Concrete Contractor in Brighton, CO

Driveways, Patios, Repair & Commercial Flatwork in Adams County

For homeowners and businesses that need a concrete contractor in Brighton, CO, Supreme Concrete Arvada LLC handles the full job. Brighton is the Adams County seat on the Front Range Urban Corridor, and we pour and replace driveways, patios and slabs, fix damaged concrete and build commercial flatwork. Reach out to book a site visit and get a written price.

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What We Offer

Concrete Work in Brighton, CO

As a concrete company in Brighton, CO, we match each project to how the slab will be used and what the site needs. Choose a service below for the full details.

Concrete Driveways

Concrete driveway work in Brighton, CO for new homes and older lots, with a firm compacted base, proper slab depth for your vehicles and a slope that drains.

Concrete Patios

A concrete patio in Brighton, CO gives you room to cook, eat and relax outside. We shape it around steps and doors, with room left for future extensions.

Stamped Concrete

Stamped concrete in Brighton, CO brings stone, brick or wood plank texture to patios and walks. Decorative concrete color and borders can finish the look.

Concrete Repair

Concrete repair in Brighton, CO for cracked, chipped or broken slabs and curbs. We also review foundation repair needs, and solid slabs with worn tops can be resurfaced.

Concrete Leveling

Sunken sidewalks, patios and driveway sections in Brighton, CO can often be raised with concrete leveling, which removes trip hazards along the raised edges.

Sidewalks & Walkways

New walkways, front steps and concrete sidewalk sections in Brighton, CO, poured with a light broom finish and graded so water drains off the path.

Concrete Foundations

Footings, walls and slabs for home additions, detached garages and shops, with each concrete foundation in Brighton, CO built to the approved drawings.

Commercial Concrete

Parking lots, curb and gutter, ADA ramps and building slabs, with commercial concrete in Brighton, CO planned around traffic so your business stays open.

Driveway Extensions & Slabs

Do you need more room to park? We add driveway extensions, side slabs and trailer pads in Brighton, CO, tied into your existing concrete at matching height.

Why Hire Us

Why Brighton Homeowners Call Supreme Concrete

Among concrete contractors in Brighton, CO, we keep the process simple and easy to follow from the very first call.

Plain Written Quotes

Your quote spells out removal, base prep, steel, finish and cleanup line by line, so you know what you pay for before any work begins on site.

Direct Communication

You talk with one crew lead from the first visit through the final walkthrough, and we keep you updated on timing, weather and next steps.

Concrete Made for Colorado

Air entrained mixes, solid base prep and well spaced control joints help your slab hold up through freezing nights, snowmelt and summer heat.

Careful, Clean Crews

We protect lawns, fences and sprinkler lines near the work area, then haul away old concrete, forms and debris when the pour is finished.

Our Work

Recent Concrete Projects

Flagstone patio with hot tub pad installed in Denver, Colorado — Flagstone patio and hot tub pad, completed in Denver, CO

Natural stone patio with steps built in Arvada, Colorado — Natural stone patio with steps, completed in Arvada, CO

New concrete patio poured beside a brick home in Denver, Colorado — Concrete patio installation next to a brick home in Denver, CO

Finished concrete patio with control joints in Arvada, Colorado — Finished concrete patio with control joints in Arvada, CO

Concrete patio with saw cut control joints in the Denver metro area — Concrete patio with control joints, Denver metro area

Curved concrete walkway connecting patio to yard in Colorado — Curved concrete walkway installation in Colorado

Concrete patio installation in progress at a Denver home — Concrete patio installation in progress in Denver, CO

Crew pouring and screeding a concrete patio in Arvada, Colorado — Concrete pouring and screeding in Arvada, CO

Old concrete driveway demolition and removal in Denver, Colorado — Concrete demolition and removal in Denver, CO

Problems We Fix

Concrete Problems Around Brighton Homes

Cracks From Shifting Soil

Clay soil in parts of the area moves as it gets wet and dries out, and that motion slowly cracks driveways and patios.

Freeze Thaw Spalling

Moisture that freezes inside the surface pops off small flakes, leaving older slabs rough, pitted and hard to clean.

Sunken Sidewalk Panels

When the ground below settles, walkway sections drop out of line and leave raised edges that people can trip over.

Broken Curb and Gutter

Cracked or crumbling curb and gutter along the street lets water undercut the edge, and damaged runs need replacement.

Water Sitting on Slabs

Flat or tilted patios and drives hold water after storms, which leads to ice in winter and faster wear on the surface.

Tired Old Driveways

Decades of traffic, salt and weather leave older driveways scaled and patched, often past the point of a lasting repair.

Step by Step

What to Expect From Your Brighton Project

Every Brighton job moves through five clear steps from start to finish.

Reach Out to Our Team

Tell us what you need, where the property is and the rough size, and we will book a time to look at the site.

On Site Measurements

Our crew checks the area size, existing concrete, ground slope and access, and talks through finish choices for your plans.

Written Proposal

You receive a written proposal covering scope, thickness, reinforcement, finish and price, with a start date once approved.

Prep, Pour and Finish

The crew tears out old concrete, prepares the ground, sets the forms and rebar, then pours and finishes the slab your way.

Walkthrough and Care Tips

We review the work together and explain when to walk, drive and seal the new concrete so it lasts through Brighton winters.

Local Insight

Choosing a Concrete Contractor in Brighton, CO

Most of Brighton lies in Adams County, while a smaller portion reaches into Weld County, and many homes here are built on clay soil that moves as moisture levels change. Long winters also bring repeated freeze thaw cycles that wear down weak or unsealed surfaces. A good contractor plans around both conditions before the first truck arrives.

Here is what we plan into every Brighton pour:

Soil checks and a compacted base that supports the slab evenly
Slab depth matched to foot traffic, cars or heavier loads
Air entrained concrete that stands up to freezing weather
Reinforcement placed where the project calls for it
Grading that keeps water moving away from the slab
Control joints, proper curing and a protective sealer

For sunken slabs, you may hear about lifting methods such as mudjacking or stone slurry pumping. We inspect each slab first, then recommend leveling, repair or full replacement to fit what we find.

Cost Guide

Concrete Cost in Brighton, CO

Most residential concrete in Brighton costs between $7 and $21+ per square foot, based on job size, base work, finish and whether old concrete has to be removed. New driveways commonly come in near $8 to $15+ per square foot.

Typical price examples:

Driveway (20 × 24 ft.): $3,800 to $7,200+
Patio (12 × 18 ft.): $1,700 to $3,000+
Stamped patio (16 × 18 ft.): $3,700 to $6,000+
Sidewalk (4 × 40 ft.): $1,100 to $1,900+

Tear out, grading, slab thickness, steel, decorative finishes and sealing all change the final number.

These ranges describe the local market in general and are not a company quote. Supreme Concrete Arvada LLC will look at your site and prepare a free written estimate for your project.

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Questions

Common Questions From Brighton Owners

Who is responsible for curbs and sidewalks in Brighton?

City of Brighton guidance places curb, gutter, sidewalk and nearby common area upkeep on the property owner. That includes removing and replacing damaged concrete when it is needed.

Is a permit required for a new driveway access point?

Yes, the City of Brighton requires permits for new driveway access points and other right of way work. Permit applications go through the One Stop office at City Hall, and right of way work must follow set work hours.

What does the city ask from contractors in the right of way?

Contractors apply for a license and permits through the city OpenGov portal, and bonding is part of that process. A financial guarantee may also be requested for right of way or public infrastructure work.

How long does a new driveway need before I drive on it?

Plan on about seven days before parking a car on new concrete. People can usually walk on it within a day or two, and heavy trucks should wait closer to a month.

Should I level, repair or replace a sunken slab?

The answer comes down to the slab itself and the base under it. Solid slabs that sank can often be leveled, while broken or crumbling sections usually need replacement after we inspect them.

Do you handle commercial concrete in Brighton?

Yes, we pour and repair parking lots, curb and gutter, ADA ramps and slabs for businesses and HOAs. Work is scheduled in phases to keep access open.

How do I get a concrete estimate in Brighton?

Call 720-928-9051 or send our quote form with your address and project type. We will visit, measure and send a free written estimate.

Start Your Brighton Concrete Project

Tell us what you need poured, fixed or replaced, and we will pick a time to measure your site. Call 720-928-9051 or use the quote form to get started today.