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What are you pouring?

What's the project?

What decides the price

Quotes for the same job can differ a lot, and it is usually scope rather than markup. These are the things that actually move the number.

  • Square footage and thickness, which depend on what will sit or drive on it
  • Site prep: grading, base, and hauling away what is already there
  • Finish, from broom through stamped and colored

Have this ready

The difference between a real quote and a callback asking for measurements.

  • Rough dimensions
  • What it is for: a patio, a driveway, a slab
  • Whether anything has to come out first

Worth knowing

Piedmont clay moves with the weather. Ask what base is going under the pour, because that is what decides whether it cracks.

Before you sign anything

Get it in writing, check the license yourself rather than taking a number off a truck, and be wary of a price that expires today. North Carolina requires a general contractor license for most work over $30,000, and several trades are licensed by their own boards on top of that.

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