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Concrete Contractors in Belleville, MI

A lake town on the south shore of Belleville Lake

Concrete Contractors in Belleville, MI

Walks, steps, driveways and patios for Belleville's older homes near Main Street and the lakefront.

  • Free measuring visit at the property
  • Itemized written quote for every job
  • Permit status checked with Taylor's Building Department before scheduling

Concrete for a Small Lake Town

Belleville is the smallest city we serve, about 1.2 square miles with 4,008 residents and 1,972 housing units in 2020. It is surrounded entirely by Van Buren Township, and its downtown sits on the southern shore of Belleville Lake. Homeowners who call concrete contractors in Belleville usually own an older house near Main Street or a home with a view of the water. We pour walks and steps, driveways, patios and stamped concrete, garage slabs, and repair sections that have cracked or settled.

A long history for a small place

Belleville was platted in 1847 and named for landowner James Bell, with the French belle for beautiful. It became a village in 1905, when it separated from Van Buren Township, and a city on May 14, 1946. The Wabash Railroad depot began serving travelers around 1881, and sawmills lined the Huron River. In the 1930s, wealthy Detroiters kept getaway estates here. Main, Liberty and High streets are still in use from the original plat.

Older homes near downtown

Because so much of Belleville is old, many houses have walks and steps that were poured generations ago and patched since. Front steps lose their footing and tip. Walks crack and lift where trees have grown. Narrow drives break up at the street. On historic streets, appearance matters as much as strength. We keep walks square with the house, use a broom finish that fits older homes and match the existing joint spacing so new concrete looks like it belongs.

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Living by the largest lake in Wayne County

Wikipedia says Belleville Lake is the largest inland lake in Wayne County, stretching 6 miles and covering 1,200 acres. It was created in 1925 and 1926, when Detroit Edison built the French Landing Dam east of town. Homes near the shore deal with damp soil and yards that slope toward the water. Patios and walks there need a strong compacted base and a pitch that carries water away from the house. We plan each lakeside job around those conditions.

Belleville in a few notes

The city hosted the National Strawberry Festival from 1977 through 2019, and the Belleville Three, Juan Atkins, Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson, are credited with the first wave of Detroit techno in the 1980s. The former Van Buren Hall is now the Belleville Area Museum.

Concrete services in Belleville

  • Driveways: narrow city drives and new aprons
  • Patios: lakeside and backyard patios
  • Stamped concrete: decorative patios and walks
  • Sidewalks and steps: front walks, porch steps and stoops
  • Garage and shed slabs: garage floors and shed pads
  • Repair and replacement: lifted walks, broken steps and settled slabs

We check permit needs with the city before we start. Call (313) 351-8654 to set up a visit, whether you are near Victory Park or on the lake.

Belleville Facts

  • Largest lake. Belleville Lake is the largest inland lake in Wayne County, 6 miles long and 1,200 acres.
  • Old plat. Belleville was platted in 1847; Main, Liberty and High streets remain from the original plat.
  • City since 1946. It became a village in 1905 and a city on May 14, 1946.
  • Small city. About 1.2 square miles, with 1,972 housing units in 2020, surrounded by Van Buren Township.
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Belleville Questions

Can you match new walks to an older Belleville home?

Yes. We keep walks square with the house, match joint spacing and use a broom finish that suits older homes.

My yard slopes to the lake. Can I still have a level patio?

Yes. We build up a compacted base to level the patio and set a slight pitch so rain runs off toward the yard, not back to the house.

Do you replace front steps that have tipped?

Yes. We remove the old steps and pour new ones on a proper base with even risers.

Can you replace a walk lifted by a tree root?

Yes. We remove the lifted panels, address the root where it is safe, rebuild the base and pour new panels that line up with the rest of the walk.

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Tell us your Belleville street and what you need, and we will set up a free on-site estimate.

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