Concrete Contractor in Commerce City, CO

Driveways, Patios, Stamped Concrete & Commercial Work in Adams County

Planning to hire a concrete contractor in Commerce City, CO? As a concrete company, Supreme Concrete Arvada LLC handles new driveways, patios and stamped concrete, and we repair or level slabs that have failed. Each project begins with a look at your site and a price broken down line by line.

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Concrete Work in Commerce City, CO

From private driveways to commercial parking lots, every job is scoped around its purpose, its load and the condition of the site before any forms go in.

Concrete Driveways

Driveway pours for Commerce City, CO homes begin with digging out the old ground and building a firm base, then a slab sized to carry daily vehicle loads.

Concrete Patios

Patios in Commerce City, CO shaped to fit your yard and doorways, with a surface finish and gentle slope that send water away from the house.

Stamped Concrete

Stone, tile and wood plank patterns pressed into patios and walks give stamped concrete in Commerce City, CO a custom look with a sealed finish.

Decorative Concrete

Integral color, borders and textured finishes for owners who want decorative concrete in Commerce City, CO without a full stamped pattern.

Repair & Resurfacing

Cracked slabs, chipped corners and small foundation repair jobs go through concrete repair in Commerce City, CO, with resurfacing where the slab is sound.

Concrete Leveling

Sunken walks, patios and driveway panels can often be raised through concrete leveling in Commerce City, CO, which removes trip hazards and uneven edges.

Sidewalks & Walkways

Garden paths, entry walks and concrete sidewalk work in Commerce City, CO, built with a textured finish and gentle slope so water keeps moving off.

Concrete Foundations

Garages, additions and outbuildings start with new footings, walls and slabs, each concrete foundation in Commerce City, CO built to engineered drawings.

Commercial Concrete

Loading areas, parking lots, curbs and slabs for local businesses and warehouses, timed around daily operations so deliveries and customers keep moving.

Why Choose Supreme

Why Commerce City Owners Contact Us

Plenty of concrete contractors in Commerce City, CO can pour a slab, so we focus on the planning, pricing and cleanup details that make the job easier.

Itemized Pricing

Each quote lists tear out, digging, base, steel, finishing and haul off separately, which makes it simple to compare against other bids you collect.

Clear Point of Contact

One crew lead remains your contact for the whole job, so updates, scheduling and answers come from someone who knows every detail.

Planned for the Ground

We plan base prep, slope and joints around soil movement on every pour, since clay ground in the area shifts as moisture levels change.

Respect for the Property

We protect lawns, fences and sprinklers near the work, keep materials contained and haul away old concrete and debris once the pour is finished.

Completed Work

Concrete Projects We Have Finished

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

Concrete Trouble

Concrete Problems Around Commerce City Properties

Shifting Clay Soil

Clay heavy ground swells after rain and snowmelt, then shrinks in dry spells, slowly cracking and lifting older slabs.

Uneven Walks and Patios

Sections that settle out of line create tripping hazards and edges that catch shovels, strollers and mower wheels.

Rough, Worn Driveways

Heavy trucks, winter salt and years of traffic leave many driveways pitted, cracked and patched past the point of repair.

Damaged Aprons and Curbs

Driveway aprons and curb and gutter sit inside city right of way, so replacing them calls for a city right of way permit.

Water Pooling on Slabs

Flat spots and back pitched patios trap rainwater and snowmelt, creating icy patches in cold months and faster surface wear.

Faded Stamped Finishes

Stamped concrete loses its color and crisp pattern once the sealer wears off, and resealing or replacement may be needed.

How It Goes

What Happens After You Call

Five steps take your Commerce City project from the first call to a cured slab.

First Conversation

Share your address, the work you have in mind and approximate dimensions, and we set a visit time that fits your week.

Site Review

We measure, check slope and soil, look at old concrete and access, and talk through finish options while on site.

Itemized Estimate

A written estimate lists each part of the work with its cost, and your start date is booked once you approve it.

Concrete Placement

Our crew clears the old slab, compacts the subgrade, sets forms with rebar and then places and finishes the new concrete.

Cure and Walkthrough

We look over the finished slab with you and share when it is ready for walking, driving and a coat of sealer.

Commerce City Rules

Choosing a Concrete Contractor in Commerce City, CO

Commerce City is a home rule municipality in Adams County with its own permit and contractor licensing rules. As a concrete contractor in Commerce City, Colorado, we plan each project around those rules and the local ground, where clay heavy soils take on water and expand, then pull back as they dry out.

City permit wording sets clear lines for concrete work:

On grade patios and driveways need no building permit
Private sidewalks and flat work are exempt from permits
Driveway aprons, approaches and curb cuts are not exempt
Public sidewalks and curb and gutter call for a right of way permit
Porches, decks and new exterior stairs need a permit
Contractors need a city license before requesting right of way permits

The city also lists contractor license classes and asks for insurance that names the city as certificate holder. Before work starts, we check which of these rules applies to your project and handle the paperwork that falls to the contractor.

Price Guide

Concrete Cost in Commerce City, CO

Typical concrete projects in Commerce City run $7 to $20+ per square foot. Driveways often price out near $8 to $14+ per square foot, with removal, access and finish shaping the final figure.

Commerce City price examples:

Driveway (22 × 24 ft.): $4,200 to $7,400+
Patio (12 × 14 ft.): $1,200 to $2,200+
Stamped patio (14 × 18 ft.): $3,000 to $5,000+
RV pad (12 × 30 ft.): $2,900 to $4,700+

Excavation, base work, thickness for heavy vehicles, rebar, color, stamping and sealer all push the price up or down.

These ranges come from general market data and are not a Supreme quote. We review your site in person and send a free written estimate for the exact scope.

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FAQ

Commerce City Concrete Questions

Will my driveway or patio need a city permit?

On grade patios and driveways on private property need no building permit under city wording. Driveway aprons, approaches, curb cuts and anything inside the city right of way are excluded and need approval.

When is a right of way permit needed?

Any work that affects streets, sidewalks, rights of way or public infrastructure calls for a right of way permit. The contractor must hold a Commerce City contractor license before applying, and metal plating is not allowed in the right of way during snow season.

How does clay soil affect new concrete?

Clay heavy soil swells when it gets wet and shrinks as it dries, which can shift and crack slabs. Solid base prep, good drainage and well placed joints help the concrete handle that movement.

How soon can I use a new driveway?

Foot traffic is generally okay after 48 hours. Cars should stay off for a full week, and loaded trucks need about four weeks.

Can a sunken slab be lifted instead of replaced?

In many cases it can, when the slab is intact and the base underneath is stable. Slabs that are broken apart or crumbling generally need removal and a new pour.

Is commercial concrete work part of what you do?

Yes, we handle parking lots, loading areas, curbs and slabs for Commerce City businesses, warehouses and property managers, scheduled to limit downtime.

How do I request an estimate?

Phone 720-928-9051 or send our online quote request, telling us where the job is and what you need done. We will come out, measure and send you a free written estimate.

Ready to Start Your Commerce City Project?

For a new driveway, patio or commercial slab, phone 720-928-9051 to book a site review and get a written estimate.