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About Paterson Concrete: Concrete Contractor in Paterson, NJ

Paterson Concrete pours and repairs flatwork for homeowners and business owners in Paterson, NJ, and throughout Passaic County. Choosing a concrete crew means trusting strangers with your property, so this page says who we are. The crew has put in 20+ years on jobs that range from a heaved stoop near Downtown to a new driveway in the Totowa Section. A free written estimate opens each job, and the city's permit steps are followed from start to finish.

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What We Do in Paterson

Six kinds of concrete job fill the week:

Concrete driveways go in new or as replacements, and the apron at the sidewalk is built to the city’s reinforced standard.
Concrete patios give a bare back yard a firm floor that sheds water away from the house wall.
Stamped concrete presses a masonry look into wet concrete and adds tint.
Concrete repair seals cracks, rebuilds chipped edges and resurfaces worn tops so a slab keeps earning its place.
Sidewalks, steps and slabs follow the Streets Division permit and the city’s 24 hours of notice.
Block walls, footings and commercial concrete give retaining walls, decks, garages and shops a base that outlasts the winters.

How We Work

1. Look at the ground

The first visit studies what sits on top and what lies underneath. The estimator checks the old slab, probes the soil and watches where rain leaves the lot. On hillside streets, runoff causes most failures, so the walk begins at the downhill edge.

2. Put the price on paper

A free written estimate comes next, with removal, stone, pour and finish each on a separate line. Whoever stood on your lot writes the number, so it reflects what that person saw. Any line you question gets answered on the spot.

3. Build the slab

As the crew breaks out the old concrete and compacts the stone, the office files permits and books the dig call. One crew lead runs the pour from the first stake to the last pass of the trowel, and the city inspects the stages it requires.

4. Hand over the keys

Forms come off and the lot is swept before the truck leaves. A written care sheet lists the cure schedule: feet after 24 to 48 hours, cars near 7 days and full strength by day 28. Rock salt stays off the new surface through its first winter.

Meet the Team Behind Paterson Concrete

The Estimator

The estimator is the first person to walk your lot, 6 inches at a time. That person measures the slab, records the soil and sets the price, which means the figure comes from someone who watched where the water goes and saw how the old concrete failed.

The Crew Lead

One crew lead takes charge of each job, builds the forms beside the crew and tracks the mix and the forecast. The same lead finishes the surface, so a single person answers for the result.

Office and Scheduling

Booking visits, filing permits and calling the city for inspections all happen at the office. You skip the mornings on hold with the Division of Community Improvements, because we wait in that line for you.

Where We Work Across Passaic County

The crew works in Paterson and across Passaic County. In the city that means Eastside Park, Hillcrest, the Totowa Section, South Paterson, Riverside and Sandy Hill, and nearby it means Totowa, Haledon, Prospect Park, Clifton and Hawthorne. Homes run from brick rowhouses and two-family houses to Victorian and Tudor places in Eastside Park. Lots are often narrow or steep, so each pour is built on compacted stone with a fall that moves water away before a freeze can trap it.

Our Standards on Every Concrete Job

Built to the city’s process

A sidewalk begins with a Streets Division permit and 24 hours of notice. Where a driveway crosses a walk, the code asks for reinforced concrete to the city’s specification. We follow both rules on every job, no matter how small the frontage.

Permits filed and inspections booked

The office files each permit and requests each inspection as a phase is finished. When the work is complete, the city holds a record of it, which leaves a paper trail you can hand to a future buyer.

Itemized written estimates

Each estimate is free and written, with removal, base, pour and finish priced apart. You see where the money goes before agreeing, and the crew waits for your signature before starting. Ask about any line you like.

NJ registered

Residential concrete in New Jersey calls for a state home improvement contractor registration, and the crew holds one. Ask for the number, then look it up with the state consumer affairs office, and do that before any contract is signed.

Paterson Concrete FAQs

What areas do you serve?

Crews cover all 8.71 square miles of the city, from Eastside Park to South Paterson, and they also drive to Totowa, Haledon, Clifton, Hawthorne and Fair Lawn. A town missing from this list deserves a phone call too.

Do you work on commercial properties?

Businesses get loading areas, curbs, walks, lots and slabs. Permits for that work, including the Streets Division permit at the curb, are part of the job.

Do you pull the permits?

Our office files permits and books inspections whenever a job needs them. A sidewalk or curb in Paterson takes a Streets Division permit at $25 per permit for each 25 feet of frontage, while larger work goes through the Division of Community Improvements.

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