Concrete Flatwork Services in De Pere & Greater Green Bay
Extraordinary Durability Meets Expert Craftsmanship
Are you looking to enhance your property’s curb appeal or replace a cracked, sinking driveway? At Extraordinary Landscape & Concrete, we specialize in professional concrete flatwork designed to withstand Wisconsin’s harsh freeze-thaw cycles.
Based in De Pere, WI, and serving the Greater Green Bay area, our team combines 15+ years of experience with high-quality materials to ensure your concrete looks amazing and lasts for decades.
Our Local Concrete Flatwork Specialties
Professional Concrete Driveways
A new driveway is one of the best investments you can make for your home. We handle the entire process:
- Complete Tear-Out: Removing old asphalt or cracked concrete.
- Superior Grading: Ensuring proper slope for water drainage away from your foundation.
- Heavy-Duty Pours: Using premium 4,000+ PSI mixes reinforced with rebar for maximum strength.
Custom Patios & Outdoor Living Spaces
Transform your backyard into an oasis. Whether you want a standard broom finish for a clean look or a spacious area for summer grilling, our concrete patios are built for functionality and style.
- Looking for more? Ask about our integrated [Retaining Walls](link to your retaining wall page) to level out sloped yards!
Garage Floors & Outbuilding Slabs
Stop dealing with oil-stained, cracked garage floors. We pour perfectly level garage slabs and floating slabs for sheds or barndominiums that provide a smooth, professional finish.
Walkways, Sidewalks & Steps
Create a safe and inviting path to your front door. Our sidewalks are finished for slip resistance and durability, making them easy to shovel during Green Bay winters.
Why Choose Extraordinary Landscape & Concrete?
When searching for "concrete contractors near me," you want a team that knows the local area. Here is what sets us apart in the De Pere and Green Bay communities:
- 15+ Years of Experience: We understand the nuances of Wisconsin soil and weather.
- Locally Owned & Operated: We live and work in the same community you do.
- Transparent Pricing: No hidden fees—just honest, competitive estimates.
- Full-Service Integration: As landscape experts, we can seamlessly blend your new concrete with your existing lawn, bed maintenance, or pond features.
"We are extremely satisfied with the work that Extraordinary Landscaping did for us! Mike and his crew did an absolutely phenomenal job! They were efficient, professional, and extremely customer focused. Mike and his team finished the project ahead of schedule and under budget! We would highly recommend Extraordinary Landscaping to others!!"
- Mike S. Local Customer
Frequently Asked Questions About Concrete in Wisconsin
How long does a new concrete driveway take to cure?
In the Green Bay climate, we typically recommend waiting 7 days before driving a standard vehicle on your new slab. You can usually walk on it within 24–48 hours.
Why is my old concrete cracking?
Northeast Wisconsin’s "freeze-thaw" cycle causes the ground to shift. We prevent this in our new pours by using proper sub-base compaction and strategic control joints to allow for natural movement without damaging the surface.
Do you provide free estimates in the Green Bay area?
Yes! We offer free consultations and estimates for residents in De Pere, Green Bay, Ashwaubenon, Howard, Allouez, and surrounding areas.
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Proudly Serving Northeast Wisconsin
Extraordinary Landscape & Concrete proudly provides professional concrete flatwork services to homeowners throughout De Pere, Green Bay, Ashwaubenon, Allouez, Hobart, and surrounding Brown County communities. Whether you are looking to install a durable new driveway, a custom stamped patio, or a precision-poured garage floor, our team is committed to delivering quality craftsmanship and results engineered to withstand Wisconsin’s freeze-thaw cycles.