Concrete Installation

Chicago weather puts heavy toll on all masonry and concrete structures. Unfortunately, we all know it well. Even best concrete installation contractors and most modern technologies are put to the test in this area. Wide swings in temperatures, rain, snow and ice plus volumes of salt and similar chemical products, take heavy toll on concrete surfaces. Particularly, flat, horizontal surfaces are suffering a lot of damage. Most common concrete structures are sidewalks and stairs and there are plenty of contractors who are proficient in these installations. However, Illinois Home Improvement goes further. We specialize in more demanding projects.

But don’t go just now. Regardless of the size of the project we can help you. After all we understand that small projects are important too.

Concrete installation

Illinois Home Improvement Corp.  is able to handle wide variety of concrete projects.  Including new concrete foundation, installation of new concrete slab or floor and of course new  concrete stairs. Basically we can install any new concrete structure. Those were just most common examples. There are however, more complex projects. Jobs involving involvement of multiple trades. And these are the once we excel in. Take a masonry porch, for example. There are stairs and landing but often bricks retaining walls, as well. Very often, project involves rebuilding of walls around the porch. Luckily for a client, our masony division, Best Brickmasters is right there. Convenient, isn’t it?

Wooden porch is another example. Although it is mostly made of wood it sits on the concrete. Even simple steps require solid concrete piers. Naturally, correcting concrete under these structures will require a carpentry crew. And again, we can help. Simply click on our porch related page and you’ll find more information, there.

As you can see, we are ready for all the projects. Moreover, we are holding all necessary licenses. It is always easier to have one contractor. So, what do you have to loose? Our estimates are usually free.