Concrete built to hold up for homes and businesses in Juneau, AK
Juneau Concrete builds and repairs the concrete that homeowners, small businesses and property owners rely on, and every job starts with the ground under it, because that decides how long the top lasts.
Call (907) 560-0628 or send the form, and I'll come out to look at the job myself. You can count on a careful pour and a quote that says plainly what's in it.
Concrete services in Juneau
Size, access, the base and the finish set the price, permits and weather set the timing, and your written estimate prices yours.
Concrete driveway building
A new concrete driveway poured on a dug-out, packed base and sloped to shed water away from your house and garage.
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Concrete patio construction
A flat, dry concrete patio off the back door, with control joints cut so any cracks land where we chose.
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Stamped concrete services
Patterned, colored concrete pressed while it's still soft, for patios and walks that should look like stone or brick.
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Concrete sidewalk building
Sidewalks to your door or along the lot, with a broom finish, the brushed texture that gives shoes grip when it's wet.
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Garage floor concrete
A new or replacement garage slab, set on a packed base and poured thick enough to carry your car, truck and tools.
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Decorative concrete
Colored or stained concrete and other finishes for homeowners and businesses who want an entry, patio or walk that isn't plain gray.
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Concrete retaining walls
Poured walls that hold back a slope on a hillside lot, with drainage behind so water doesn't push them over.
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Concrete floor installation
Interior slab floors for basements, shops and commercial spaces, poured level over a packed base and left plain or ready for flooring.
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Concrete pool decks
The concrete around a pool or hot tub, sloped away from the water and given enough texture for wet, bare feet.
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Concrete steps construction
Front and back steps poured in forms so every step is the same height, for homeowners tired of a tippy, crumbling set.
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Slab foundation building
A concrete slab that serves as floor and foundation at once, for new homes, additions, garages and shops on level ground.
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Foundation installation
Footings and poured walls for new homes, additions and commercial buildings, reinforced with rebar, the steel that holds concrete together under load.
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Concrete parking lot building
Concrete parking areas for small businesses, rentals and property owners, with a deep packed base and joints laid out for traffic.
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Concrete footings
Concrete pads and strips dug down to firm ground, for the decks, additions, posts and walls that need something solid underneath.
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Foundation raising
Lifting and leveling a slab or foundation that has sunk or tipped, for homeowners seeing sticking doors, gaps or a sloping floor.
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Concrete cutting
Saw-cutting openings, trenches and joints in existing concrete, for homeowners and builders making room for a door, a drain or a remodel.
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Same person throughout
I write your estimate, and I'm the one standing there when the truck pours.
Cold planned ahead
Cover and heat for a cold-season pour are worked out before the truck shows up.
Permits handled
When your job needs a city permit, we file it and book the inspections.
Straight answers
If concrete isn't the answer, or we aren't, I'll say so on the first visit.
Examples of good concrete work
Look through these example photos of driveways, patios, steps and walls to get a feel for finishes and shapes before we talk about yours.
A Juneau concrete outfit on your side
I came to concrete late and figured it was time to build something that stays put. I learned on other people's crews before starting our own, and now we handle your job ourselves from the first look to the cleanup. The rest of the story is on our About page, and it's mostly concrete.
We're based in Juneau, AK, and work across the City and Borough. We also take jobs in other cities when they make sense, so ask. Call (907) 560-0628, email estimates@juneauconcrete.com or use our contact page.
Concrete work across Juneau
Juneau is home base, and the link below covers the City and Borough. If your job is somewhere else, call (907) 560-0628 and we'll talk it through.
From first call to finished slab
Here's what happens after you get in touch, so nothing about the process catches you off guard.
You call or write
Call (907) 560-0628 or send the form, and we get back to you within one business day to set up a visit.
I come out and look
I walk the site, ask a lot of questions and hand you a written estimate, free and with no obligation to go ahead.
We pour and finish
If you go ahead, we take care of permits where they apply and set the pour around the weather. I'm on site from the forms to the finish.
What we check before any concrete goes down
Most concrete trouble starts underneath or with the water, so these get looked at before anyone talks finish.
The ground
- Soil under the slab
- How deep to dig out
- Packing the base
- Soft or wet spots
Where water goes
- Slope away from the house
- Downspouts and runoff
- Low spots that pool
- Drainage behind walls
The pour itself
- Slab thickness and rebar
- Control joint layout
- Weather, cover and heat
- Permits and inspections
The part that matters most gets buried first
The base under a slab is out of sight by pour day, so it's the first thing a tight budget cuts. A nice finish on a base that was only raked level is a crack waiting its turn. We dig out, pack the base and check where water runs before we talk finish.
Contact us- Packed base
- Planned control joints
- Cold-weather plan
- Written estimate
The standard our concrete has to meet
These are the three things we won't skip, because they decide whether a slab cracks early.
Water sent away from the house
Before we set forms, we check where water runs, so the finished slab slopes away from your house instead of toward it.
Joints cut on time
Control joints are cuts that give concrete a place to crack where we chose, so we cut them while the slab is young instead of after it's picked its own spot.
Pours timed and protected
We avoid pouring into midday heat, which leaves a weak, dusty top, and we cover young concrete through curing, the wait while it gains strength before use.
Concrete questions we hear in Juneau
How much does a new concrete driveway cost in Juneau?
It depends mostly on size, how much digging and base work the ground needs, access for the truck and the finish you pick. Tearing out an old slab adds demolition and hauling. I'll walk the site and give you a written estimate with your figure in it.
How long until I can drive on a new concrete driveway?
You'll walk on it well before you drive on it, because concrete keeps gaining strength after the pour and needs that time before it carries a car. Cold weather slows curing, so I'll give you the wait for your slab and your season at the estimate.
Is a concrete estimate in Juneau free?
Yes, our estimates are free, done at your property and carry no obligation. Yours comes in writing and lists the mix, the joints and what gets hauled away, so you can hold it up against another bid. Call (907) 560-0628 to set one up.
What do I need to do to get my yard ready for a concrete pour?
Not much beyond clearing the way. Move vehicles, planters and anything stored on the old slab, and keep a path open for the truck. We handle the digging, the base, the forms and the cleanup, and I'll tell you at the estimate if anything nearby needs moving.
Should I pick stamped concrete or a plain broom finish?
For a driveway or walk, a broom finish is usually the better pick, because its brushed texture gives shoes grip in the rain. Stamped or colored concrete looks like stone or brick and costs more, so it usually goes on a patio or an entry. Either way, the base underneath matters more than the top.
Can you pour concrete in Juneau in the cold or rain?
Yes, when the cover and heat are planned before the truck shows up. Young concrete that freezes or gets rained on can end up weak at the surface, so we set the pour around the forecast and protect the slab while it cures. Some days we just wait, which costs less than a do-over.
Tell us about your concrete job
Describe the job, where it is and what you've noticed about the old concrete, and we'll reply within one business day to set up a free, no-obligation visit.