Utah Remodeling
Poured Concrete, Formed Stairs,
and Stone Masonry
Built to Hold Up.
Driveways, walkways, slabs, exterior stairs, veneer, and stacked stone fireplace surrounds handled by a licensed general contractor.
What you get
The Outcome You Actually Wanted.
- Flatwork poured, screeded, and finished so water runs where it should
- Formed exterior stairs with consistent rise and run
- Stone-clad entry steps that match the front of the house
- Brick and stone veneer laid with tight, consistent joints
What's included
Full Scope, No Surprises.
- Poured concrete driveways, walkways, and slabs
- Formed exterior stairs
- Stone-clad entry steps
- Brick and stone veneer
- Stacked stone fireplace surrounds
- Site prep and forming before the pour
Concrete Flatwork and Exterior Stairs
Driveways, walkways, and slabs live or die on what happens before the truck shows up. Site prep, forming, and slope are set first, because concrete holds whatever shape it is poured into and water will follow that shape for the life of the slab.
Formed exterior stairs are their own kind of work. Rise and run have to stay consistent step to step, and the forms have to hold that geometry through the pour so the finished stairs are comfortable to walk and safe in winter.
Brick, Stone Veneer, and Fireplace Surrounds
Masonry covers brick and stone veneer on exterior walls, stone-clad entry steps, and stacked stone fireplace surrounds inside the home. On veneer work, the layout of the stone and the consistency of the joints are what separate a wall that looks intentional from one that looks patched together.
Exterior concrete and masonry often go in alongside a new structure, so this work is commonly scheduled with home additions and outdoor structures rather than as a separate trip to the property.
How it works
A Simple, Honest Process.
Walkthrough and plan
Alex looks at the site, the grade, and how water moves across it before any scope is set.
Prep and forming
The area is prepped and forms are set, since the forms determine the shape, thickness, and slope of the finished pour.
Pour and finish
Concrete is poured, screeded, and finished, then given the time it needs to cure before use.
Masonry and walkthrough
Veneer, stone cladding, or fireplace surrounds are laid, and you walk the finished work before the job is closed out.
Common Questions.
Do you pour driveways as well as walkways and slabs?
Yes, driveways, walkways, patios, and slabs are all part of the flatwork side of this service.
How long does concrete need to cure before I can use it?
Concrete keeps gaining strength for weeks, but Alex will tell you when the specific pour on your property can take foot traffic and when it can take vehicle weight.
Can you build exterior stairs and clad them in stone?
Yes. The stairs are formed and poured first, then clad in stone when that is the look you want for the entry.
Do you do brick and stone veneer on existing walls?
Yes, brick and stone veneer is part of the masonry work, laid with attention to layout and joint consistency.
Can you build a stacked stone fireplace surround?
Yes, stacked stone fireplace surrounds are part of the interior masonry work.
Our work
Photos From Recent Projects.
Ready to Get It Fixed Right the First Time?
Call or text us directly. Free estimates, clear scope, and no surprises on pricing.