Outdoor & Seasonal Trade

Concrete contractors in Cincinnati and the surrounding areas

Every concrete contractor we list across Cincinnati and the surrounding areas, with a direct number for each. Free to browse, no lead forms, and no position on this page is for sale.

The list

Top Concrete contractors in Cincinnati and the surrounding areas

6 businesses are listed in this trade, ordered by how established and active each one is — never by who pays.

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Before you call

Hiring Concrete contractors in Cincinnati and the surrounding areas

What this work actually involves

Flatwork is priced by the square foot, but it lives or dies on what is underneath — the base preparation, the thickness, and whether control joints are cut where the slab will want to crack anyway.

Ask before you book
Ask for the slab thickness, what reinforcement is going in, and where the control joints will be cut. A quote that names none of those is not comparable to one that does.
Worth knowing around here
Freeze-thaw here is hard on concrete. A drive poured thin, or poured late in the season without protection from an early frost, will show it within a couple of winters — so pouring dates are worth asking about between roughly November and March.

Where we cover

Concrete Coverage by City and Township

Driveway, patio, sidewalk, and flatwork contractors across southwest Ohio.

A place gets its own page once five businesses serve it; everywhere else opens the directory filtered to that place. Figures count the businesses listed as serving it.

Good to know

Questions About Hiring Concrete contractors

What homeowners ask before booking concrete contractors, answered from this trade's own record.

What should I ask before hiring concrete contractors?

Ask for the slab thickness, what reinforcement is going in, and where the control joints will be cut. A quote that names none of those is not comparable to one that does. Flatwork is priced by the square foot, but it lives or dies on what is underneath — the base preparation, the thickness, and whether control joints are cut where the slab will want to crack anyway.

How is the order of this list decided?

By how established and how active each business is across this area, with the busiest first. Advertising is not an input and never has been: a sponsored listing is labelled as advertising wherever it appears, and paying for one does not move a business up the ordinary list. If you would rather scan names, the directory has an A–Z option.

How many concrete contractors are listed here?

6 businesses are listed in this trade across Cincinnati and the surrounding areas, covering Cincinnati, Clermont County & the East Side, Mason & West Chester, Hamilton, Fairfield & Middletown, and Dayton & the Miami Valley. Listings are free, so if you run one that is not here yet, tell us and we will add it.