Contact Marietta Professional Concrete
Marietta Professional Concrete is a concrete contractor pouring flatwork in Marietta and the metro Atlanta towns around it. Driveways, sidewalks, patios, steps and slabs, finished plain with a broom or done as stamped, colored, or exposed aggregate. We take commercial concrete as well, including the walk-up frontage that retail and restaurants depend on around Marietta Square. Most of it is ordinary concrete installation. Some of it is tearing out a driveway that already failed once and pouring it right the second time.
A driveway or a sidewalk lasts or fails on what sits under it and what runs through it: compacted base, honest thickness, rebar or wire mesh where the load calls for it, and control joints cut before the slab picks its own place to crack. None of that shows in a photo. Sidewalk installation in the public right of way goes through the City of Marietta for permitting, and we pull those permits ourselves rather than leaving them with you. Call for a free estimate.
Licensed, Bonded, and Insured ยท A combined 15 years of experience
Areas we cover: Marietta, Atlanta, Smyrna, Kennesaw, Roswell and the wider metro Atlanta area.
Where We Work
What Happens After You Get In Touch
Someone comes out and walks the site with you. That visit is the real start, because a driveway or a sidewalk cannot be estimated accurately off a phone call. We measure, watch how water moves across the ground, and read what an old slab is telling us about the base underneath it. If you are considering stamped or colored concrete, we bring samples, so you are picking a finish you can hold rather than one off a screen. Demolition gets counted honestly too. Tearing out and hauling off an existing driveway is often half the labor on the job.
What we look at on that first walkthrough:
- Square footage, and the slab thickness the use actually calls for
- Grade and drainage, including where water leaves the property
- Reinforcement, rebar or wire mesh, and how it gets tied and supported
- Truck access and how far the chute will reach
- Finish: broom, stamped, exposed aggregate, colored
- Condition of the existing concrete and what removal involves
The estimate comes to you in writing with dimensions, thickness, reinforcement, joint layout and finish spelled out. Scheduling turns on weather and on curing time, since fresh flatwork needs to sit before anything drives on it. Around Marietta Square, where retail and restaurant frontage runs the whole way around, we stage the work to keep entrances open, and commuter corridors toward Atlanta decide when trucks can get in. We pour in Marietta, Atlanta, Smyrna, Kennesaw and Roswell, across metro Atlanta, on the same terms everywhere.