About
About Concrete Salt Lake
Concrete Salt Lake is a free-estimate line for the concrete around your house: driveways, back patios, stamped concrete, front steps and porches, sidewalks and garage floors. When you call or send the form, your project goes to an independent local concrete contractor who does the work. These pages explain the why behind each part of a job, so you know what good concrete looks like before anyone pours yours.
Getting started takes about two minutes. Call, or type the project into the form in a sentence or two, with a guess at the size. The contractor gives you a ring, hears about the project and finds a time to come see the spot, check the drainage and figure out how the truck gets in. Then you get a free estimate with the finish and the details laid out.
The map covers Salt Lake City plus 35 towns. That includes close-in places like South Salt Lake, Holladay and Millcreek, the west side from West Valley City to Magna, the south valley through Sandy, Riverton and Herriman, northern Utah County from Lehi to Provo, and the Tooele Valley out to Stansbury Park.

How it works
From your call to your first barbecue
- 1
Tell us what you're picturing
Phone us or use the form: what the project is and a rough size. About two cars wide is a perfectly good starting point.
- 2
Someone comes to look
The contractor calls to chat about it, then comes by to see the spot, check the drainage and figure out how the truck gets in.
- 3
Pick the details
Finish, color, pattern, joint layout and timing. Your free estimate lays out each piece so nothing is a surprise.
- 4
Pour day, then patience
Old concrete out, base packed, forms and steel set, then the pour. After that, it is mostly waiting while the slab cures.
Tell us about your project
Share what you want done and roughly how big. The contractor will give you a ring to hear more and come take a look.
- Free estimates
- Homeowner friendly
- Built for SLC winters
- Driveway to back patio
A rough idea is plenty. Estimates are free.