Concrete Contractors in Trotwood, OH

Trotwood covers more ground than most of its neighbors, and people looking for concrete contractors in Trotwood can live anywhere from a tight suburban street to a rural lot with a long driveway. The city spans about 30.5 square miles of Montgomery County. It counted 23,070 residents and 11,741 housing units in 2020.

How the city came together

The Village of Trotwood was incorporated in 1901 from part of Madison Township, which dated to 1809. In 1996 the village and the township merged. The census numbers show the jump: 8,816 people in 1990 and 27,420 in 2000. The merger brought in the Townview neighborhood, which is surrounded by Dayton, and a large rural area. So Trotwood has three kinds of concrete jobs: older village homes, mid-century subdivisions, and farm-style properties where a driveway can run a long way from the road.

After the 2019 tornado

On May 27, 2019, an EF4 tornado tore through the Dayton area late at night. Trotwood's Wikipedia entry records that it damaged 500 homes and destroyed 59. Many properties were rebuilt or repaired in the years since, and some driveways and patios were cracked by debris or heavy equipment during cleanup. If yours was patched rather than replaced, it may be worth a look now that the ground has had time to settle.

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Long rural driveways

On larger lots the question is often how much of a driveway should be concrete. A full-length concrete drive is the most durable option, but some owners pour concrete near the house and garage, where vehicles turn and park, and keep gravel or asphalt farther out. We can lay out a transition that holds up, with a thickened edge where concrete meets gravel. For rural pours, access for the concrete truck and the distance from the road both affect the plan, so we look at the site before we quote.

Vacant homes and rehabs

The 2020 census found 14.1 percent of Trotwood's housing units vacant. Homes coming back onto the market often need the concrete brought up to shape: a cracked stoop, a broken walk, a garage floor with a heaved section. We are glad to work with owners and investors fixing up a property, and we keep the scope to what is actually failing.

Trotwood work

• Driveway replacements and partial replacements
• Long-drive transitions from concrete to gravel
• Front walks, stoops and steps
• Back patios
• Garage and pole-barn floors, shed pads

We check with the city before any work in the street right-of-way. Call (937) 971-5409 to set up a visit.