
Full tear-out, graded and compacted base, 4" pour with a broom finish. Control joints cut on a 10-foot grid so cracks land where I put them.
Driveways, patios, slabs and repairs. I quote the job and I work the pour. Proper base prep, cut control joints, and a finish that holds up to Carolina summers.
From taking out the old concrete to the last pass of the finish. Every job gets a properly packed base, reinforcement where it's needed, and joints cut on a grid so the concrete cracks where I tell it to.

Full tear-out, graded and compacted base, 4" pour with a broom finish. Control joints cut on a 10-foot grid so cracks land where I put them.

New patios and extensions poured with a pitch away from the house so water leaves the slab.

Section replacement, slab jacking, and haul-off of the old concrete.

Stamped patterns with color mixed in or applied on top, then sealed.
Concrete Extensions: Added square footage tied into an existing slab at the joint.
Added square footage tied into an existing slab at the joint.
Sidewalks and Walkways: Connecting walks poured to a consistent width and grade.
Connecting walks poured to a consistent width and grade.
Basketball Pads: Level pads sized for a half court with a smooth finish.
Level pads sized for a half court with a smooth finish.
Fire Pits: Poured or block fire pits with a concrete surround.
Poured or block fire pits with a concrete surround.
Retaining Walls: Walls built to hold back grade, with drainage behind them.
Walls built to hold back grade, with drainage behind them.
Foundations and Slabs: Shop, shed, and addition slabs with footings to code.
Shop, shed, and addition slabs with footings to code.
Concrete Cutting: Saw cutting for control joints, openings, and section removal.
Saw cutting for control joints, openings, and section removal.
Pool Decks: Concrete pool surrounds, plain or stamped and colored.
Concrete pool surrounds, plain or stamped and colored.
If I don't pick up, I'm pouring. Text me instead.
Not at the surface. A driveway that cracks, sinks, or settles unevenly almost always had something wrong underneath it before the first pour. That's where I spend my time.
Stamped and colored work is standard here, not an upsell. Roman cobble and ashlar slate are the two patterns customers ask for most, and color comes through my supplier.
Old concrete, a wood deck, pavers, a rotting patio floor. It doesn't have to be concrete for me to remove it and pour over it. Tear-out and haul-off are part of the job, not a separate line you're chasing someone else to handle.
I started Legacy Concrete in 2022, after eleven years pouring on commercial crews. I quote the job, I work the pour, and I'm there for the finish. No subcontractors, no rotating faces in your driveway.
That means driveways, patios, walkways, stamped and colored work, repairs and retaining walls, all handled by the same crew that came to look at it. I know this area, how the soil behaves here, and what Carolina summers do to a slab over ten years. That's why every job starts underneath, with the grading and the base, instead of at the surface.
Every estimate is free and on site. I'll walk the space with you, tell you what it actually needs, and put it in writing before anything starts.
Where I work: Charlotte · Matthews · Mint Hill · Monroe · Kannapolis · Concord · Mooresville · Harrisburg · Mount Pleasant · Huntersville · Cornelius · Gastonia · Mount Holly
Not an office, not a call center. The person who quotes your job is the person who pours it.
Old concrete, a wood deck, pavers. Whatever’s there comes out and gets hauled off. No second contractor to line up.
Patterns and color are done by the same crew, not a specialty sub. Roman cobble and ashlar slate are what people ask for most.
Driveways, patios, walkways and slabs from the last few seasons. Tap a photo to open it up.



























Arturo and his crew were professional, easy to work with, and did a fantastic job on a parking pad addition. They were helpful designing the layout, understanding what we were trying to accomplish, and offering cost effective solutions for a great outcome. They were communicative and courteous on the day of the project and made sure everything looked perfect. There was constant texts and calls with pictures to ensure quality was perfect! We were thrilled with the output and would definitely use these guys again! Thank you!
Highly recommend! They recently completed driveways for me, my mom, and a close friend, and every single project turned out fantastic. The craftsmanship, attention to detail, and work ethic across all three jobs were top-tier. It's rare to find a contractor this reliable and consistent. If you need concrete work done right, look no further!
Arturo and his crew did a ashlar slate stamped job for me. Easy to work with, reliable crew, great work ethic.
Great experience with Legacy Concrete LLC. They did a great job on my concrete patio and it came out really nice. They were professional, showed up when they said they would, and got everything done without any issues. I'm really happy with how it turned out and would definitely recommend them.
Legacy Concrete LLC did an outstanding job! The quality of work was excellent from start to finish. He was professional, reliable, hardworking, and paid close attention to every detail. Everything came out better than expected, and the price was very reasonable for the quality of work provided. I highly recommend Legacy Concrete LLC to anyone looking for dependable, professional concrete work. Definitely a 5-star experience!
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Foot traffic after 24 hours, cars after seven days, and keep trucks or dumpsters off it for 28 days while it reaches full strength.
All concrete moves. That's what control joints are for. I saw-cut them on a grid so shrinkage cracks follow the joint instead of wandering across the slab.
Yes, where the work requires one: slabs that carry a building, footings, and anything tying into the street. Permit costs are listed as their own line on your quote.
By square foot, adjusted for thickness, reinforcement, access for the truck, tear-out and haul-off, and finish. You get one fixed price, not a range.
I reschedule. Pouring in rain ruins the surface, and no deadline is worth a bad finish. You'll hear from me the morning of.
Stamped and colored work, yes. It protects the color. A plain broom finish does fine without it; reseal decorative work every two to three years.