Concrete Services

Premier ConPave began as Premier Concrete. For over 10 years the Premier Team has been providing the highest quality of commercial and residential concrete services.

Slabs

Professional slabs are our bread and butter, whether they are for a commercial building, house, garage, or anything else, we know just what to do. Large or small, we have you covered from footers to finishing.

Paving

Driveways and parking lots, we can do them all. Size does not matter to us. Let the Premier Team show you the benefits of having a beautiful paved concrete lot.

Sidewalks

Sidewalks are essential for most businesses and for many homes. We have many options for new or resurfaced sidewalks for your project.

Commercial-Only Services

For our commercial clients, we offer curb and gutter and concrete walls as available services.

Our commercial services are available on a case-by-case basis for residential clients.

Stamped & Decorative

Stamped concrete is a skill that not many concrete contractors or companies can pull off well. Luckily, the Premier Team is the best in the business when it comes to stamped and decorative concrete options. We are happy to create a masterpiece for your project.

Repairs

Concrete cracks. Improper maintenance and time can cause pitting and other unsightly issues. We can take your old concrete and resurface it with a beautiful overlay. For more information, see our coatings page.

Concrete Maintenance

Smooth Finished Concrete

Regular Cleaning • Dust & Debris Removal – Sweep daily or use a dust mop to prevent dirt buildup. • Mopping & Washing – Use a damp mop with a mild pH-neutral cleaner to prevent grime accumulation. • Pressure Washing – Use a low to moderate setting (1,500–2,500 PSI) to clean outdoor surfaces, avoiding excessive pressure that could etch the surface. Stain Prevention & Removal • Oil & Grease – Clean spills immediately using a degreaser or mild detergent with warm water. • Rust Stains – Apply a diluted vinegar solution or use a commercial rust remover. • Mold & Mildew – Clean with a diluted bleach solution (1:10 ratio) or a mold/mildew remover. Sealing for Protection Use a Penetrating Sealer – Protects against moisture, stains, and wear without altering the slick surface. Reapply Every 2–3 Years – Especially in high-traffic or outdoor areas. Damage Prevention & Repair • Avoid Heavy Impact - Dropping heavy objects can cause chips or cracks. • Fix Cracks Promptly – Use a concrete patch or epoxy filler to prevent further damage. • Prevent Surface Scaling – Avoid using harsh deicing salts in winter. Instead, use sand for traction.

Broom Finished Concrete

Regular Cleaning • Regularly sweep or use a leaf blower to remove dirt, leaves, and debris. • Pressure Washing – Use a pressure washer (1,500–2,500 PSI) occasionally to remove built-up grime. Avoid excessive pressure to prevent surface damage. • Mild Detergents – For stains, use mild soap or a concrete cleaner with a stiff-bristle brush. Avoid harsh chemicals that could degrade the concrete. • Stain Prevention & Removal • Oil & Grease – Use an absorbent material like cat litter, then scrub with a degreaser. Rust Stains – Apply a mixture of white vinegar and water or a concrete rust remover. • Mold & Mildew – Use a diluted bleach solution (1:10 ratio) or a commercial concrete cleaner. Sealing • Apply a Concrete Sealer – Sealing every 2–3 years helps protect against moisture, stains, and freeze-thaw damage. • Choose the Right Sealer – Use a penetrating sealer for a natural look or a film-forming sealer for added surface protection. Winter Care • Avoid Deicing Salts – Use sand instead of rock salt to prevent surface scaling. • Shovel Early – Promptly remove snow to reduce freeze-thaw damage. • Use Plastic or Rubber Shovels – Metal shovels can scrape and damage the finish.

Stamped Concrete

Regular Cleaning • Dust & Debris Removal – Sweep daily or use a dust mop to prevent dirt buildup. • Mopping & Washing – Use a damp mop with a mild pH-neutral cleaner to prevent grime accumulation. • Pressure Washing – Use a low to moderate setting (1,500–2,500 PSI) to clean outdoor surfaces, avoiding excessive pressure that could etch the surface. • Stain Prevention & Removal Oil & Grease – Clean spills immediately using a degreaser or mild detergent with warm water. • Rust Stains – Apply a diluted vinegar solution or use a commercial rust remover. • Mold & Mildew – Clean with a diluted bleach solution (1:10 ratio) or a mold/mildew remover. Sealing for Protection • Use a Penetrating Sealer – Protects against moisture, stains, and wear without altering the slick surface. • Reapply Every 2–3 Years – Especially in high-traffic or outdoor areas. • Non-Slip Additives (Optional) – If slipperiness is a concern, a sealer with a fine grit additive can enhance traction. Damage Prevention & Repair • Avoid Heavy Impact – Dropping heavy objects can cause chips or cracks. • Fix Cracks Promptly – Use a concrete patch or epoxy filler to prevent further damage. • Prevent Surface Scaling – Avoid using harsh deicing salts in winter. Instead, use sand for traction.