Concrete Contractors in Brownstown, MI

Brownstown Charter Township borders Taylor to the south, and it is one of the faster-growing places in our area. The population went from 22,989 in 2000 to 30,627 in 2010 and 33,194 in 2020. That means a lot of newer homes alongside older farmhouses and lake-area cottages. Homeowners who look for concrete contractors in Brownstown ask us for everything from a first patio on a new house to a replacement driveway on an older one. We pour driveways, patios and stamped concrete, set walks and steps, build garage and shed slabs, and repair worn concrete.

A township in three pieces

Brownstown was set off by the Michigan Territorial Council on April 5, 1827, a decade before statehood. Wikipedia explains that it now has three separate but connected segments, because Flat Rock, Rockwood and Woodhaven incorporated as cities in the early 1960s and carved out land between them. So a Brownstown address could be near Telegraph Road and Taylor in the north, near Fort Street and the river in the east, or down near the Huron River in the south. We work in all three.

Newer homes, first patios

Owners of newer Brownstown homes often call us because the builder left a small slab, or no patio at all. That is a good time to plan a patio that fits how you live: a larger plain slab, a stamped pattern with a border, or a walk that connects the driveway to the backyard. On new subdivision lots, the soil around the house was disturbed during construction, so we pay extra attention to compaction before we pour. Many of these neighborhoods also have HOA rules on materials or placement, which we design within.

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Water on three sides

About 8.45 of the township's 30.64 square miles are water. The Huron River forms the southern boundary, and the southernmost point of the Detroit River lies in the township. Low ground near those waters, and the clay common to southern Wayne County, means drainage has to be planned. We set each slab to move water toward the street or yard and away from foundations, and we use compacted aggregate bases so water under the slab can move.

Old roads, old farms

Hull's Trace North Huron River Corduroy Segment, built in 1812, is described as the first military and first federal road in the United States, and Kurtzhals Farm, established in 1893, is one of the largest remaining farms in the township. Rural lots like these often need long driveways or outbuilding slabs.

Services in Brownstown

• Driveways: new drives, replacements and wide aprons
• Patios: first patios on newer homes and replacements on older ones
• Stamped concrete: patterned patios and walks
• Sidewalks and steps: walks, stoops and steps
• Garage and shed slabs: garage floors, pole barn and shed pads
• Repair and replacement: sunken sections and cracked aprons

We check township permit needs for your address. Call (313) 351-8654 to set up a visit.