Residential
Concrete
Company in
Thunder
Bay, ON

5-star ratings from Google

Send us photos of the area by text or email and we will send a written price back, usually without anyone needing to come out. It saves you an appointment and it saves us a drive. For larger projects, roughly the thirty thousand dollar range and up, we come out, measure properly, and quote from the site. Either way the estimate is free and there is no obligation attached to it.

We work in Thunder Bay and the townships within about a 45-minute drive, which covers Slate River Valley, Shuniah, Oliver Paipoonge, Neebing, Gillies, Conmee, and Dorion. We also take larger projects further out, in Nipigon, Schreiber, Marathon, Longlac, Geraldton, Kenora, and Fort Frances. We have worked as far away as Sault Ste. Marie, and for a project of the right size we would do it again. If you are not sure you are in range, call and ask.

Ontario does not issue a trade licence for residential concrete flatwork, so no contractor in this city can show you one, and anyone telling you they are licensed for concrete is describing something else. What you can ask any contractor for is proof of liability insurance and a WSIB clearance certificate. What we can point to is our trade credential: both owners hold a journeyman concrete finisher ticket, which takes four years of documented hours.

There are only five or six residential concrete companies in Thunder Bay and we are the newest of them, so we compete on the work rather than on how long the sign has been up. We hold a journeyman finisher ticket, we leave the site clean, we quote one honest number instead of inflating a price to discount it, and we back the work with a satisfaction guarantee. We also do epoxy floor coatings, which almost nobody here offers.

Foundations and footings, driveways, patios and walkways, garage floors, stamped concrete, and epoxy coatings, all residential. Our best work is full pours and full replacements rather than patching, because prep and finish are what actually decide the outcome. If you are not sure your project is a fit, send a photo and we will tell you straight, including when the honest answer is that somebody else is a better call.

If something minor goes wrong with work we did, we come back and repair it at no charge. You deal with us directly rather than a warranty department. Concrete moves, and fine surface cracking is normal in this climate rather than a defect. We would rather tell you which is which before we pour than argue about it afterward.

Ground temperature governs the season, not the calendar. The pattern we see is a rush at the start of summer, a quieter stretch through the middle, then a hard surge at the end of summer once people realise the weather is turning. If your project matters to you this year, the end of August is the worst time to start looking. Call early and hold a date.