Resolute Concrete
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Large finished interior concrete floor

Poured flat.
Finished right.

Concrete flatwork in western Pennsylvania: interior floors, driveways and sidewalks. From the base to the final finish.

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Polished concrete floor inside a barn
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Floors

Shop, barn and garage floors, poured and finished flat.

In-floor heat tubing laid out before a concrete pour
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Heated floors

In-floor heat tubing set before the pour.

New concrete apron at a garage
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Driveways

Driveways and sidewalks with clean edges and tight joints.

Stamped concrete patio beside a house
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Stamped

Stamped patterns for walks and patios.

Freshly finished concrete slab with a smooth trowel sheen
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Flatwork

Pads, aprons and patios, formed and finished to spec.

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How a slab gets made

Prep. Form. Pour. Finish.

Graded ground beside a house before a concrete pour In-floor heat tubing laid over wire mesh inside a pole barn Freshly poured concrete slab inside wood forms beside a retaining wall Finished broom-textured concrete apron with curved edges
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Prep

The base decides how long a slab lasts. We grade, compact and set it level before anything else happens.

Graded ground beside a house before a concrete pour
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Form

Forms, mesh and in-floor heat tubing go in next, set to the line and height your job calls for.

In-floor heat tubing laid over wire mesh inside a pole barn
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Pour

The concrete goes in, gets screeded and is worked while it is still workable, so the surface comes out flat.

Freshly poured concrete slab inside wood forms beside a retaining wall
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Finish

Interior floors are machine finished to a smooth, glass-like surface. Outdoor concrete is broomed for grip. Then it is jointed and edged. The last pass is what you see every day.

Finished broom-textured concrete apron with curved edges
What we pour

Flatwork, start to finish.

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Interior floors

Shops, barns and garages, finished smooth and level.

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Polished concrete floor inside a barn
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Driveways and sidewalks

Clean lines, good drainage and joints placed to limit cracking.

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New concrete apron at a garage
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Stamped and decorative

Stamped patterns and borders for patios and walks.

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Stamped concrete patio beside a house
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In-floor heat

Heat tubing set and secured before the pour, then a flat, finished slab.

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Orange in-floor heat mat laid across a pole barn floor with concrete being poured
All servicesCommercial concrete
Owner-run

Two owners. One team.

Who answersJoe

Co-owner. Handles all communication. Call or text and you reach him, not a call center.

Who runs the jobSam

Co-owner. Runs the job site and handles everything else on the work.

What we pourFlatwork

Interior floors, driveways, sidewalks and stamped concrete.

Where we pour

Serving western Pennsylvania.

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Curved concrete walk with a clean edge along a covered porch

Flat. Clean. Built to last.

Recent work

Recent jobs.

Finished concrete floor in a pole barn Stamped compass rose in concrete New concrete driveway apron at a garage Smooth concrete floor in a new building Curved concrete walk beside a covered porch Concrete walk beside a retaining wall Stamped concrete steps and patio Large finished interior concrete floor
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About

Owner-run. Flatwork first.

Resolute Concrete is an owner-run company that focuses on flatwork: interior floors, driveways and sidewalks.

Joe handles all communication and Sam runs the job site, so you always know who to talk to. Together they bring over 20 years of combined concrete experience.

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Questions

Common questions.

Something not covered here? Call or text and ask. You will hear back from Joe directly.

How long before I can walk or drive on new concrete?
Foot traffic is usually fine after a day or two. Wait about a week before driving on it, and longer before heavy loads. Weather changes this, so we give you a date for your job.
Do you do in-floor heat?
Yes. We lay out and secure the heat tubing before the pour and then pour the slab. Ask us what is included on your job, because the heat source is separate work.
What kinds of concrete work do you do?
Flatwork: interior floors, driveways, sidewalks, patios and stamped or decorative concrete. We focus on flatwork and do not pour foundation walls.
What areas do you serve?
Ebensburg, Greensburg, Indiana, Latrobe, Ligonier, Homer City and Blairsville, and the areas around them. If you are close, call and ask.
How much does a concrete job cost?
It depends on the size, the base, the thickness and the finish. Call or text with the details, or leave your name and number, and we will give you a free estimate.
Do you pour in cold weather?
Concrete has limits in the cold. We plan around the forecast and tell you honestly when it is better to wait.
Do you work on commercial jobs?
Yes. We pour floors for shops, warehouses and other large buildings. See our commercial concrete page.
How do I get an estimate?
Call or text the number on this page, use the form, or open the chat. You will hear back from Joe directly, not a call center.
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Tell us about your project.

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814-979-7457

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