We serve Leesburg and surrounding Northern Virginia communities, including Ashburn, Purcellville, Hamilton, Lovettsville, and nearby areas. If you're unsure whether we service your location, call us and we'll let you know.

We've been serving Northern Virginia for over 30 years. Ricky started the company in 1991 and still oversees projects personally. We have an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau.

Yes. We provide free, detailed quotes after assessing your project. There's no obligation—it's just a conversation about what's possible on your property.

Call us, email, or use our online form at our contact page. Let us know what you need and we'll schedule a site visit to assess and quote your project.

Project work is typically scheduled during business hours and weekdays. For snow removal or emergencies, we respond based on your service agreement. Call to discuss specific timing needs.

Yes. We're flexible on timing as long as we have clear direction. For residential work, we coordinate around your availability. For commercial projects, we work with your facility schedule.

Concrete is typically walkable after 24–48 hours and fully cured in 7–10 days. We'll give you specific guidance based on weather and the project type.

Yes. We seal most patios, driveways, and walks after the concrete cures. Sealing protects against water damage, staining, and weathering, extending the life of your concrete.

We can assess the damage and recommend a repair (patching, leveling, or full replacement). Contact us for a site visit and quote.

We pour concrete spring through fall. Winter projects are possible in mild conditions, but most work is planned for warmer months. Contact us to discuss timing for your project.

Most concrete projects (site prep through curing and sealing) take 5–10 days depending on size and weather. We provide a specific timeline during planning.

Concrete courts work for basketball, pickleball, tennis, volleyball, and recreational play. We design markings and dimensions based on the sport(s) you want.

Space requirements vary by sport. A full basketball court is roughly 47x50 feet; pickleball is 20x44 feet; tennis is 36x78 feet. We work with whatever space you have and discuss realistic options.

A sealed court uses protective sealer on the concrete base—simpler, more affordable, good for general play. A coated court includes a specialized sport surface (acrylic or similar)—improves traction and durability for competitive play. We discuss which matches your needs and budget.

A well-built concrete court lasts 15–25+ years with proper maintenance. Sealed surfaces may need resealing every few years. Specialty coatings may need occasional recoating depending on use and weather.

Yes. We assess your site and design courts that fit your available space. A small property might be better suited to a half-court or multi-purpose area. We discuss realistic options based on what you have.

Yes. We can paint sport-specific markings (basketball, pickleball, tennis, etc.) as part of the project or coordinate with a painter for final details.

We can typically mobilize within days depending on equipment availability. Once we understand the scope and timeline, we'll give you a specific start date.

Yes. We coordinate with your facilities team and work in windows that minimize disruption to your operations. We're flexible on timing as long as we have clear direction.

Demo typically takes 1–3 days depending on slab size and thickness. Site prep and new pours usually take 3–7 days depending on size and curing requirements. We provide a detailed timeline once we assess the specific work.

Yes. We remove and dispose of old concrete as part of the demo work. We can discuss concrete recycling options if preferred.

We work to the flatness and tolerance specifications your equipment installer requires. Share your spec sheet with us and we'll confirm we can meet it.

Absolutely. We work regularly on multi-trade projects and coordinate with your project manager and other contractors.

Timeline depends on the scope and property size. Simple grading might take 1–2 days; larger excavation or complex drainage work might take a week or more. We provide a specific timeline after assessing your site.

Yes. We remove and dispose of excavated material and debris as part of the project. We can discuss options for material reuse or recycling if preferred.

Often, yes. We assess drainage challenges, propose solutions (grading, drainage systems, fill material), and implement them. We'll be honest about what's possible on your property.

We communicate immediately. Unexpected rock, utilities, or soil conditions can affect cost and timeline. We discuss options and next steps before proceeding.

Yes. We coordinate site work with builders, concrete contractors, and other trades. We prepare the site properly so the next contractor can do their job on schedule.

Contract customers see response within hours of snow arriving. Per-event customers call us when snow hits, and we typically mobilize same-day.

Both. Snow removal contracts (typically November–March) offer predictable pricing and automatic response. Per-event service is available if you prefer to call as needed. Snow removal contracts are generally more cost-effective if you experience multiple snowfalls per winter.

Yes. We apply salt and de-icing materials after snow removal. We use appropriate materials at the right rates for safety and property protection.

It depends on your contract. Some snow removal contracts cover any accumulation; others have a trigger (e.g., 2 inches). We clarify the terms when setting up your service.

Yes. Walkways and stairs get special attention to prevent slips and falls. We clear them thoroughly and apply traction treatments if needed.

Yes. We manage full parking lot snow removal, line striping, and ice treatment for commercial properties.

Beyond snow removal, we handle leaf cleanup, gutter cleaning, yard prep, and general facility maintenance. Ask about snow removal service packages.

Yes. We carry liability insurance and workers' compensation. We can provide proof of insurance before we start work on your project.

Yes. We're licensed by the Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation. We maintain bonding and insurance to protect your project.

We stand behind our work. If there's an issue, contact us immediately and we'll address it. We want you to be satisfied with the finished product.

Yes. We're happy to provide references from past clients. Ask during your initial consultation and we'll give you contact information for homeowners and businesses we've worked with.

Weather affects concrete work and site preparation. We monitor forecasts and plan accordingly. If unexpected weather impacts timing, we'll communicate early so you can adjust your schedule.

We stand behind the quality of our concrete and site work. Discuss specific warranty terms when we quote your project.