Concrete Contractor in Lexington, KY

Driveways, Patios, Stamped Concrete, Sidewalks, and Steps for Lexington Homes

Is your driveway cracked and sinking? Are the front steps crumbling at the edges? Or is the backyard still wet grass where a patio should be?


Lexington Concrete Pros connects homeowners in Lexington and Fayette County with a local concrete contractor. Need a new driveway, patio, sidewalk or steps, worn-out concrete replaced, or a stamped finish that looks like stone or brick? Tell us about the job, and a local crew will follow up with a free quote.


Kentucky winters are hard on concrete. Water soaks in, freezes, and pushes slabs apart. So every quote starts below the surface: the base, the drainage, and the thickness.


Call 859-927-8679 or request a free estimate using the form below.

Concrete Services in Lexington, KY

Four services, one goal: concrete that stays flat, drains right, and lasts through Lexington winters.

Every project starts with a free on-site quote from a local contractor, and the price depends mostly on size, tear-out, base work and finish. Typical published ranges for each type of job are in our cost guide.

See what concrete costs in Lexington


Concrete Driveways

New driveways, replacements, extensions, and aprons. A driveway carries car weight, plow ridges, and winter salt, so thickness and base prep matter most. See concrete driveway installation and replacement for thickness, concrete vs. asphalt, and when you can drive on it.


Stamped & Decorative Concrete

Pattern and color are pressed into fresh concrete, so a patio, driveway, or walkway reads as slate, brick, flagstone, or wood plank. It is one slab, so there are no pieces to shift or weeds between them. Browse stamped concrete patterns, colors, and sealing. Ask us about stamped concrete in Lexington.


Concrete Patios

A flat, solid space for a table, a grill, and a few chairs. New patios, replacements, extensions, and thicker slabs for a hot tub or pergola. Plan size, slope, and finish on our concrete patio page. We offer concrete patio installation for any size yard.


Sidewalks & Steps

Heaved sidewalk panels, crumbling front steps, and new walkways to the door. In Lexington, the owner of the property next to a public sidewalk is usually responsible for repairing it under LFUCG ordinance. Get the details on sidewalk repair and concrete steps.

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How We Work, and What to Ask Any Concrete Contractor

Most concrete looks fine the day it is poured. The difference shows up three winters later. Here is what to ask anyone who quotes your job, and what a good answer sounds like.


  • What goes under the slab? Most early cracking and sinking start in the soil, not the concrete. Soft spots should come out, and a compacted gravel base should go in.
  • How is it built for freeze-thaw? Ask about an air-entrained mix, slope that sheds water, and control joints at the right spacing. A good quote explains how each one is handled.
  • Where will the water go? Slabs next to the house should be pitched away from it, so rain runs off instead of toward your foundation.
  • What is in the quote? Ask for tear-out, base, thickness, and finish to be spelled out, so you can compare quotes line by line.

How a Concrete Project Works, Step by Step

  1. Call or send the form. Tell us what you want built or fixed.
  2. Free on-site quote. We measure, check drainage, and look at how the new concrete will meet the house, the street, or an existing slab.
  3. Tear-out and prep. Old concrete is broken out and hauled away. The base is dug, filled, and compacted, and forms are set.
  4. Pour and finish. Concrete is placed and finished: broom, colored, or stamped. Control joints are cut.
  5. Cure and walkthrough. You get care instructions and dates for when you can walk, park, or set furniture on it.

What Affects Concrete Cost in Lexington

The honest answer to "how much?" is a free on-site quote. These are the factors that move the price:

  • Size. Square footage is the biggest single factor.
  • Thickness. Driveways and aprons need more concrete than a walkway.
  • Site prep and tear-out. Soft soil, slopes, tree roots, and old concrete add labor.
  • Finish. Broom is standard. Color, stamping, and exposed aggregate cost more.
  • Access. Tight backyards may need a concrete pump.

For typical price ranges by project and size, see our Lexington concrete cost guide or concrete driveway cost in Lexington. For a real number, request a free concrete estimate.

Serving Lexington and Fayette County

Lexington and Fayette County share one government, LFUCG, so the same city rules apply to every job we quote. Whether you live near downtown or at the edge of the county, the questions are the same: how old is the slab, where does the water go, and what is pushing it out of line?

Mature trees lift sidewalks. Downspouts dump water against patios. Plows chip driveway aprons. Each winter brings many freeze-thaw swings that turn small cracks into big ones. Local concrete has to be built for all of it.

We serve homeowners across Lexington and all of Fayette County, including ZIP codes 40502–40517.

Concrete Contractor FAQs

What does a concrete contractor in Lexington, KY do?

A residential concrete contractor pours and replaces flatwork: driveways, patios, sidewalks, steps, and walkways. Lexington Concrete Pros connects homeowners in Lexington and Fayette County with a local contractor who handles all four services, including stamped and decorative finishes.

How do I choose a concrete contractor in Lexington?

Ask how they prepare the base and how they handle drainage and control joints. Get at least two quotes that spell out thickness, tear-out, and finish so you can compare them fairly.

How much does concrete cost in Lexington, KY?

It depends on size, thickness, site prep, tear-out and finish. Our Lexington concrete cost guide lists typical published ranges by project. Call 859-927-8679 for a free quote on your project.

Do I need a permit for concrete work in Lexington?

Often, yes. LFUCG Building Inspection requires a permit before building a driveway or parking pad, or a private walkway on your property, and a registered contractor applies for it on your behalf. Work in the public right-of-way, such as a city sidewalk or the apron at the street, needs a separate right-of-way permit from LFUCG Engineering. The right permits for your project get checked during your quote.

When is the best time to pour concrete in Kentucky?

Mild weather is easiest. Concrete cures best between about 50 and 85 degrees F (Concrete Network), which usually makes spring and fall the easiest seasons to pour. Cold-weather pours are possible but need extra protection and more curing time.

Should I repair or replace cracked concrete?

Hairline cracks on a level slab can often be sealed or patched. Heaved or sunken sections, widespread cracking, or water running toward the house usually mean replacement, along with fixing the base and drainage.

How soon can I use new concrete?

Careful foot traffic is usually fine after about 24 hours, and passenger cars after about 7 days in mild weather. Full cure takes about 28 days (Concrete Network). Cold weather slows every step. Learn more about driving on a new concrete driveway.

How long does a concrete project take?

Plan around curing as well as the pour. Careful foot traffic is usually fine after about 24 hours, passenger cars after about 7 days in mild weather, and full cure takes about 28 days (Concrete Network). Permits, tear-out, weather and the contractor's schedule add time, so you'll get dates for your own project with your quote.

How does Lexington Concrete Pros work?

Lexington Concrete Pros is a referral service, not a contractor. Call 859-927-8679 or send the quote form with a few details about your project. Your request goes to a local Lexington concrete contractor, who follows up to set a time for a free on-site estimate.

What areas do you serve?

Lexington and all of Fayette County, KY, including ZIP codes 40502 through 40517.

Get a Free Estimate From a Lexington Concrete Contractor

Cracked driveway, crumbling steps, or a patio you have been putting off? Fix it before the next freeze makes it worse. Call 859-927-8679 or request your free concrete estimate today.