Concrete Contractors in North Carolina

North Carolina's red-clay soil and humid, freeze-prone Piedmont winters make solid base prep and drainage critical for concrete that lasts. Browse 408 concrete contractors across the Tar Heel State — from Charlotte and Raleigh to Greensboro, Durham, and the coast — for driveways, patios, foundations, slabs, and stamped or decorative concrete. Compare local pros and request quotes.

Mason Brothers Grading & Paving

Wnc Paving

Carolina Restoration & Water

All Span Building Systems Inc

Superior Metal Structures & Concrete

Cason Builders Supply

Stone Garden

Callaway Industrial Services Inc

Jbm Contractors Inc

Adams Construction Company

Anderson & Company, Inc.

Pure Texture

Real Concrete Man

Rocket Concrete Company – Ready Mix Concrete Delivery

Rodriguez Decorative Concrete Coating

S & W Ready Mix Concrete

S&S Concrete Llc

Second Generation Concrete, Inc

Serafin Rodriguez Concrete Llc

Seretta Construction

North Carolina Concrete Contractors by Service

Concrete Contractors in North Carolina — FAQ

What should I look for in a North Carolina concrete contractor?

Check that they're licensed for the size of your project, carry liability insurance, and have local references. Ask how they handle NC's clay subgrade — proper grading, a compacted gravel base, and drainage are what prevent cracking and settling.

How much does concrete work cost in North Carolina?

Pricing varies widely by finish and prep. A basic broom-finished slab costs less than stamped or colored concrete, and clay soil sometimes needs extra base work. Get itemized quotes from a few local contractors to compare fairly.

When is the best time to pour concrete in North Carolina?

Spring and fall offer the most forgiving temperatures for even curing. Summer pours need protection from fast drying in the heat, while winter work in the mountains must avoid freezing. A good contractor schedules around the forecast.