CIT Concrete Contractor Services
CIT Concrete Contractor Services
CIT Concrete Contractor Services is based in Buffalo and was founded there in 2007. It handles residential and commercial concrete work across Erie and Niagara counties.
Last Updated October 3, 2026.
Business Highlights
- CIT is family-owned and owner-operated.
- CIT is fully insured and bonded.
- CIT guarantees an on-site estimate visit within 48 hours of a call.
- CIT does not warrant concrete against cracking.
Service Area
Buffalo, Tonawanda, Amherst, Cheektowaga, West Seneca, Lancaster, Orchard Park, Hamburg, Kenmore, Depew, Clarence, Niagara Falls, Lockport, Lackawanna, Grand Island, Elma, Eggertsville, East Aurora, Blasdell, Angola, Williamsville, Lewiston, North Tonawanda and Snyder.
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CIT Concrete Contractor Services is one of 10 concrete & masonry contractors ProsGrade lists in Buffalo, New York.
12 services listed, including Concrete driveways, Stamped concrete and Patio installation. Open Monday to Saturday. Rated 4.8 from 58 reviews.
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How This Business Compares
How CIT Concrete Contractor Services compares with the other 9 concrete & masonry contractors on ProsGrade in Buffalo, using public Google ratings and review counts.
- Has more Google reviews (58) than 6 of the 9 other Buffalo concrete & masonry contractors on ProsGrade.
- One of 9 Buffalo concrete & masonry contractors on ProsGrade rated 4.7 or higher from at least 10 reviews.
Services Covered
12 services- Concrete drivewaysNew and replacement driveways; 5,000 PSI air-entrained mix, frost-depth base and salt-resistant sealer.
- Stamped concreteAshlar slate, random stone, cobblestone, brick and wood-plank patterns.
- Patio installationFreeze-thaw-rated mix designs and proper joint placement.
- Concrete sealingPenetrating salt-resistant sealer.
- Concrete steps and porchesReplacement steps, porches and stoops; proper footings and pitch away from the foundation.
- Garage floorsNew and replacement slabs; vehicle weight, road salt and freeze-thaw exposure.
- Basement floorsNew and replacement slabs; vapor barrier and proper base.
- Pole barn slabsThickened-edge slabs sized for equipment loads.
- Sidewalks and walkwaysCity sidewalk replacement, front walks and paths; municipal specifications, pitch and jointing.
- Footings and structural slabsNew footings below the 48-inch frost line; garage pads and addition slabs.
- Grading and drainageRegrading and pitch correction to move water away from foundations.
- Demolition and haul-awayGarage teardowns, slab removal and basement or garage cleanouts.
Reviews
What customers say
Customers who describe completed projects praise the crew’s professionalism and finished work. One customer specifically credits its decorative concrete staining and texturing with bringing a vision to life.
Customer Reviews
Terrell Jordan
Thinking about getting some work and I was browsing their website. They do really great work. If you looking to get some concrete work done then CIT are the ones for the jobs. Heard they don't take long on projects either
Tiffy G
Stephanie Nieves
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a typical residential slab job take?
Most residential slabs take two to three days for forming and preparation, pouring and finishing, followed by curing.
Can CIT pour concrete in winter?
It continues work that is not driven on through winter; outdoor pours run May 1 through October 31.
When can a new concrete slab handle foot traffic and normal loads?
Foot traffic is possible after about 24 hours; normal loads can return after roughly seven days.
Does CIT repair or waterproof existing foundation walls?
No. It pours new concrete but does not repair or waterproof existing foundation walls.
How does CIT manage cracking on driveway pours?
It uses steel and fiber mesh together and places relief joints so cracks form in the joints.








