At Vince Gross Concrete, our focus is on the quality and durability of our services. We realize how important your satisfaction is, and we're committed to your satisfaction, whether you're a residential homeowner or contractor. Our expertise, combined with an excellent customer satisfaction record, sets us apart from other concrete service providers. We offer a whole range of concrete services, from patios, driveways and garage floors, to retaining walls, stairs, and stamped concrete, we have had you covered at Vince Gross Concrete for over 30 years.
Stone, cobblestone and brick look great, but really don't hold up to Ohio weather like stamped concrete - especially since they're susceptible to moving and shifting due to freezing and thawing. That's where stamped concrete comes in, built to last with reinforced rods that strengthen your pavement, yet with a beautiful finish that mimics stone or brick. Additionally, bricks and stones allow for weeds and flowers to grow up through the cracks. Since stamped concrete is made up of smooth, continuous slabs, there aren't any cracks for weeds to grow through, ensuring an attractive surface with low maintenance.
For 29 years, contractors and builders have chosen Vince Gross Concrete of Akron, Ohio to plot, grade and pour new residential driveways, patios and garage floors. Our expert knowledge stands. Vince Gross Concrete driveways are built in nearly every shape and orientation available. Additionally, we'll handle the planning, design, grading and pouring of the product, including any. Stone, cobblestone and brick look great, but really don't hold up to Ohio weather like stamped concrete - especially since they're susceptible to moving and shifting due to freezing and thawing.
For 29 years, contractors and builders have chosen Vince Gross Concrete of Akron, Ohio to plot, grade and pour new residential driveways, patios and garage floors. Our expert knowledge stands the test of time - a concrete build from Vince Gross ensures that your new construction's charm lasts for decades without cracking or flooding. Cracks shouldn't occur due to the presence of carefully-placed joints. Joints are simply planned cracks in the concrete slabs that allow for movement, such as settling, thawing or freezing, so that the slabs themselves don't crack.
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