Whites Concrete, LLC
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With over 15 years of experience and counting, the Whites Concrete Team can handle any concrete project in the Hampton Roads Area (Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Newport News, Hampton and Suffolk).
Our Residential Services
All Concrete Flatwork
We have state-of-the-art equipment, years of experience, and the absolute best people. Our attention to detail and love for the craft makes sure you get the very best
Decorative Concrete
Instead of plain grey concrete, choose more decorative methods such as stamped, engraved or patterned for driveways, patios and other applications
Residential & Commercial
Any residential concrete at a great affordable price. And for commercial projects, we love partnering to tackle commercial jobs.
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No Project Too Big Or Too Small
For 15 years now, Whites Concrete, LLC has been perfecting the art of poured concrete. We are fully licensed, insured and offer a quality workmanship guarantee.
Whether you need a large industrial slab, residential driveway, or home foundation installed, you can be ensured that Whites Concrete, LLC will get you covered.
Sinking foundations, cracked and buckled walls and uneven floors are problems commonly faced by homeowners across the country, and especially in our coastal Virginia region where flooding may occur.
Homes and buildings that are situated on unstable soil will settle when their foundations are subjected to extreme moisture or when they lack proper drainage.
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We Been Making Concrete Art For 15 Years and Counting
For 15 years, Whites Concrete, LLC has been perfecting the art of poured concrete. We are fully licensed, insured and offer a quality workmanship guarantee.
Whether you need a large slab, residential driveway, or home foundation installed, you can be ensured that Whites Concrete, LLC will get you covered.
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(757) 754-3685
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For over 15 years, Whites Concrete, LLC has been perfecting the art of poured concrete. We are fully licensed, insured and offer a quality workmanship guarantee.
Do you do residential driveways?
Yes, in fact, we offer regular broom finish, colored broom finish, exposed aggregate, stamped concrete, and concrete pavers.
Do you offer any type of warranty?
Yes, one year on workmanship. We have our own warranty department in-house and answer all work orders within a couple days.
Do I need a concrete contractor?
Most likely. Placing and finishing concrete requires knowledge about concrete and the fundamentals of good concreting practices well beyond the capabilities of most do-it-yourselfers. Site excavation, sub grade preparation, and building and setting concrete forms are difficult tasks. Concrete is heavy - about 150 pounds per cubic foot - and difficult to place, consolidate, strike off, level, and finish. Timing of many finishing operations is crucial and best learned through experience and knowing what allowances to make for weather conditions is equally challenging.
How long must my concrete driveway cure before I can drive on it?
The American Concrete Institute and the American Concrete Pavement Association recommend a minimum of seven days following concrete placement before using a concrete driveway.
Can it be too hot or too cold to place new concrete?
Temperature extremes make it difficult to properly cure concrete. On hot days, too much water is lost by evaporation from newly placed concrete. If the temperature drops too close to freezing, hydration slows to nearly a standstill. Under these conditions, concrete ceases to gain strength and other desirable properties. In general, the temperature of new concrete should not be allowed to fall below 50 Fahrenheit (10 Celsius) during the curing period.
Why does concrete crack?
Concrete, like all other materials, will slightly change in volume when it dries out. In typical concrete, this change amounts to about 500 millionths. Translated into dimensions, this is about 1/16th of an inch in 10 feet (.4 cm in 3 meters). The reason contractors put joints in concrete pavements and floors is to allow the concrete to crack in a neat, straight line at the joint when the volume of the concrete changes due to shrinkage.
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