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Concrete Contractors in Canton, MI

Michigan's second-largest township

Concrete Contractors in Canton, MI

Driveways, stamped patios, walks and garage floors for Canton subdivisions from Ford Road to Michigan Avenue.

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

Concrete for Canton's Subdivisions

Canton Township is the largest community in our service area by population, and most of it was built within living memory. The township had 11,057 residents in 1970, 48,616 in 1980, 76,366 in 2000 and 98,659 in 2020, which makes it Michigan's second most populated township after Clinton. Homeowners looking for concrete contractors in Canton tend to want two things: a replacement for the original builder driveway, and a larger or decorative patio. We pour driveways and aprons, patios and stamped concrete, walks and steps, garage and shed slabs, and repair sections that have failed.

Decades of building

Canton was created on March 7, 1834, from the southern part of Plymouth Township, and it is named for the Chinese port city now called Guangzhou. It stayed largely rural until the 1970s. Then subdivisions spread across its 36 square miles, decade after decade. A driveway on a 1980 street is now more than 40 years old, while one from the late 2000s may have only minor wear. Part of our job on an estimate is reading that age correctly and recommending only the work your concrete needs.

Patios and stamped concrete

Canton backyards are often larger than those in the older Downriver cities, and many builder patios were small and plain. Stamped concrete is one of our most requested upgrades here: ashlar slate, cobblestone or wood-plank patterns, with integral color and a release color for depth, and a sealer to protect the finish. We design the shape and size on site, add a border if you want one, and set the pitch so water drains away from the house.

If your subdivision has an HOA, we work within its guidelines on materials, color or placement. Bring the guidelines to the estimate and we will design to them.

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Creeks and drainage

Wikipedia notes that southern Canton drains to the Lower River Rouge and its tributaries, including Pine Creek, while the northeast drains to Tonquish and Garden creeks. Homes near those creeks often have lower yards and wetter soil, which is hard on patios and walks. We set grade to move water toward the yard drainage, and build a compacted aggregate base so water under the slab does not freeze in place.

Sidewalks across the township

Canton has also been planning to close about 54 miles of missing sidewalks, with priority on the 8.7 miles within a quarter mile of a school, according to a 2022 Patch report. Public walk projects are the township's. Walks, steps and driveways on your own lot are where we come in.

What we build in Canton

  • Driveways: replacement builder drives, three-car widths and new aprons
  • Patios: large backyard patios and patio extensions
  • Stamped concrete: patterned and colored patios, walks and borders
  • Sidewalks and steps: front walks, side walks and stoops
  • Garage and shed slabs: garage floors and shed pads
  • Repair and replacement: sunken panels, cracked aprons and broken steps

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

Canton Township Facts

  • Growth. Population went from 11,057 in 1970 to 48,616 in 1980, then 98,659 in 2020.
  • Founded. Canton was created on March 7, 1834, from the southern part of Plymouth Township.
  • Creeks. The south drains to the Lower Rouge and Pine Creek; the northeast to Tonquish and Garden creeks.
  • Sidewalk gaps. A 2022 report put Canton's missing sidewalks at about 54 miles, with 8.7 miles near schools.
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Canton Questions

Should I replace my original Canton builder driveway?

It depends on age and condition. A 1980s drive with widespread cracks or a failed base is usually worth replacing. A newer drive with a few cracks may only need section work.

Can you do stamped concrete in a Canton HOA?

Yes, as long as the HOA allows it. We design the pattern, color and placement within your association's rules.

My backyard near a creek stays wet. Can I still have a patio?

Yes. We build a deeper compacted base and set the grade so water flows away from the patio and the house.

How long does a stamped patio take?

Most take several days from excavation to sealing, depending on size and weather. Stamping and coloring add steps that plain concrete does not need, so we build that into the schedule.

Free Estimates in Canton, MI

Tell us about your Canton driveway or patio idea and we will schedule a free on-site estimate.

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