FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Finishes, cure times, permits, payment and what to expect on pour day.
What types of concrete finishes do you offer?
Do you offer a warranty?
We do offer a one year warranty. Please see the warranty page for more information.
Are landscaping services offered?
How much is my project going to cost?
Every project is different.
-Does the grade slope?
-Is there a fence?
-What kind of access do we have?
-Does dirt need to be hauled off?
These are just a few of the questions that keep us from having the same pricing on every project. Please give us a call or fill out the form on our Contact Us page to receive a custom quote.
How long does construction take?
Every project is different, but construction typically takes between 1-3 days.
Do I need to get permits?
We handle all permits for your concrete construction project.
What are residential construction hours?
Ordinance states that no noise in excess of 70Db shall be emitted from construction equipment between the hours of 9pm and 6am.
What about underground utilities?
Concrete slabs typically only require us to dig eight inches deep. However, we always call 811 for locates before performing any excavation. We do not accept responsibility for damaging unmarked utilities.
What happens if there is a property line dispute?
TriStar Concrete Construction is not responsible for any property line disputes. It is the owner’s responsibility to verify property lines prior to concrete construction.
What forms of payment are acceptable?
Checks, Wire Transfer, & Cash are all acceptable forms of payment.
When is payment due?
Full payment is due upon substantial completion of the project, unless contract states otherwise.
What is the best way to contact you during the project?
Communication is key to a successful concrete construction project. We always have our cell phones available and are usually within earshot throughout your concrete construction project.
Will new concrete match my old concrete?
It is not possible to match existing concrete surfaces with new concrete. This is mainly due to rock supply differences and weathering.
When can I drive on my new concrete?
Do not drive on new concrete for at least 7 days.
Is it okay to put deicer or salt on my driveway?
Salt and deicers cause a chemical reaction which is harmful to the concrete. We do not recommend or warrant putting either substance on concrete.
Need an estimate?
Send us the plans or a few photos and an estimator will reach out within 24 hours.