How we operate in Lawrenceville

Lawrenceville splits into two jobs. The older subdivisions have original concrete that's thirty-plus years old and sound but heavily stained, and the newer builds are paver-heavy where too much pressure blows the joint sand straight out. Same visit, different settings. Book online, leave the gate unlocked, and you'll get before-and-after photos with the invoice rather than a phone call.

What Lawrenceville concrete deals with

These are the conditions Lawrenceville concrete sits in. The fixes are baked into our SOP.

Eighties and nineties concrete that's never been cleaned
A lot of Gwinnett's older subdivisions have original driveways poured thirty-plus years ago. The concrete is sound; it just holds three decades of stain that only pre-treatment and a surface cleaner will move.
Paver joint sand blown out by the wrong pressure
Newer Lawrenceville hardscape is paver-heavy, and a wand at full PSI strips the joint sand straight out. Pavers get a surface cleaner dialed down, not a pressure contest.
Shaded patios under mature hardwood
The tree canopy that makes these neighborhoods desirable keeps patios damp, and damp plus shade grows algae faster than sun-exposed concrete.
Red clay along driveway edges
Same iron-bearing clay as the rest of the corridor, concentrated where the lawn meets the slab and rain carries it across.

Pricing in Lawrenceville

Published pricing: $0.15 a square foot on flatwork against a $275 job minimum, which covers roughly the first 1,800 sq ft. Lawrenceville is well inside the 25-mile radius, so there's no trip charge. Full menu is published, the price on the page is the price on your invoice.

Neighborhoods we serve

  • •Forest Hills
  • •Regal Estates
  • •Acadia Woods
  • •Waverly Woods
  • •Hanarry Estates
  • •Madison Trails
  • •Sugarloaf Landing
  • •Pendleton Park
  • •Tanner's Pointe
  • •River Mill Station
  • •Sherwood Forest
  • •Kensington Park
  • •Providence Plantation
  • •Springlake Falls
  • •Camden Square
  • •Dogwood Forest