We pourall winter.
Licensed flatwork crew for general contractors and builders. While other subs park the trucks until spring, your slabs, drives and walks stay on schedule.
Our crew,our pours
Filmed on CC Concrete jobs around Denver. No stock footage.
Fall in Denver. Every sub is pouring.
Nights drop. Crews start pushing dates.
Below 40°F, plain concrete stops gaining strength.
The ground freezes. Most subs stop until spring.
We’re still pouring. Here’s how.
Cold-weatherprocedure
Reserve a winter dateHeated mix
Hot water and set accelerators so the concrete gains strength in low temperatures.
Thawed subgrade
Ground heaters run first. We never place concrete on frozen ground.
Insulated blankets
Slabs stay covered day and night while they cure, usually 3 to 7 days.
Forecast window
We pick the pour from the 7-day forecast and confirm with you 48 hours ahead.
What wesub for you
Residential and light-commercial flatwork, from tear-out to final broom. Every photo is a CC Concrete job.
- 01Driveways & approachesNew, apron, extension · 4–6 in
- 02Garage & shop slabsReady for framing · Vapor barrier
- 03Sidewalks, curb & gutterCity spec · Broom finish
- 04Patios & stampedBroom, exposed, stamped · To spec
- 05Steps & stairsFormed on site · Porches, landings
- 06Tear-out & replacementDemo and haul-off · Re-pour
Walk afinished job
One take on a CC Concrete driveway. Scroll to walk it, scroll back to rewind.
- 01From the street
New driveway tied into the existing apron.
- 02Taped off
The slab stays closed while it cures.
- 03Up the drive
Control joints set where the slab is meant to crack.
- 04Into the garage
The driveway runs straight into the new garage slab.
Plansto pour
Send the scope
Plans, photos or a short description.
Itemized bid
Line-item pricing plus our COI and W-9.
Lock the date
Matched to your schedule, winter included.
Pour and clean up
Inspection-ready work and a clean site.
“Cesar and his team installed a concrete patio at our house in Brighton… and did a great job at a fair price.”
- In Denver Metro
- 14+ yrs
- Google rating
- 4.9★
- Google reviews
- 82
- Founded by Cesar
- 2011
“When I requested an estimate Cesar came out that day.”
“They said they would have the job done in three days… they had it done on time and no issues.”
“They were very communicative from the first day of the estimate to the last day of the project.”
“It was not an easy job dealing with our steep slope and curved long walkway.”
“From start to finish they were professional, reliable, and did incredible work.”
“They also cleaned up well after leaving the area neat and orderly.”
Send the scope.
Get numbers.
- Itemized bid within 48 hours
- COI & W-9 sent with every bid
- Winter dates open now
What lands in your inbox
- Cesar reviews your scope today.
- Itemized bid, COI and W-9 within 48 hours.
- We lock a pour date that fits your schedule.
QuestionsGCs ask
Do you really pour concrete in winter?
Yes. We use heated mixes, thaw the subgrade before placing, cover slabs with insulated curing blankets and pick pour windows by the forecast.
Can you send a COI and W-9?
Yes. We’re licensed and insured in Colorado. Our COI and W-9 go out with your bid, and lien waivers with each invoice.
What size jobs do you take?
From a single driveway or walk to multi-unit flatwork packages. Send the scope and we’ll tell you right away if it’s a fit.
Which areas do you cover?
All of Denver Metro from our base in Brighton: Denver, Aurora, Thornton, Westminster, Arvada, Lakewood, Littleton, Englewood, Commerce City, Boulder and Longmont.
How fast do you send bids?
Most bids go out within 48 hours of receiving plans, photos or a site walk.
How do payment terms work?
Terms are set up front in every bid, per pour or per phase, so there are no surprises.