Concrete Contractors in Philadelphia

Residential and Commercial Concrete

We pour concrete for homes, businesses, and multi-unit properties across Philadelphia. On the residential side that's driveways, patios, walkways, steps, and foundations. On the commercial side it's slabs, sidewalks, ADA ramps, loading areas, and structural pours that have to pass inspection. Same crew, same standards, whether it's a single stoop or a parking pad. Property managers get one contractor who can handle the concrete across a whole portfolio instead of chasing a different guy for every building.

Built for Philadelphia Weather

Philadelphia concrete lives through freeze-thaw cycles, road salt, and heavy rain. The difference between a slab that lasts 30 years and one that cracks in three is almost always the base and the reinforcement, not the mix. We compact the base, set rebar, and pour to the right depth so your concrete holds up.

How We Pour Concrete That Lasts

Good concrete is mostly about what happens before the pour.

Base and Prep

We excavate to the right depth, remove soft soil, and compact a stone base so the slab has something solid to sit on.

Reinforcement

Rebar or wire mesh ties the slab together so it moves as one piece and holds up to weight and freeze-thaw.

The Pour and Finish

We pour to the right thickness, screed it level, and finish it broom, smooth, or stamped to fit the job.

Curing

Fresh concrete needs to cure slowly to reach full strength. We control the cure so the slab doesn't dry too fast and crack.

Repair or Replace Your Concrete?

Not every cracked slab needs to come out. Surface cracks, spalling, and worn finishes can often be repaired or resurfaced for a fraction of a full replacement. But once a slab has sunk, heaved, or cracked all the way through, patching just delays the inevitable. We'll tell you straight which one your concrete needs after we look at it, and we won't sell you a replacement when a repair will do.

Why Philadelphia Homeowners Choose APS

We're a local crew, licensed, and we've been pouring concrete across Philadelphia since 2017 out of our shop in Huntingdon Valley.

• Licensed and insured, PA #139378

• Home Advisor Top Rated, Screened & Approved

• Concrete poured on a compacted base and reinforced with rebar

• Finishes matched to your home: broom, stamped, or smooth

• Free, written estimates with a clear scope

Before you call, see the work. Browse recent concrete jobs in our gallery and read our Google reviews. We'd rather you hire us because you've seen what we do.

Areas We Serve

We pour and repair concrete across Philadelphia, Bucks County, and Montgomery County, including South Philly, Fishtown, Port Richmond, Chestnut Hill, Mt. Airy, Manayunk, Roxborough, Germantown, Glenside, Jenkintown, Cheltenham, Gladwyne, and Huntingdon Valley.

Concrete FAQs

• How much does concrete work cost in Philadelphia?

  It depends on the job: a small repair, a full driveway, or a foundation pour are very different numbers, and access and prep matter too. We give you a written estimate after we see the site, so the price reflects your actual project, not a guess.

• How long does concrete last?

  Poured right, concrete lasts 25 to 30 years or more, even through Philadelphia's freeze-thaw winters. The difference between concrete that lasts and concrete that cracks early is almost always the base and reinforcement, not the mix.

   

• Do I need a permit for concrete work in Philadelphia?

  Most residential repairs and replacements don't need one. New construction, foundations, and commercial work usually do, and we handle the permitting and code compliance.

• Do you do commercial concrete too?

  Yes. We pour and repair concrete for homes, businesses, and multi-unit properties, from a single walkway to a commercial slab.

• What's the best time of year to pour concrete in Philadelphia?

  Spring through fall is ideal, but we pour year-round and adjust the mix and cure for the weather. We won't pour in conditions that would weaken the slab.

• Can you match or repair my existing concrete?

  Yes. We repair cracks, spalling, and sunken slabs, and we finish new concrete to match what's already there where it matters.