Concrete · Salt Lake City & the Wasatch Front
Concrete poured as part of the finished landscape, not just a slab.
Driveways, walkways and flatwork poured as part of the full project, graded and finished to match the hardscape and planting around them.
20+ years in Salt Lake County · Licensed #9608499-5501 · Financing available up to $200,000
20+
Years designing and building in Utah
100+
Projects completed
$300K
Project budgets handled
300+
Properties maintained
Concrete we've poured
Poured as part of the finished property, not a leftover slab.
Driveways, walkways and entry flatwork, finished to match the hardscape and planting around them.
Finish options
The right finish and the right base, so it lasts through Utah winters.
A standard broom finish is the most common choice for driveways and walkways. Stamped and colored concrete adds pattern and texture for entries and patios. Exposed aggregate gives a decorative, slip-resistant surface. Whatever the finish, proper base preparation and control joints are what actually determine whether concrete holds up through Utah's freeze-thaw cycles.
Broom finish
A textured, non-slip broom finish, the standard choice for driveways and walkways.
Stamped & colored
Patterned and colored concrete that mimics stone or pavers, for entries and patios that want more detail.
Built for freeze-thaw
Proper base preparation, control joints and slope are what actually determine whether concrete holds up through freeze-thaw cycles, not just the finish.
What clients say
Designed well. Built on time and on budget.
How it works
From site assessment to finished flatwork.
1
Site assessment
We assess drainage, slope and how the concrete connects to the rest of your property.
2
Grading & base design
Grading, base depth and finish are planned around drainage and how the area will be used.
3
Pour & finish
Forms, base and reinforcement go in to spec, then concrete is poured, finished and jointed correctly.
Why Millburn
Concrete built to hold up through Utah winters.
Part of the full project
Concrete is planned alongside the rest of your project, so grading, drainage and finishes all connect correctly.
Built for freeze-thaw
Proper base depth, control joints and slope, built to handle Utah's freeze-thaw cycles.
Dozens of projects across Utah
We've poured driveways, walkways and flatwork on dozens of Utah properties, as part of full landscape projects.
Questions
Before you reach out
Concrete or pavers, which is right for me?
Concrete is typically less expensive and simpler; pavers can be repaired one piece at a time and offer more design flexibility. We'll help you weigh the trade-offs.
How much does concrete flatwork cost?
It depends on square footage, finish and site prep. We'll give you an exact price during your consultation, before anything is scheduled.
How do you prevent cracking?
Concrete cracks less when the base is prepared correctly and control joints are placed properly, which is how we build every project.
Can you replace existing damaged concrete?
Yes. We handle removal and replacement of damaged or settled concrete as part of a larger project or on its own.
How long does a concrete project take?
Most driveways and walkways take a few days to a week from forming through final cure, depending on size and weather.
What areas do you serve?
We work across Salt Lake, Davis, Utah and Weber Counties, from Ogden to Provo.
Start your project
Tell us about your project. We'll price the concrete right the first time.
Share what you have in mind and a rough budget. We'll follow up to set up an on-site consultation.
$1,000 design credit toward construction · Financing up to $200,000 O.A.C.
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