Concrete Contractors in Springboro, OH

Springboro is one of the fastest-growing places in our service area, and most homeowners calling concrete contractors in Springboro live in houses built in the last 35 years. The city had 6,590 residents in 1990, 12,380 in 2000, 17,409 in 2010 and 19,062 in 2020. The 2020 census found 7,101 housing units with only 3.3 percent vacant. Springboro lies mostly in Warren County with a part in Montgomery County.

Subdivision concrete at 20 to 35 years

Homes from Springboro's growth years are now reaching the age when their original flatwork needs attention. On driveways from the 1990s and 2000s we often see a cracked panel by the garage, scaling where road salt dripped from cars, and joints that have opened up. Patios from that era were often small, a single slab off a sliding door, and many owners want them replaced with something larger and more finished.

The good news is that newer concrete usually sits on a better base than older concrete, so more of these jobs can be partial replacements. We check panel by panel and tell you what is worth keeping.

Underground Railroad history

Springboro was founded in 1815 by Jonathan Wright, and the area was settled as early as 1796. The town was a stop on the Underground Railroad, and on October 17, 1999, it became the first city to put up an Ohio Underground Railroad Historic Marker. Older homes around the historic center call for a more traditional look: a plain broom-finished walk, simple steps, and nothing too bright.

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Permits for sheds and setbacks for patios

The City of Springboro's Building and Zoning page lists sheds among the projects that need a permit, along with accessory structures, decks and fences. The city's Zoning Inspector can advise on setback requirements for patios, porches and accessory structures. If you are planning a shed pad, we coordinate the slab with the shed permit, and for a large patio near a property line we confirm the setback first. Building inspections must be scheduled by 4:30 p.m. the day before.

Decorative concrete is popular here

Many Springboro owners choose stamped or colored concrete for patios, with a plain border, a seat wall or a fire pit area. Stamped concrete needs good timing on the pour, a release agent and a sealer, and it looks right when the pattern and color fit the house. We bring samples to the estimate. Most neighborhoods have homeowners associations, so bring any rules you have on colors or materials.

What we build in Springboro

• Driveway replacements and extensions
• Stamped and colored patios
• Walkways to backyards and gates
• Steps and porch landings
• Shed pads and garage floors

Call (937) 971-5409 to set up a time to look at your project.