A family legacy in concrete
Family owned and operated since 1968. Formerly known as Basic Concrete.
Master concrete finishing, passed down
Bazor Sons Concrete has been family owned and operated since 1968. Master concrete finisher Steve Bazor is known for his work all over Washington, and he is still finishing concrete today, with the trade passing on to the next generation.
Our mission is simple: the highest quality work at the best prices, and honest advice on the fairest options for your project. We want every slab, step and wall we pour to be safe, good looking, and built to last the rest of your life.
Steve has finished the concrete at places you probably know:
- The Museum of Flight
- Redmond Town Center
- Bastyr University
- Countless square feet of Seattle city sidewalk
What you can expect
Steve explains the job
Review after review names Steve and how clearly he explains the options, the process and the timeline. "Exceptional at communication (not a given with contractors)."
The bid is the bill
"Completed on time with no additional costs added." "Final bill was almost exactly what the bid amount was." And the price ranges are published up front.
Done right underneath
Compacted base, rebar, and slopes that carry water away from the house. Customers mention the drainage and the sloping by name.
A clean site at the end
"Never left us a mess at the end of the day." Crews haul off the old concrete and the debris and leave the property tidy.
Check us out
Bazor Sons Concrete is a registered construction contractor with the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries.
- License
- BAZORSC761OD
- Type
- Construction contractor (specialty: concrete)
- Status
- Active through September 4, 2028
- Bond
- $15,000
- Insurance
- $1,000,000 liability
Source: WA L&I contractor lookup, November 2026.
“I have worked with Steve on many different projects over years and find that he is one of the best concrete finishers out there he pays close attention to detail and has knowledge of concrete for two generations he draws on Thanks Ken of Kenwest concrete”