Concrete Contractor in Cave Springs, AR - Slabs Planned to Drain and Age Well

Classic Bentonville Concrete Company pours driveways, patios, walks and slabs for homes in Cave Springs, AR, from the base under the slab to the finish on top. We're based in Bentonville, and I run the pours on site.

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Freshly poured concrete patio beneath a house deck, divided into broad sections with a contrasting textured strip.

Why Cave Springs homeowners take on concrete work

Most calls I get start with something you can see. A driveway cracked straight across, a patio sunk at one corner, or water pooling against the house after a rain. The cause is usually under the slab, in a subgrade, the dirt the concrete sits on, that was raked flat instead of dug out and packed.

So that's where I plan first. Concrete is hard to undo, and I'd rather settle the base, the slope and where the water runs before the truck shows up than fix it later. The base is hidden on day one and it's the first thing people want to cut, but I won't skimp on it, because it decides whether your slab settles with the dirt.

Concrete work we do in Cave Springs

How a Cave Springs job runs

Call or send the form
Call (479) 415-5205 or send the form, and tell us what you want poured or replaced and what's wrong with the old slab.
I come out and measure
I measure, look at where the water runs on your lot, and tell you right there what I'd do and why.
We pour, then walk it
Once you say yes, we sort out any permit, set the date, build the forms and pour, and I walk the finished work with you.

What shapes a concrete job in Cave Springs

Price comes down to the size and thickness of the slab, how much digging and base work the ground needs, whether an old slab comes out, and the finish, since a broom finish, the light texture that gives tires grip, costs less than decorative concrete. The schedule turns on any permit, the weather on pour day and curing, the time concrete needs to harden before you use it.

Cave Springs runs its own permits, and the city requires a business license of anyone doing business inside its limits unless state law exempts them. When your job needs a permit, we handle the application and the inspections, and if you're not sure it does, we'll find out before we start.

Part of Cave Springs lies in the Osage Valley, and where a yard slopes toward a creek or sits under big trees, I plan the base and the way the slab tilts around it. We do the same work in Rogers, Lowell and Pea Ridge. Ask for an estimate and I'll come look at yours.

Request an estimate

Tell us about your Cave Springs job

Send the size, the spot and what's wrong with the old slab. We reply within one business day to set up a free estimate at your property, with no obligation.

Finished concrete patio with gray pavers, a dining set, lounge chairs and a bright blue umbrella.

What Cave Springs homeowners ask us to pour

New driveways and wider parking pads
Patios and walks that drain away from the house
Replacing slabs that have sunk or cracked
Stamped and colored finishes for patios
Retaining walls where a yard slopes
Control joints, the cut lines that pick where cracks go

Where else we pour concrete

Why Cave Springs homeowners call us

I started out pouring walks and small slabs for neighbors in Bentonville and learned the trade from the finishers I worked next to. I still come out to every job, write the estimate and run the pour with our crew, so the person who made the plan is there when the truck shows up.

You'll get straight answers and quick decisions on site, even when a cheaper option fits your job better than the one you asked about. We're licensed and insured. Satisfaction guaranteed on every job. Call (479) 415-5205 when you're ready.

Cave Springs concrete questions

Who handles concrete permits in Cave Springs, AR?

The city's Planning & Development Department handles permits, and its Building Department enforces the state codes on the work. The city's fee list names residential building, pools and renovation work, so for a driveway or patio, check with the department or let us ask for you.

Does my concrete contractor in Cave Springs need a state license?

Usually, yes. Arkansas law requires a home improvement contractor to hold a license from the state's Residential Contractors Committee unless an exemption applies, such as a project costing $2,000 or less. Splitting one job into contracts under $2,000 loses that exemption, so ask whoever you hire to show the license.

Can I act as my own contractor on my own home in Cave Springs?

Yes, as far as the state license goes. Arkansas exempts the owner of a single family home who acts as their own home improvement contractor on their own property. That exemption covers state licensing only and doesn't speak to city permits.

Will my new concrete driveway crack like the old one did?

It can still crack, since concrete shrinks as it hardens, but we decide where. We dig out and pack the subgrade so the slab doesn't settle with the dirt, avoid pouring in midday heat that leaves a weak, dusty top, and cut the control joints on time.

How long will I be without my driveway after a new pour?

You stay off it until it has cured, and you'll be walking on it well before you're driving on it. I'll give you the days for your job when we set the pour date, since the weather and the slab's thickness change them.