Concrete Contractor in Chicagoland, IL
Residential & Commercial Concrete Installation, Replacement, Repair and Resurfacing
Our team at Mare Concrete LLC provides concrete services for homeowners, property owners, and businesses throughout Chicagoland and surrounding communities.
From driveways and patios to sidewalks, steps, garage floors, parking areas and commercial concrete projects, request a free estimate for your next project.
Concrete Services for Chicagoland Homes & Businesses
We help residential and commercial property owners complete new concrete installation, replacement, repair and resurfacing projects.
Whether you are replacing an aging driveway, building a patio, repairing damaged concrete or planning a commercial project, start by telling us about your project and requesting a free estimate.
Concrete Driveways Repair and Resurfacing in Chicagoland
Replace an aging driveway or create a new concrete driveway designed for everyday use and long-term durability.
We provide driveway installation, removal, replacement, repair evaluation, and resurfacing options when appropriate.
- New Concrete Driveways
- Driveway Replacement
- Existing Concrete Removal
- Driveway Repairs
- Concrete Resurfacing
- Surface Preparation
- Stamped Driveways
Concrete Patios for Chicagoland Homes
Create or upgrade your outdoor living space with a professionally installed concrete patio.
Mare Concrete offers new patio installation, patio replacement, repair, and resurfacing options for qualifying concrete surfaces.
Does Your Concrete Need Repair or Replacement?
Cracked or deteriorating concrete does not always require the same solution.
Some surfaces may qualify for repair or resurfacing, while severely damaged concrete may require complete removal and replacement. Mare Concrete can evaluate your project and help determine the appropriate approach.
CONCRETE REPAIR
- Cracks
- Surface damage
- Localized deterioration
- Minor problem areas
- Existing concrete evaluation
CONCRETE REPLACEMENT
- Damaged driveways
- Old patios
- Deteriorated sidewalks
- Failing steps
- Worn commercial concrete
Residential & Commercial Concrete Contractor in Chicagoland
RESIDENTIAL CONCRETE
Concrete services for homeowners including driveways, patios, sidewalks, steps, walkways, garage floors, slabs, concrete repair and replacement.
COMMERCIAL CONCRETE
Concrete services for businesses, property owners, commercial facilities and managed properties including sidewalks, curbs, slabs, parking areas, repairs, flatwork and replacement.
All Our Concrete Services in Chicagoland
Why Choose Mare Concrete?
LOCALLY FOCUSED
Built specifically to serve concrete customers in Chicagoland and nearby communities.
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
Concrete solutions for homes, businesses and commercial properties.
PROJECT-SPECIFIC ESTIMATES
Every concrete project is different. Request an estimate based on your property and project scope.
COMPLETE CONCRETE SERVICES
Installation, replacement, repair, resurfacing and flatwork services for a wide range of projects.
Start Your Concrete Project
REQUEST AN ESTIMATE
Tell us about your project and upload photos when available.
PROJECT REVIEW
Your project details are reviewed to understand the scope and location.
ON-SITE EVALUATION
When appropriate, the project is evaluated in person.
PROJECT ESTIMATE REVIEW
Review your project estimate and proposal.
PROJECT SCHEDULING
Approved projects move into scheduling.
Concrete Contractor Serving Chicagoland
Concrete surfaces in Northern Illinois face changing temperatures, moisture, freeze-thaw cycles and regular seasonal wear.
Mare Concrete helps homeowners and businesses install, replace, repair, and maintain concrete surfaces throughout the Chicagoland area.
Common projects include:
- Driveways
- Patios
- Sidewalks
- Walkways
- Concrete steps
- Garage floors
- Concrete slabs
- Parking areas
- Commercial flatwork
Concrete Parking Lot Contractor for Semi-Trucks and Logistics: Project Overview
This trucking parking lot project required a concrete solution built for heavy use, constant vehicle traffic, and long-term durability. Our team completed the work with a focus on proper preparation, strength, drainage, and a clean finished surface capable of handling the demands of commercial trucks and daily operations. From site preparation through the final pour and finishing, the goal was to create a dependable parking area that improves both functionality and the overall appearance of the property.
Concrete Project Gallery
Driveways
Patios
Sidewalks
Walkways
Steps & Stairs
Garage Floors
Concrete Slabs
Commercial Concrete
Parking Areas
Most Frequently Asked Concrete Questions in Chicagoland
Do you provide free concrete estimates?
Yes. Submit your project details to request a free estimate.Do you handle residential concrete?
Yes. Residential services include driveways, patios, sidewalks, walkways, steps, garage floors, slabs, repair and replacement.Do you handle commercial concrete?
Yes. Commercial services include sidewalks, curbs, slabs, parking areas, flatwork, concrete replacement and repair.Can damaged concrete be repaired?
Some concrete damage can be repaired or resurfaced. The condition of the existing concrete should be evaluated before determining the best solution.Do you replace old concrete?
Yes. Existing concrete can be removed and replaced when repair is not the appropriate solution.Can I upload photos of my project?
Yes. Photos can help provide context when requesting an estimate.What areas do you serve?
Roselle is the primary service market, with projects also accepted throughout nearby communities depending on location and project scope.How long does concrete take to cure?
Concrete curing depends on project conditions, mix design, weather and intended use. Specific project instructions should be provided before the new surface is used.How much is concrete per square foot in Chicagoland?
This varies and depends on the size of the concrete projec. An average-size driveway is about 800 square feet, and that would be approximately $14 per Square foot, depending on city codes (depth, base requirement, type of concrete). So, on average, a driveway that is 800 sf is $11,200.00, depending on city codes.
How long does it take to do a driveway?
It’s a weather-permitting project, so usually 1-2 days, depending on weather, size, and/or inspections.
Is concrete better than asphalt?
In a nutshell, yes. It might cost a little more, but it is easier to maintain, more durable, and lasts 4x as long.
In there different types of concrete?
Yes there’s diff ent types of mixes and grades.
Common Types of Concrete:
Normal Strength Concrete: The standard mix (often a 1:2:4 ratio of cement, sand, and aggregate) used for basic home projects, sidewalks, and low-stress buildings.
Reinforced Concrete: Concrete embedded with steel rebar, mesh, or fibers to drastically improve its ability to handle pulling (tensile) forces.
Prestressed Concrete: Factory-strengthened concrete where internal steel tendons are tensioned before the concrete is even poured, ideal for long bridges.
Precast Concrete: Panels, blocks, or stairs cast and cured in a controlled factory setting before being shipped to a job site.
Lightweight Concrete: Made with light aggregates like pumice or clay to reduce overall structural weight and improve insulation.
High-Strength Concrete: Engineered with special admixtures to exceed a compressive strength of 6,000 psi, used in skyscrapers and heavy infrastructure.
Pervious (Permeable) Concrete: Designed with interconnected voids that allow rainwater to drain directly through the surface, reducing runoff.
Decorative & Stamped Concrete: Treated with color, textures, or stamps to mimic brick, stone, or tile for patios and driveways.
Why is most concrete outside broom finished?
Dragging a broom across wet concrete stops people and cars from slipping in the rain, snow, or ice.
What kind of base is needed?
A compacted gravel or crushed stone base (typically 4 inches deep) is required over a firm, graded subgrade to ensure proper drainage.
Do I need reinforcement?
Steel rebar grids, wire mesh, or fiber-mesh additives are heavily encouraged to hold the concrete together and control shrinkage cracks.
When can I walk on my concrete?
You can typically walk on new concrete after 24 hours.
When can I park my vehicle on my new driveway ?
Usually, we ask customers not to drive on new pavement for a week.
Where do control joints go?
Contractors install control joints in a grid pattern (typically spaced around 10 feet by 10 feet) to give the concrete a designated place to crack cleanly if it shifts.
Planning a Concrete Project in Chicagoland?
Tell us what you need, where the project is located and upload any available photos.
Request a free concrete estimate and get started on your project.
