spots. A dumpster pad and its apron carry a heavy garbage truck at every pickup, and approaches take turning trucks. On clay or silt, an industry paving guide calls for about 8 inches where the heaviest trucks run. The plans set the section for each spot, and we pour it as drawn.
NOAA's normals count about 74 freezing nights a year in Louisville, and most of those days climb back above freezing. Louisville Metro's specs require air-entrained concrete for all exposed work on its streets. The tiny bubbles in that mix take the pressure when trapped water freezes.
A superintendent needs the concrete done when the grade is ready and the site clear for the next trade. We set pour days around the inspections and the other trades. When a pad needs site grading first, we can cut and fill it to grade before the forms go up.
When the specs call for testing, a lab samples the concrete at the truck. The tester checks slump and air content and casts cylinders for strength breaks. The breaks show whether the concrete reached the strength on the plans.
Commercial sites come with rules for check-in, safety gear, parking and the truck washout, and our work follows them. Kentucky law calls for a Kentucky 811 locate request at least two full working days before machine digging. That includes footing digs and grading.
Where a walk is part of a site's accessible route, the federal ADA standards limit its slope. The running slope tops out at 1 in 20, and the cross slope at 1 in 48. A walk steeper than 1 in 20 counts as a ramp, with a limit of 1 in 12. We form and finish walks to the grades on the site plan.
The part of an approach between the street and the property line sits in the public right of way. On streets Louisville Metro maintains, work in that strip needs a Metro right-of-way permit. State routes like Dixie Highway and Shelbyville Road are different. There, a commercial entrance needs a Kentucky Transportation Cabinet encroachment permit.
The permit and the road owner's standards set how that work is built, and the pour follows them. Curbs steer water to the drains, so curb forms go in at the lines and grades on the civil plans.
Call or text for a written quote. We work about 40 miles around Louisville across Jefferson, Bullitt, Oldham, Shelby and Hardin Counties.
(502) 889-1624From the first call or text to the finished work, here is how it goes.
Call or text (502) 889-1624. Tell us what you want poured and where the job is, and send photos if you have them.
We come out for a free estimate and take measurements. We also look at the slope and where the water runs now.
The quote comes to you in writing before any concrete is poured. Once you say yes, we set a date for the work.
On a replacement, the old concrete comes out first. Then we prepare the ground and set the forms.
We pour the concrete, then give flatwork a broom finish or a stamped pattern. The concrete then cures, and we tell you when it is ready to use.
Common questions about commercial concrete around Louisville and the Louisville area. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
New concrete driveways and driveway replacement for homes and businesses around Louisville, plus extensions and aprons. We look at the job and put a free estimate in writing.
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We pour concrete patios and pool decks around Louisville, and we add on to patios that feel too small. Each slab gets a broom or stamped finish and a fall that carries rain away from the house.
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Stamped concrete patios, walkways, pool decks and driveways, with pattern and color added during the pour. It is the decorative work we specialize in.
Learn MoreWe come out to see the job and measure it before we price it. Then you get the price in writing, with the work spelled out.
We grade the ground and set the base before a drive or a patio goes in. The forms set a slight slope, so rain runs off the new concrete.
We pour for homeowners, and we pour for superintendents and project managers on commercial jobs. Commercial flatwork, pads, curbs and footings are part of the work.
Tell us about the job in the form, or call or text (502) 889-1624. A free estimate on site comes first, and the quote follows in writing.
Tell us about the job: the pour, the size and where it is. We look at the site and put the quote in writing.