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In Denver, a city where icy winters and scorching summers can wreak havoc on infrastructure, maintaining safe and reliable sidewalks is crucial for residents and visitors alike. Denver Concrete Inc., a trusted local contractor renowned for its commitment to excellence, takes great pride in delivering outstanding service and quality workmanship. Our recent sidewalk replacement project in Denver is a testament to our expertise, dedication, and unwavering focus on customer satisfaction.
In the picture above, the backyard and wooden deck before our crew begins the project.
In this project our crew starts with a wooden deck, planter boxes and a flagstone pathway. The homeowner had approached our crew and team about six months ago in March 2021. The homeowner wanted to repurpose this area and make it more usable. The wooden deck had become unsafe and was just unsightly.
The homeowner wanted to make use of the "planter box area". She had not really utilized the planter area and the sandbox. Her children had outgrown. The plan, tear out the existing wooden deck and planter boxes and replace with a stamped concrete patio.

Even though our company is located in the heart of Denver, Denver Concrete Inc. is proud to service all of the Greater Denver Metro Area. For more information on the service areas that we offer residential concrete services, make sure to visit our services page here. For this post we are going to cover a project we completed in November 2020. It was a complete driveway replacement as well as front walk replacement in the Meadowlake West neighborhood of Arvada, CO 80004.
You can view the entirety of this project here by clicking the this link, you will be redirected to our "Arvada concrete driveway replacement project" album.In the link to the album above, you will be able to see the entirety of the project from beginning to finish. This album includes videos and photos of the Arvada front stoop and concrete driveway replacement.
We find when we go out on our initial estimates that many homeowners would like to have a patio, but are just unaware of the possibilities of what can be done with concrete. Of course most everyone has heard of and seen stamped concrete now. Still, even though you know what stamped concrete is, you simply don’t know what you don’t know.
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Denver Concrete Inc is not your common everyday Wheat Ridge concrete contractor! We don't claim to be the best, we do our best. Every day. After reading many websites ourselves, we see the same thing over and again. We see nice websites with several nice photos, but we know customers want to see it all. We do not post on social media enough, and most importantly nobody ever shows their mistakes. Something we are going to change.
We decided after reviewing all the Wheat Ridge concrete contractors, we were going to do something different. Something that we did not see a great deal of. We are going to attempt to document every Wheat Ridge concrete project we complete, regardless of whether it is residential or commercial. We are going to show mistakes, how we fix these issues. We are also going to get into the common flaws we see in finished concrete. What to expect and how to take care of new concrete.
About 20 minutes east of Denver, alright maybe 15 min east of Denver is Aurora. We are talking about east central Aurora here. Kind of hidden and forgotten, this area of town has a new neighborhood. This neighborhood, formally referred to as Sable Altura Chambers is situated blocks from Sable Elementary school.
Our customer most recently purchased the home and has plans of changing the original landscape that came with the home to include a new stamped concrete patio. Now keep in mind that it is January of 2021, most concrete contractors in Denver are not pouring concrete this time of year. As a matter of fact, many contractors have shut down their practice until warmer weather peaks it’s head out. Regardless, for this customer, they would like to enjoy their new patio at the start of spring 2021. So, it is important to time the pour so that we can avoid freezing temperatures. Additionally, we do end up using blankets on this pour as we did encounter freezing temperatures after the patio was poured. Playing it safe, we decided to use blankets to insure the concrete a successful completion of the hydration process.