Get concrete bids in Portland & beyond
Driveways, garage slabs, walkways, steps and stem walls are priced by people who need to see the site, the access and the square footage. Post those details once, with photos, and license-verified concrete contractors bid on the work. Your contact info stays yours until you pick a bid.
Who is on the board for concrete
license-verified concrete contractors on the board, based in Portland, Hillsboro, Beaverton and 9 more. Every license checked against the Oregon CCB and Oregon LCB and WA L&I registry before their first bid. Names stay hidden until you pick a bid.
What to put in your concrete post
- 01What you're pouring: driveway, slab, walkway, steps, patio, or wall
- 02Approximate dimensions, even paced off in feet
- 03Whether old concrete has to come out first, and how thick it looks
- 04Finish you want: broom, smooth trowel, exposed aggregate, stamped or colored
- 05Access for trucks and equipment: distance from the street, gates, slopes
- 06Photos of the area, including anything cracked or settling
Concrete questions, answered
What concrete projects can I post?
New pours and replacements: driveways, garage and shed slabs, sidewalks and walkways, steps, curbs, and retaining or stem walls. Tear-out of existing concrete belongs in the description so bids can include it.
Are the contractors licensed?
Every contractor bidding has had their license verified against the Oregon CCB or Washington L&I registry before they could see your project.
When is the best time of year to pour?
In the Northwest, dry-season pours are simplest, but experienced crews pour most of the year and will flag weather constraints in their bids. Post whenever you're ready; you set the timeline.
How many bids will I get?
Up to five, and you can raise that on your project page. Contractors see the full project and bid only if they want the work. Bidding stops at your limit, so your inbox never floods.
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