Broom-finished concrete driveway at a Reno-area home with the Sierra foothills behind it

Reno & Sparks, Nevada

Concrete Contractors Reno NV

Driveways, patios, slabs, foundations, stamped concrete, repairs and full replacement — residential and commercial concrete work across the Truckee Meadows.

Call (775) 324-5551

Residential & commercial: Homes, HOAs, shops, retail and industrial sites
Driveways to foundations: Flatwork, structural slabs and site concrete
Install & repair: New pours, repairs, resurfacing and replacement
Service area: Reno, Sparks and surrounding Washoe County

Concrete in Northern Nevada lives a harder life than concrete almost anywhere else in the state: 4,500 feet of elevation, roughly 50 freeze-thaw cycles a year, single-digit summer humidity, and subgrade that changes from decomposed granite on the west side to valley sediments and engineered fill in newer Spanish Springs and South Reno subdivisions. Those conditions decide mix design, joint spacing, base preparation and cure protection.

We build and repair concrete with those conditions in mind. Start with the work you need: concrete driveways, patios, stamped concrete, slabs and pads, foundations, concrete repair or replacement. Not sure what your slab needs? Call (775) 324-5551 or request a free estimate.

Concrete services across Reno and Sparks

Flatwork and outdoor living

Concrete driveways — new pours, widenings, RV pads and aprons
Concrete patios — backyard slabs, extensions and outdoor living areas
Concrete walkways — paths, side yards and ADA-compliant sidewalks
Concrete steps and entrances — porches, stoops and landings
Stamped concrete and decorative concrete — slate, stone and plank patterns in colored concrete
Concrete pool decks — cool-to-the-touch finishes with proper deck drainage

Structural and slab work

Concrete slabs — shed, shop, RV and equipment pads
Concrete foundations — slab-on-grade, stem walls, addition and garage foundations
Concrete footings — frost-depth footings for walls, posts and additions
Garage floors and RV pads — thicker sections for wheel loads
Concrete retaining walls — poured walls for the sloped lots common on the west side

Repair, resurfacing and replacement

Concrete repair — cracks, spalling, trip hazards and failed joints
Concrete crack repair — routing, sealing and structural crack decisions
Concrete resurfacing — overlays where the slab underneath is still sound
Concrete replacement — tear-out, base correction and a new reinforced pour

Concrete crew placing a reinforced slab over a rebar grid and vapor barrier

Residential and commercial capability

[Residential concrete](/residential-concrete). Driveways, patios, walkways, steps, garage floors, shed and RV pads, and decorative work for homes throughout Reno and Sparks. Most of these projects are a few days of on-site work plus cure time.

[Commercial concrete](/commercial-concrete). Slabs, aprons, dumpster pads, sidewalks, curb work, parking lots and ADA-compliant access for businesses, property managers and general contractors, sequenced to keep sites usable.

Either way, the estimate explains thickness, reinforcement, joint layout, finish and drainage, so you can compare bids on something other than a single number.

How the work gets done

1Call or send project details. Size, current condition, how the space gets used.
2On-site review. Access, subgrade, drainage, existing concrete condition and elevations.
3Written scope. Thickness, reinforcement, jointing, finish and what would change the price.
4Prep and demolition. Removal, haul-off, base placement and compaction.
5Forming, reinforcement, pour and finish. Placed and finished on a weather window that allows a proper cure.
6Cure protection and walkthrough. Plus a clear explanation of when the slab can take traffic.

There is more detail in our process and in the technical concrete installation process guide. More about how we work is on our about page.

Stamped concrete patio in an ashlar slate pattern with high-desert landscaping

Areas we serve

Work runs across the Truckee Meadows — Reno and Sparks, plus the surrounding Washoe County communities. Access, hauling distance and lot conditions differ between neighborhoods, and that shows up in the estimate. Start with Sparks, Spanish Springs, South Reno or Northwest Reno, or see every area we serve.

What concrete costs in Reno

Anyone quoting a price per square foot over the phone is guessing. Real numbers come from square footage, thickness, reinforcement, demolition and haul-off, excavation and rock, drainage work, finish type and site access. The concrete cost guide explains each variable, and there are project-specific breakdowns for driveways, patios, stamped concrete, slabs, foundations, repairs and replacement.

Call (775) 324-5551 to get the site looked at and a written scope.

Before you decide: useful reading

Repair or replace? — how to tell which one your slab needs
How long concrete lasts — realistic service life in a freeze-thaw climate
Concrete vs asphalt — driveway material comparison for Northern Nevada
Driveway maintenance and patio maintenance — sealing and joint upkeep
Concrete FAQ — the questions we answer most often

Questions we get asked

Concrete Contractors Reno NV: common questions

What kind of concrete work do you take on?

Residential and commercial flatwork and structural concrete: driveways, patios, walkways, steps, slabs and pads, foundations, stamped and decorative finishes, plus repair, resurfacing and full replacement.

Do you serve Sparks and the surrounding communities?

Yes — Reno and Sparks are the core service area, along with the surrounding Washoe County communities. Call with your address and project type if you are not sure whether you are in range.

Is there a charge for an estimate?

Project estimates are free. The visit covers access, subgrade, drainage and the condition of any existing concrete, which is what a realistic number depends on.

When is the best time of year for concrete work in Reno?

Spring through fall gives the widest weather window. Winter work is possible with cold-weather mixes, blankets and extended cure protection, but placement is avoided when the subgrade is frozen.

Related concrete services & guides

Concrete DrivewaysNew driveways, widenings, RV pads and replacements.View page Concrete PatiosBackyard patios and outdoor living slabs.View page Stamped ConcretePatterned, colored concrete for patios and entries.View page Concrete SlabsShed, shop, RV and equipment pads.View page Concrete FoundationsSlab-on-grade, stem wall and addition foundations.View page Concrete RepairCracks, spalling, settlement and joint repair.View page

Where we do this work

Crews work throughout the Reno–Sparks area. Pick your community for local notes on soils, permitting and typical projects.

Free project estimates

Talk through your concrete project with someone who pours it

Describe the area, the condition of any existing concrete and how you want to use the space. You'll get straight answers on scope, sequencing and what drives the price.