St Louis Concrete Contractors Map - Driveways, Patios & Foundations
Find experienced concrete contractors in the greater St Louis region for residential and commercial projects
Where can I find a concrete contractor in St. Louis? St Louis Near Me Directory maps local concrete pros across the metro — driveways, patios, sidewalks, foundations, and decorative flatwork.
- Browse local providers by neighborhood and suburb on the live map
- See profiles, services offered, and contact details in one place
- Full metro coverage — St. Louis City, the Missouri suburbs, and the Illinois Metro East
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Need a concrete contractor near you? Our interactive map connects you with experienced concrete professionals throughout the greater St. Louis region, serving Missouri and Illinois communities.
Whether you need a new concrete driveway, patio installation, foundation work, or decorative concrete, find qualified contractors ready to handle residential and commercial concrete projects of any size.
Use the interactive map to explore 263 concrete contractors throughout the St Louis metro region.
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About this map: The St Louis Concrete Map plots concrete contractors serving communities across the greater St. Louis metro — on both the Missouri and Metro East Illinois sides. Click any pin to see the contractors’ name, contact details, location, and any available links. It’s one of several service-specific maps in St Louis Near Me Directory, so you can explore coverage visually and jump back into our city pages and business categories for more detail.
Concrete Services Available
Residential Concrete: Concrete driveways, concrete patios, sidewalks, walkways, concrete steps, garage floors, basement floors, concrete slabs, shed foundations, pool decks, retaining walls
Decorative Concrete: Stamped concrete, stained concrete, colored concrete, exposed aggregate, polished concrete, concrete overlays, decorative borders, custom patterns
Repair & Maintenance: Concrete repair, crack repair, concrete resurfacing, driveway repair, patio repair, concrete leveling, mudjacking, slab jacking
Commercial Concrete: Commercial foundations, parking lots, loading docks, warehouse floors, concrete pads, commercial sidewalks, ADA-compliant ramps
Foundation Work: House foundations, building foundations, foundation repair, foundation waterproofing, crawl space foundations
How much does concrete cost in St. Louis?
Concrete is priced by the square foot, and the finish drives the number. Typical St. Louis 2026 ranges:
| Concrete project | Typical St. Louis cost |
|---|---|
| Driveway (plain) | $7–$13 per sq ft |
| Typical driveway (~500 sq ft) | ~$4,700–$6,400 |
| Sidewalk / walkway (new) | $8–$14 per sq ft |
| Patio (plain slab) | $4–$12 per sq ft |
| Stamped / decorative patio | $15–$33 per sq ft |
| Old concrete removal | +$1.40–$2.30 per sq ft |
Typical 2026 ranges (Angi, HomeGuide, HomeBlue). Foundation repair varies too widely to quote here — get a written estimate by method (crack injection vs. piering vs. slab lift).
Do concrete contractors need a license in St. Louis?
There’s no Missouri specialty license for concrete or masonry, so the screen is different from plumbing or electrical. What you should require: a current City or County business license for the jurisdiction where the work is happening, proof of liability insurance and workers’ compensation, a written contract with an itemized scope, and that the contractor pulls the permit — not you. St. Louis City issues a graduated business license through the License Collector; St. Louis County registers contractors through Public Works.
Why St. Louis is hard on concrete
Two local forces crack slabs here, and a good contractor plans for both. First, the region sits on expansive clay soil — the shrink-swell clays mapped across Missouri by the USGS that swell when wet and shrink when dry, heaving and cracking slabs and moving foundations. Second, St. Louis winters bring dozens of freeze-thaw cycles that crack and spall improperly poured concrete. The defenses are well established: a properly compacted gravel base, correct slab thickness (4–6 inches for residential), control joints cut at the right spacing, air-entrained concrete (about 5–7% air) for freeze-thaw durability, and grading that carries water away from the slab and your foundation. When a bid skips the base prep or the joints, that’s where next winter’s cracks come from.
Permits and red flags
A new or reconstructed driveway or public sidewalk needs a City or County permit, and structural work (foundations, taller retaining walls) needs a building permit and inspection — your contractor should handle it. Watch for the classic warning signs: no permit pulled (or asking you to pull it), no written contract, a demand for large cash up front, and the door-to-door “we have leftover material from a job nearby” driveway pitch — a long-running paving scam.
Why Choose Local St. Louis Concrete Contractors?
✓ Experienced Professionals - Skilled in all types of concrete work
✓ Quality Materials - Premium concrete mixes and reinforcement
✓ Local Expertise - Familiar with St Louis soil conditions and climate
✓ Licensed & Insured - Professional contractors you can trust
Areas Served
Our directory includes concrete contractors serving St. Louis, St. Charles, O'Fallon, Chesterfield, Clayton, University City, Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Maryland Heights, Ballwin, Wildwood, Florissant, Hazelwood, and surrounding Missouri and Illinois communities throughout the metro area.
How to Find a Concrete Contractor Near You
- Browse the map to find concrete contractors in your area
- Click any pin to view contractor details and services
- Compare options based on location and specialties
- Contact directly to schedule your concrete estimate
Common Concrete Projects: Whether you're installing a new driveway, creating an outdoor patio space, repairing cracked concrete, or need foundation work, local concrete contractors near you provide expert craftsmanship and durable results that last for decades.
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FAQ – St Louis Concrete Contractors Near You
Q. How much does a concrete driveway cost in St. Louis?
A. A plain concrete driveway in St. Louis typically runs $7 to $13 per square foot, so a common 500-square-foot driveway lands around $4,700 to $6,400. Colored or stamped finishes cost more, and removing an old driveway adds roughly $1.40 to $2.30 per square foot. Get an itemized written estimate.
Q. How do I choose a good concrete contractor in St. Louis?
A. Since Missouri has no concrete-specialty license, vet them yourself: require a current City or County business license for your jurisdiction, proof of liability insurance and workers’ comp, and a written itemized contract. Ask how they’ll handle base prep, control joints, and drainage — the details that keep our clay soil and freeze-thaw from cracking the slab.
Q. Why does concrete crack in St. Louis?
A. Two local reasons: the region’s expansive clay soil swells when wet and shrinks when dry, heaving slabs and moving foundations, and dozens of winter freeze-thaw cycles crack and spall concrete that wasn’t poured right. Proper base prep, control joints, correct thickness, air-entrained mix, and good drainage are what prevent it.
Q. Do I need a permit for a concrete driveway in St. Louis?
A. Usually yes for a new, widened, or reconstructed driveway or a public sidewalk — the City issues these through the Department of Streets, and St. Louis County through Public Works. Structural work like foundations and taller retaining walls needs a building permit and inspection. Your licensed contractor should pull it; refusing to permit is a red flag.
Q. Do concrete contractors need a license in Missouri?
A. There’s no statewide concrete or masonry license in Missouri. Instead, contractors need a City or County business license for the jurisdiction of the job, plus liability insurance and workers’ compensation. Always confirm those, get a written contract, and let the contractor pull any required permit.
Q. Is a map pin enough to promote my concrete business?
A. Map pins show where you work, but they carry only limited contact and basic details. A full listing on St Louis Near Me Directory gives you room for a rich description, photos, services, offers, and reviews, plus category placement — far more than a pin alone. See how we’re different, and our Gold Plan puts your concrete business in front of more local customers.