Concrete & Masonry Contractors in Yakima, Washington
Local concrete contractor for flatwork including driveways, patios, walkways, steps, and pads. Focus on communication, scheduling, and a clean finish Serving homeowners across Yakima, Washington.
Consistent communication from estimate to completion, on-time crews, and careful cleanup. Projects are scoped clearly so customers know what to expect on schedule, access, and finish options Local experience that helps homeowners across Yakima, Washington compare a more region-aware provider.
Based in Moxee and serving Yakima, Washington and surrounding Yakima Valley communities.
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Driveway installations and replacements; patio slabs and extensions; walkways and pathways; concrete pads and small foundations; steps and entries; site preparation, grading, forming, pouring, finishing, and cleanup.
We are very pleased with the work Haywood Concrete Construction did to re-pave part of our driveway. Levi was courteous, timely, and his crew did excellent work. We would definitely use them again.
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Most projects involve driveway replacements, patio slabs or extensions, walkways, and small concrete pads. The team covers site prep, forming, pouring, finishing, and cleanup for residential and light commercial work.
After a site visit and discussion of scope, you’ll receive a straightforward estimate and proposed timeline. Scheduling is confirmed in advance, and communication continues throughout the project to keep you updated.
Yes, partial replacements are common when only a section has settled or failed. The crew will assess transitions and expansion joints to help the new work tie in cleanly with existing concrete.
Clear vehicles and belongings from the work area and provide access to the site. The crew handles barricades and cleanup, and will review any special access or timing needs beforehand.
Light foot traffic is usually allowed after the initial cure period, while vehicle traffic typically requires more time. Your crew will give specific guidance based on weather, mix, and slab thickness.
