BELLEVUE CONCRETE CONTRACTORS

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#1 Rated Concrete Contractor in Bellevue and throughout Metro Seattle

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Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions about concrete in Bellevue, WA? The Bellevue Concrete Contractors FAQ covers what homeowners and businesses ask most—cost, lead times, permits/engineering, process, finishes, and installation for driveways, patios, walkways, and slabs across the Seattle metro.


We pour small-to-medium residential and commercial projects built for the PNW climate. Learn how we spec air-entrained mixes, proper curing, control joints, and durable finishes (broom, exposed aggregate, stamped) to make your concrete last. Ready to plan your project?


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Commercial Concrete Services


What commercial concrete services do you offer in Bellevue, WA?

Parking lots, loading pads, dumpster pads, curbs/gutters, ADA ramps, sidewalks, warehouse slabs, and small structural work with rebar and engineering as needed.


How much does commercial concrete paving cost in the Seattle area?

Typical ranges: $10–$18/sq ft for lots/drive lanes (thickness, base, and reinforcement drive price). Get a site visit for a fixed bid.


Do you handle permits and inspections for commercial concrete in Bellevue?

Yes—permit support, traffic control coordination, and scheduling city inspections. We provide site drawings and mix designs on request.


Can you pour high-strength or fiber-reinforced slabs for heavy traffic?

Yes—4000–6000 psi mixes, fiber or rebar grids, dowels, vapor barriers, and saw-cut/joint plans to control cracking.


What’s the timeline for a commercial concrete project in Seattle?

Most small–medium projects finish in 1–3 weeks from approval, weather/permits dependent; we phase work to keep businesses open.


How do you minimize downtime for retail centers and offices?

Night/early pours, barricades, phased access, and fast-track curing/sealing so lanes and walkways reopen safely.



Residential Concrete Services


How much does a concrete driveway cost in Seattle, WA?

$10–$18/sq ft for 4–6" with reinforcement, access and removal extra. Ask for exposed or stamped pricing.


What’s the best concrete for PNW driveways and patios?

Air-entrained 4000–4500 psi with low water-cement ratio; proper base, slope (1–2%), and timely saw cuts.


How long does a new driveway or patio take from quote to pour?

Typically 2–4 weeks after approval; faster in dry stretches. Utility locates and HOA approvals can add time.


Can you replace just a cracked section of my residential driveway?

Yes—demo and tie-in with dowels; we match finish/colour and layout new control joints to reduce future cracking.


Do you offer heated driveway or snow-melt options?

We coordinate hydronic/electric snow-melt embeds and design the pour to protect lines and sensors.


Will you handle drainage around my slab?

Yes—regrade base, add drains/rock, and set forms to shed water away from the home.



Retail Concrete Services


What concrete solutions do you provide for retail storefronts in Seattle?

Sidewalks, ADA ramps, curb repairs, entry pads, bollards, cart corrals, and slab repairs inside tenant spaces.


How do you keep my store open during concrete work?

Off-hours pours, temporary ramps/signage, and phased areas to maintain safe customer access.


Do retail ADA ramps and sidewalks in Metro Seattle require specific inspections?

Yes—slope, landings, and handrail details must meet code. We handle layout, forms, and inspection coordination.


Can you colour or texture concrete to match a brand look?

Yes—integral colour, stains, stencils, and broom/exposed/stamped textures with compatible sealers.


How fast can you turn a small retail repair?

Many are completed within 24–72 hours after approval, weather permitting; rapid-set mixes available for critical paths.



Concrete Pool Deck Services


What’s the best pool deck finish for the rainy PNW climate?

Broom or textured/exposed aggregate with a non-film penetrating sealer for slip resistance and breathability.


How much does a concrete pool deck cost in Metro Seattle?

Most projects run $18–$35+/sq ft based on thickness, drainage, curves, coping, and decorative finishes.


Do you handle drainage and coping for new pool decks?

Yes—deck slope, channel drains, and coping integration with expansion joints around the shell.


Can you resurface a worn or slippery pool deck in Seattle?

Often—overlay/texture systems or grind & reseal; we test the base first for bond.


How soon can we use the pool deck after sealing?

Light foot traffic typically 24 hours, full use 48–72 hours, product and weather dependent.


Concrete Finishing Services


Which concrete finish lasts longest in the PNW?

Broom finish + DOT-grade silane/siloxane penetrating sealer—non-slip, breathable, and easy to maintain.


What finishing options do you offer in Seattle?

Broom, exposed aggregate, stamped/coloured, trowel/slick (interior), saw-cut patterns, integral colour, and decorative borders.


How often should stamped or coloured concrete be sealed in Seattle?

Every 2–3 years depending on traffic and exposure; we use UV-stable sealers and offer maintenance plans.


Can you match an existing concrete colour or texture?

Yes—sample panels/swatches and custom mixes to blend with nearby surfaces.


Do you provide anti-slip solutions for stairs and steep drives?

Yes—texture adjustments, additives in sealers, and grooved/tined finishes for traction.



Cleaning and Maintenance Services


How do I maintain a concrete driveway or patio in the Seattle area?

Gentle wash 2–4×/year, keep joints clear, avoid de-icing salts first winter, and re-seal decorative surfaces on schedule.


What’s the best sealer for Metro Seattle concrete in wet weather?

Penetrating silane/siloxane for broom/exposed; high-quality acrylic/urethane for stamped/coloured (with anti-slip).


Can you remove oil stains and rust from concrete?

Yes—degreasers, poultice treatments, and light grinding when needed; we finish with a protective sealer.


Do you repair trip hazards and lifted sidewalks?

Yes—grinding, slabjacking/small replacements, and compliant transitions to meet ADA and reduce liability.


How do you handle crack repairs in existing slabs?

Clean, route, and fill with flexible sealant or structural repair products; add joints/sealing to prevent recurrence.


Do you offer ongoing maintenance plans for commercial sites?

Yes—scheduled cleaning, joint/seal inspections, and rapid repairs to keep entrances and lots safe and attractive. Contact us for more details.