Concrete Contractor in Provo, UT
Driveways, patios, sidewalks, and more for Provo homeowners. Father & son team. Licensed & insured. Free in-person estimates.
About Provo
Why Provo Homeowners Need a Contractor Who Understands This City
Provo homeowners face a concrete challenge that most Utah County cities do not: a housing stock that spans seven decades. From the post-war bungalows near BYU campus to the split-levels in Oak Hills and the newer builds pushing east into Edgemont, concrete across Provo is in various stages of life.
If your driveway was poured in the 1960s, it has survived more than 50 Utah winters. Rhode Concrete Corporation replaces aging flatwork and pours new surfaces for Provo homeowners who want reliable, owner-operated concrete work without the runaround.
Older Neighborhoods (Joaquin, Oak Hills, Carterville)
Concrete that has outlived its useful life. Driveways cracked and heaved from decades of freeze-thaw cycling. Sidewalks settled unevenly. These homes need full tear-out and replacement, not surface patches that fail within a year.
Newer Subdivisions (Sunset, East Edgemont)
New homeowners want properly graded driveways, stamped patios for outdoor living, or backyard basketball courts. Getting the base preparation, reinforcement, and drainage correct from day one means your concrete lasts 25 to 30 years.
BYU-Area Rental Properties
Property owners managing student rentals benefit from standard broom finish concrete that provides slip resistance in winter and holds up under heavy use. We schedule projects around tenant turnover for minimal disruption.
Provo Neighborhoods We Serve
BYU Campus Area
Student housing, rental properties, and older single-family homes
Joaquin
Established neighborhood with 1950s to 1970s homes needing concrete replacement
Oak Hills
Hillside properties with drainage considerations and aging concrete
Edgemont
Mix of established and newer homes with larger lots
Carterville
Family neighborhood with mature landscaping and older flatwork
Sunset
Newer subdivision development with fresh construction needs
Plus North Provo, South Provo, and all surrounding residential areas. We travel to your property for every estimate.
What We Do in Provo
Concrete Services for Provo Residents
From driveway replacement on 1960s homes to new patio pours in Edgemont, we handle every type of residential flatwork in Provo.
Driveways
Replacement & new installation for Provo homes.
Patios
Broom finish and decorative outdoor living surfaces.
Sidewalks & Walkways
Panel replacement and new front entry walkways.
Concrete Slabs
RV pads, shed pads, hot tub pads, and utility slabs.
Curb & Gutter
Residential frontage curb and gutter installation.
Basketball & Sport Courts
Reinforced pads for basketball and pickleball courts.
Stamped Concrete
Decorative finishes that look like stone or brick.
Concrete Repair
Assessment and repair of damaged residential concrete.
Why Rhode Concrete
Choose the Right Contractor for Your Provo Project
Provo has several concrete contractors competing for your business. Here is what sets Rhode Concrete Corporation apart and what to look for when comparing quotes.
How to Choose a Concrete Contractor in Provo
Verify licensing and insurance — ask every bidder to prove it
Ask who will be on the job site — with us, the estimator is the contractor
Get a written scope of work detailing dimensions, thickness, reinforcement, and finish
Check for residential focus — contractors juggling commercial work often delay homeowner projects
Call the contractor — response speed is a preview of how the project will go
Local Expertise
Local Building Considerations for Provo Concrete
Provo's geography and climate create conditions that every concrete project must account for. Ignoring these factors leads to premature failure.
Expansive Clay Soils
Much of Provo sits on clay-heavy soil that swells when wet and shrinks when dry. We compact the sub-base thoroughly and add the right depth of gravel base material to create a stable platform.
Deep Frost Line (30-36")
Utah County's frost line means the ground freezes deep in winter. Footings and edges must account for this depth to prevent frost heave that lifts and cracks slabs from below.
Freeze-Thaw Cycling
Provo typically experiences 80 to 100 freeze-thaw cycles per year. Proper control joint placement, adequate thickness, and quality finishing minimize crack formation.
Drainage & Slope
Provo's valley position means many properties have drainage challenges, especially in hillside neighborhoods like Oak Hills and upper Edgemont. We grade every surface for positive drainage.
Transparent Pricing
What It Costs to Pour Concrete in Provo
2026 Utah County market pricing. Factors that affect your final cost include demolition, site access, soil conditions, and finish complexity.
| Project Type | Cost / Sq Ft | Typical Size | Estimated Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Broom Finish Driveway | $6 - $10 | 400 - 800 sq ft | $2,400 - $8,000 |
| Stamped Driveway | $12 - $20 | 400 - 800 sq ft | $4,800 - $16,000 |
| Broom Finish Patio | $6 - $12 | 200 - 500 sq ft | $1,200 - $6,000 |
| Stamped Patio | $12 - $25 | 200 - 500 sq ft | $2,400 - $12,500 |
| Sidewalk | $6 - $14 | 80 - 200 sq ft | $480 - $2,800 |
| Concrete Slab | $5 - $12 | 100 - 600 sq ft | $500 - $7,200 |
Broom Finish Driveway
Per Sq Ft
$6 - $10
Size
400 - 800 sq ft
Total
$2,400 - $8,000
Stamped Driveway
Per Sq Ft
$12 - $20
Size
400 - 800 sq ft
Total
$4,800 - $16,000
Broom Finish Patio
Per Sq Ft
$6 - $12
Size
200 - 500 sq ft
Total
$1,200 - $6,000
Stamped Patio
Per Sq Ft
$12 - $25
Size
200 - 500 sq ft
Total
$2,400 - $12,500
Sidewalk
Per Sq Ft
$6 - $14
Size
80 - 200 sq ft
Total
$480 - $2,800
Concrete Slab
Per Sq Ft
$5 - $12
Size
100 - 600 sq ft
Total
$500 - $7,200
Add $2 - $4 per sq ft for tear-out of existing concrete. The best way to get an accurate number for your Provo project is a free in-person estimate.
Request Your Free Estimate“Bryce was straightforward and fair from the estimate all the way through completion. Our old driveway in Oak Hills was in terrible shape after 40 years. The new pour looks great and they finished on time. No games, no hidden charges. Would recommend to any Provo homeowner.”
Provo Homeowner
Oak Hills, Provo, UT
Common Questions
Provo Concrete FAQ
Answers to the questions Provo homeowners ask us most often.
Contact
Serving Provo, UT
We are a service-area contractor based in Utah County. We travel to your Provo property for every estimate and every project. No storefront visit required.
Call for a Free Estimate
(801) 885-6567
Get Your Free Estimate in Provo
Your Provo concrete project starts with a conversation. Call or text and Bryce Jones will schedule a visit to your property, assess your site conditions, and provide a detailed written proposal with transparent pricing. No pressure, no obligation.
Rhode Concrete Corporation — Licensed & Insured — Serving Provo & all of Utah County, UT