Concrete Services in Spokane, WA
William’s Concrete in Spokane, WA offers a wide variety of some of the most reliable concrete services around. No matter what you need to be done with concrete, the contractors at William’s Concrete Service can help you.
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Concrete Work in Spokane: Common Questions
- How much does concrete work cost in Spokane?
- There is no flat rate. Concrete is priced per job, based on the square footage, the condition of the existing slab, how much has to be removed and hauled away, and how easily equipment can reach the site. Williams Concrete quotes every job after an on-site visit, and estimates are free. Call (509) 747-0590.
- Do you remove and haul away the old concrete?
- Yes. Concrete removal and replacement covers the whole job: breaking out the old concrete, hauling it away and disposing of it, preparing the site, then pouring and finishing the new slab. Removal is also available on its own if you are not replacing straight away.
- Are you licensed and insured?
- Yes. Williams Concrete is locally owned and is fully licensed, bonded, certified and insured. The Washington state contractor registration number is WILLIC12J7.
- What areas do you serve?
- Spokane, Spokane Valley, Valleyford, Liberty Lake, Cheney, Mead and the surrounding communities. The business is based at 17829 E Washington Ave in Valleyford, just south-east of Spokane Valley.
- How long does a typical concrete job take?
- Smaller residential jobs such as a driveway or patio replacement are often spread across about three working days — tear-out, then site prep, then the pour and finish. The concrete then needs time to cure before it carries traffic. You will be given the schedule when the job is quoted, not after it starts.
- Should I repair my concrete or replace it?
- It depends on why it is failing. Surface damage and isolated cracks can often be repaired, or the failed section cut out and replaced while the sound concrete stays. A slab that is settling or sloping usually has a base problem that a repair will not fix. Williams Concrete will look at it and tell you which applies rather than defaulting to the larger job.
