Contact Marietta Professional Concrete
Marietta Professional Concrete pours driveways, patios, walkways and slabs for homes and businesses across Marietta and metro Atlanta. The typical house here was built around 1986, so much of what we see is concrete that has done its time: a driveway that has settled and split, a patio that holds water against the foundation, a slab that needs to come out and go back in properly. We also do new installation work, including stamped and decorative surfaces for people who want more than plain gray. If it is concrete and it sits on your property, ask us about it.
Tell us what you have and what you want it to become. Cobb County is hilly, and the ground changes from one block to the next, so we grade and test every site on its own before we settle on base, reinforcement or slab thickness. With about 59 inches of rain a year, drainage gets planned into the job from the start instead of patched on afterward. We handle the permit where one is needed. Small jobs matter too. Whether it is a residential driveway in Smyrna or a commercial pad near Marietta Square, the estimate is free and the answer is straight.
Areas we cover: Marietta, Smyrna, Kennesaw and the wider metro Atlanta area.
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What to Expect When You Reach Out
Tell us what you have and what you want it to become. A cracked driveway, a patio that holds water after a storm, a slab for a shed or a garage addition: each project starts with a plain description of the property and the surface in question. Photos help, and so do rough measurements. If there is existing concrete, tell us how old it is and what it is doing, whether that is heaving, flaking, sinking at one corner or cracking across the middle. The median home in Marietta was built in 1986, so plenty of the driveways we hear about are original and have simply worn out.
The free estimate happens on site, because concrete depends on the ground under it. Cobb County is hilly, and both the slope and the soil change from block to block, so every site is graded and tested on its own before work starts. We look at drainage, at what sits under any old slab, and at where water runs in a heavy storm. With about 59 inches of rain a year, that matters. Then we lay out the options: broom finish or stamped, the reinforcement the slab needs, and how the installation would run. If a permit is required, we handle the permit.