Concrete Contractors in Fenton, MI

Fenton sits at the south edge of Genesee County and reaches into Livingston and Oakland counties, one of only two Michigan municipalities that span three counties. For concrete contractors, that mix shows up in the housing too: older homes near downtown and the Shiawassee River, and newer subdivisions on the edges of the city. Fenton was settled in 1834, platted as Fentonville in 1837, incorporated as a village in 1863 and as a city in 1964. The population was 8,284 in 1970 and 12,050 in 2020, with 5,776 housing units.

A downtown that was rebuilt

In the 1970s, under an urban renewal plan, the city leveled downtown buildings and closed Leroy Street, and later projects such as the Cornerstone redevelopment announced in 2011 reshaped the core again. On the residential blocks around downtown, the concrete is often a patchwork: a 1920s walk next to a 1970s drive next to a newer stoop. We look at each piece separately, replace what is failing, and match finish and joint spacing so the new work fits the street.

Higher, hillier ground

Fenton sits at about 902 feet, roughly 150 feet higher than Flint, and about 4.6 percent of the city's area is water. Where a lot has real slope, it is easier to drain but harder to pour: a driveway with real grade needs a rougher broom finish for traction in winter, careful forming so the concrete does not slump, and joints placed so cracks do not run across the slope. Steps and walks on a hill need consistent rise and run, and we form them to match code and the way people actually walk.

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Storm history

On August 24, 2007, an EF2 tornado damaged several homes and a school in Fenton and nearly destroyed a soon-to-open store building, and the city declared a state of emergency. No one was killed or seriously injured. Storm repairs and roof replacements often leave driveway edges and aprons broken by heavy trucks. If your concrete took a hit during repair work, we can replace the damaged sections and leave the sound concrete alone.

US 23 and the old business route

US 23 runs as a freeway along the west side of the city. Silver Lake Road was a US 23 business route from 1958 until it was removed as a state trunkline in 2006. Homes along these older corridors tend to have longer drives and wider aprons, and for any approach that ties into a public road we confirm the right permit with the city or road agency before we pour.

What we do in Fenton

Full driveway replacements and widening, new and replacement patios, stamped concrete, sidewalks and steps, garage and shed slabs, and concrete repair. Call (810) 428-0447 to set up a visit.