Concrete Porches in Wyandotte, MI

Yes, we remove the old structure, prep the ground, and pour a new concrete porch in its place. Concrete holds up far better than wood in this area's freeze-thaw climate.

A residential concrete porch slab is typically poured at four to six inches thick for solid load support. Nevalo Construction sizes the slab to fit your specific porch layout and ground conditions in the Excavation area.

Proper ground prep, correct drainage slope, and quality concrete placement reduce the risk of cracking from freeze-thaw cycles. Skipping those steps is what causes most porch slab failures in cold-weather areas.

Yes, we handle site preparation and the concrete work as one job. Bob and Joe work the job site directly, so nothing gets handed off between crews.

Concrete is a practical choice for older homes because it does not require the ongoing upkeep that aging wood porches demand. We assess the existing entry area before any work begins to make sure the new slab fits the home properly.

We start with ground prep and grading, set the forms, pour and finish the concrete slab, and make sure drainage slopes away from the house. Every step is handled by Bob and Joe, the same two people who have been doing this work for decades in the Excavation area.