What concrete work really costs
These are the actual costs of past Bazor Sons jobs. Please look them over before you ask for an estimate, so we start from the same page.
What's included
Prices include all ground prep work required to properly place concrete, including demo of old hardscapes, exporting sod/dirt, importing crushed rock, compaction, hauling and equipment charges, shipping & handling of all applicable materials & fuel.
Basic jobs
Advanced jobs
Small and unusual jobs
Bigger combined jobs
About small jobs
Small projects look simple, but they take most of the same resources, labor and logistics as a large one. They typically run $7,500 – $10,000, depending on the site.
- Custom forming, placing and finishing
- Delivery and hauling of crushed rock and concrete
- Disposal of dirt, broken concrete, asphalt and debris
- Mini excavators, loaders, dump trailers and pumps
- Excavation, grading and site prep
- Rebar and form materials
- Clean-up when the job is done
Questions about price
What decides the price of my job?
Mostly the size and scope, the type of concrete and finish (stamped and decorative work takes more labor), how much excavation, grading or demolition the site needs, rebar and additives, permits and inspections, and how easy the site is to reach with equipment.
The best way to get a real number is a free site visit: we look at the job, talk through what you want, and send a detailed quote.
Why does a small area cost so much?
A small job has most of the same fixed costs as a big one: bringing in equipment, setting forms and preparing the site. Concrete suppliers also have minimum loads, so a small pour can mean paying for more concrete than you use. The skilled labor to prep, pour, finish and cure doesn't shrink with the slab.
Can you repair cracks, or overlay or resurface my concrete?
We don't do crack repairs or overlays. Those are temporary fixes that can lead to more damage over time. Instead we remove the damaged concrete, fix the base underneath, and pour new, so the problem is solved at the source.
Still have a question? Email Bazorsteve@Live.com or call (425) 417-8922.