Concrete Contractor in Little Rock, AR

Your property deserves concrete that holds up for decades, not just a few years. We are a locally owned concrete company serving Little Rock and the surrounding area. From driveways and patios to foundations and decorative flatwork, we handle every job with the care and skill it takes to get it right the first time. Call us today for a free quote.

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Our Services

We offer a full range of residential and commercial concrete services in Little Rock, AR. Whether you need a new driveway, a backyard patio, a solid foundation slab, or decorative stamped concrete, our crew has the skills and equipment to do the job right. We also handle repairs, retaining walls, sidewalks, pool decks, and garage floor coatings. Every project starts with proper prep and ends with a finish you can be proud of. Here is a look at everything we do.

Freshly installed stamped concrete driveway at a residential home in Little Rock, AR

Concrete Driveways

Get a durable, low-maintenance concrete driveway installed or replaced by skilled local pros.

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Fresh concrete being poured from a chute onto a prepared gravel base for a new patio in Little Rock, AR

Concrete Patios

Transform your backyard with a custom concrete patio built to last through years of use and weather.

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Workers pouring concrete over steel rebar mesh for a residential slab foundation in Little Rock, AR

Concrete Slab & Foundation Work

We pour strong, properly graded slabs and foundations that support your structure for the long haul.

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Stamped slate-pattern decorative concrete surface installed at a property in Little Rock, AR

Stamped & Decorative Concrete

Get the look of stone, brick, or tile at a fraction of the cost with stamped and decorative finishes.

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Concrete contractor hand-troweling and finishing a repaired concrete slab edge in Little Rock, AR

Concrete Repair & Replacement

Fix cracked, uneven, or deteriorating concrete before small problems become costly ones.

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Stone-faced concrete steps and paver walkway installed at a residential entryway in Little Rock, AR

Sidewalks, Walkways & Flatwork

Add clean, safe walkways and flatwork that boost curb appeal and hold up through heavy foot traffic.

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Concrete crew spreading and finishing a large commercial concrete slab in Little Rock, AR

Commercial Concrete Services

We handle large commercial pours, parking areas, and job-site flatwork on time and on budget.

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Finished exposed aggregate concrete surface used for retaining wall flatwork in Little Rock, AR

Retaining Walls & Concrete Masonry

Control erosion, level your yard, and add structure with professionally built concrete retaining walls.

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Concrete Leveling

Lift and level sunken or uneven concrete slabs fast, without the cost of full replacement.

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Concrete Steps & Stairs

Safe, solid concrete steps built to code that add a clean, finished look to any entrance.

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Smooth brushed gray concrete pool deck with clean control joints at a residential property in Little Rock, AR

Concrete Pool Decks

Refresh your pool area with a slip-resistant, heat-reflective concrete deck that looks great for years.

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Dark charcoal stamped concrete surface showing the high-end finish quality of our concrete coatings in Little Rock, AR

Garage Floors (Epoxy & Coatings)

Upgrade your garage floor with a tough epoxy or polyurea coating that resists stains, chips, and wear.

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Residential & Commercial Concrete Done With Care

When you hire us, you are getting a team that takes every pour seriously. We work on projects of all sizes, from small backyard slabs to large commercial flatwork. The size of the job does not change how much attention we put into it.

Every project starts with a site walk. We check the ground, talk through the plan, and make sure everything is set up to drain correctly and hold the right load. That prep work is what separates a surface that lasts from one that cracks in two years.

Our crew is experienced in concrete driveway installation and large-scale flatwork alike. We use the right mix, the right reinforcement, and the right cure time for your specific job. You should not have to call us back a year later to fix something that was done wrong the first time. That is the standard we hold ourselves to.

Concrete crew spreading and finishing a large residential concrete slab in Little Rock, AR

See the Difference: Precision Grading, Solid Base, Better Concrete

A lot of concrete problems start underground. If the base is not packed down, graded right, or built with the correct material, the surface above it will fail. That is just how concrete works.

We do not cut corners on the base. Every job gets proper excavation, compacted gravel, and expansion joints placed at the right intervals. We also use steel rebar or wire mesh on most projects to give the slab extra reinforcement against cracking under load.

The result is concrete that handles foot traffic, vehicle weight, and seasonal freeze-thaw cycles without falling apart. You get a surface that looks great and stays that way. If you are comparing bids and one comes in suspiciously low, ask what steps they are skipping. We will always show you exactly what your quote includes.

Our concrete slab and foundation work in Little Rock follows industry best practices at every step.

Workers pouring concrete over steel rebar reinforcement mesh on a residential project in Little Rock, AR

Cracked, Uneven or Worn Concrete? We Can Help

Concrete does not last forever without some maintenance, and in Arkansas, the weather puts real stress on outdoor surfaces. Hot summers, occasional freezes, and heavy rains can all contribute to cracking, spalling, and settling over time.

If your concrete is showing its age, you have more options than just tearing it all out and starting over. Depending on what we find, we may be able to repair cracks, lift and level sunken sections, or resurface the top layer to give it a fresh look and added protection.

We will take a look at your situation and give you an honest recommendation. Sometimes a repair is all you need. Sometimes full replacement makes more sense for the long run. Either way, we will explain the options clearly and give you a straight price. Our concrete repair and replacement team is ready to help you figure out the best path forward.

Concrete contractor hand-troweling the edge of a repaired concrete slab in Little Rock, AR

Our Process

Here is what you can expect when you work with us. We keep things simple, clear, and professional at every step.

We Come to You and Take a Look

Getting started is easy. You call us or fill out the form, and we schedule a time to come see your project in person. We measure the area, check the existing ground or slab condition, and talk through exactly what you want. You tell us your goals and budget, and we tell you honestly what is realistic. No pressure, no surprises. We give you a detailed written quote before any work begins so you know exactly what you are paying for and why.

Low-Maintenance Patio Solutions: Why Concrete Outlasts Wood Decks

Wood decks look great when they are brand new. But within a few years, you are sanding, staining, replacing boards, and dealing with rot, splinters, and pest damage. It adds up fast, both in time and money.

A concrete patio is a different story. Once it is poured and cured, the maintenance is minimal. Sweep it off, hose it down, seal it every few years if you want extra protection, and that is about it. No sanding, no staining, no rotting planks to replace.

Concrete also holds up better in Arkansas heat. It does not warp or buckle when temperatures climb, and it stays structurally sound through wet winters. You get a solid outdoor surface that looks clean year after year without a weekend full of maintenance chores. And with decorative options like stamped finishes and stains, it can look just as good as any wood deck, if not better.

Smooth brushed gray concrete patio with clean grid joints beside a modern home in Little Rock, AR

Stamped Concrete Patios: The Elegant Look of Stone for Less

Natural stone and pavers look beautiful, but they come with a serious price tag. Stamped concrete gives you the same visual appeal at a fraction of the cost, and it is easier to maintain over time.

We can replicate the look of slate, limestone, cobblestone, brick, or wood plank using stamped patterns and color hardeners applied directly to the concrete. The result is a custom surface that fits your home's style and holds up to everyday use.

Stamped concrete works great for patios, driveways, pool decks, and walkways. It gives your outdoor spaces a finished, high-end look without the ongoing cost of sealing grout lines or replacing individual pavers. We work with you to choose the pattern, color, and texture that fits your vision. The end result is something you will actually enjoy every time you pull into your driveway or step out onto your patio.

Charcoal slate-stamped decorative concrete driveway and entryway beside a modern home in Little Rock, AR

Revitalize Your Backyard Oasis with Premium Concrete Pool Decking

Your pool deck takes a beating every summer. Sun, water, pool chemicals, and bare feet all day long put real stress on any surface. You need something that handles that use without becoming a safety hazard or an eyesore.

Concrete pool decks are one of the best choices you can make. They are slip-resistant when finished correctly, they hold up under UV exposure, and they stay cooler underfoot than darker surfaces like plain asphalt. They are also easy to clean and can be stained, stamped, or textured to match your backyard design.

Whether you are installing a new deck around a new pool or resurfacing an old one that has seen better days, we handle the whole job from start to finish. We look at drainage, slope, and finish options to make sure your pool area is as functional as it is good-looking. A well-done pool deck adds real value to your home and makes every summer more enjoyable.

Aerial view of a new rectangular swimming pool surrounded by large gray concrete slab decking in Little Rock, AR

Get the Showroom Look: Heavy-Duty Garage Floor Finishes & Resurfacing

Most garage floors are plain gray concrete. They stain easily, chip under heavy equipment, and collect dust no matter how much you sweep. An epoxy or polyurea coating changes all of that.

A properly applied garage floor coating seals the concrete against oil, chemicals, and moisture. It creates a surface that is far easier to clean, more resistant to impact, and much better looking than bare concrete. You can choose a solid color, a metallic finish, or a chip flake system that adds texture and slip resistance.

We handle surface prep, which is the most important part of any coating job. If the floor is not ground down and profiled correctly, the coating will peel. We take that step seriously so your floor looks good and stays bonded for years. Whether you use your garage for parking, as a workshop, or as extra living space, a coated floor is one upgrade that makes a real difference every single day.

Stamped concrete surface with slate pattern near a pool in Little Rock, AR showing decorative concrete finish quality

Frequently Asked Questions

We get a lot of the same questions before a project starts. Here are honest answers to the ones we hear most often. If you do not see your question here, just give us a call or fill out the form and we will get back to you quickly.

How long does a new concrete driveway or patio take to complete?

Most residential concrete projects take one to three days to complete from start to finish. A standard driveway or patio usually requires one day for prep and forming, one day for the pour and finishing, and then a curing period before the surface can be used. We typically recommend waiting at least 24 to 48 hours before walking on new concrete, and five to seven days before driving on a new driveway. Full cure strength is reached at around 28 days. We will walk you through the timeline specific to your project before we start, so you know exactly when everything will be ready.

How much does concrete work cost in Little Rock?

Concrete pricing depends on the size of the project, the type of finish, site conditions, and current material costs. A basic broom-finish concrete driveway or patio typically runs between $6 and $12 per square foot installed. Stamped or decorative concrete costs more due to the additional labor and materials involved. Repairs and leveling are priced differently depending on the extent of the damage. The best way to get an accurate number is to give us a call and let us take a look. We provide free written estimates with no obligation.

Do you handle both residential and commercial concrete projects?

Yes, we do both. Our crew has experience with residential projects like driveways, patios, sidewalks, pool decks, and garage floor coatings, as well as commercial work like parking areas, warehouse floors, loading zones, and large flatwork pours. Commercial jobs often require tighter scheduling and more coordination with general contractors, which our team handles regularly. Whether your job is a small backyard slab or a large commercial site, we approach it with the same level of care and professionalism.

Will my concrete crack?

Some hairline cracking in concrete is normal and happens as the material cures and shifts slightly with temperature changes. The goal is to control where and how cracking occurs, which is why we install control joints during the pour. These are planned weak points that direct any movement to a predictable location. Proper base prep, reinforcement, correct mix design, and adequate cure time all reduce the risk of unwanted cracking significantly. Concrete that cracks severely or unevenly is usually a sign of poor preparation or rushing the process. We do not cut those corners.

What is the difference between concrete and asphalt for a driveway?

Both work, but they have some meaningful differences. Concrete typically lasts 30 to 50 years with proper care, while asphalt usually needs resurfacing or replacement in 15 to 25 years. Concrete requires less maintenance, does not soften in summer heat the way asphalt can, and is available in decorative finishes. Asphalt generally costs less upfront and can be easier to patch in some situations. For most homeowners in Little Rock, concrete is the better long-term value. We are happy to walk through the comparison in more detail during your free estimate if you are trying to decide.

Do you offer free estimates?

Yes, we do. We offer free, no-obligation estimates for all residential and commercial concrete projects. We come out to your property, take measurements, assess the site conditions, and talk through your goals. From there, we put together a detailed written quote so you know exactly what is included and what the cost will be. There is no pressure and no hidden fees. You can also fill out our online form to get the process started, and we will reach out to schedule a time that works for you.

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Advanced Little Rock Concrete Company

702 Broadway St, Little Rock, AR 72201

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Call (501) 621-2844