About
Ten years of concrete, one trade, and a phone that gets answered by the person who will actually be on your job.
“I can help you with any concrete job you need. We do professional work so that my clients are satisfied.”
That is how Kevin introduces KRS Concrete, and it is a fair description of how the business runs. He has been doing concrete for more than ten years. There is no sales team, no office and no subcontracted crew who have never met you: you call the number, Kevin answers, Kevin comes out and prices it, and Kevin is there when the truck backs in.
KRS Concrete works across Memphis, Tennessee and the surrounding areas, including East Memphis, over into North Mississippi around Southaven, and into Eastern Arkansas. Estimates are free, always, and Kevin works in both English and Spanish from the first phone call to the last broom pass.
How we work
Every pour follows the same order. That is why the slabs come out flat and the water runs where it should.
Tell us what you need and send a photo if you have one. We answer the phone ourselves.
We come out, measure, look at where the water goes and give you a price. Estimates are always free.
Old concrete is broken out and hauled away. The base is graded and compacted, and the forms go in square.
Rebar and wire mesh are tied in, then the concrete is placed, screeded and floated.
Broom or washed finish, control joints cut, site cleaned up. We tell you exactly when you can walk and drive on it.
Job log
Real excerpts from the public KRS Concrete Facebook posts. We do not invent reviews, so this is simply what Kevin wrote on the day of the job.
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Something we did yesterday. The client called us to tell us that his patio was stagnant with water and that he needed something firm to walk on, so KRS Concrete went and solved the problem with a good concrete work with a nice broom finish and reinforced with rebar. The client is very happy with the work.
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Today we went and repaired some sections of a driveway where a lot of water was stuck, but KRS Concrete repaired it in just one day. The customer was very happy and grateful with the results.
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Here we have a job from yesterday. Some new steps with a broom finish for the customer, the client too satisfied with the results. We also extended the driveway.
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Here a driveway repair we did this week. We tore out sections that needed to be repaired, reinforced with rebar and wire, and poured with a nice broom finish.
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Here we got a driveway extension with a wash finish. Client needed extra space for an extra car, we got her taken care of right away.
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Concrete drain for a future lake. KRS Concrete, Memphis, Tennessee.
On site
FAQ
No. Estimates are free, every time, with no obligation. Call or text (469) 334-7552 and we will come out and price the job.
It depends on the square footage, the thickness, whether there is an old slab to tear out and haul away, how difficult the access is and which finish you choose. That is why we look at it in person rather than quoting a number over the phone. The estimate is free either way.
Yes. Rebar and wire mesh go into our pours as standard, tied and chaired off the ground so the steel sits inside the slab where it does its job. Reinforcement is the difference between concrete that cracks and stays put and concrete that cracks and separates.
Yes, and usually that is what we recommend. We break out only the failed sections, re-prep the base underneath, tie in steel and pour them back. Most single section repairs are finished in one day.
As a general rule foot traffic is fine after about twenty four to forty eight hours and vehicles after about seven days, but it depends on the mix, the thickness and the weather on the day. We will give you the exact timings before we leave the site.
Broom finish and washed exposed aggregate finish. Broom is the hard wearing everyday finish for driveways and walkways. Washed aggregate exposes the stone in the mix for a decorative, grippy surface that works particularly well around pools.
Yes, and it is one of the most common reasons people call us. Water sitting on a slab means the fall is wrong or the base has settled. We break out the flat section, re-cut the grade and pour it back so the water runs off.
Memphis and the surrounding areas, including East Memphis, plus North Mississippi including Southaven and into Eastern Arkansas. If you are not sure whether you are in range, call or text and ask.
Sí. Kevin habla español e inglés, y atendemos a los clientes en los dos idiomas, desde el presupuesto hasta el día de la colada.
Yes. Breaking out, loading and hauling off the old slab is part of the job and it is included in the estimate.
Next step
Call or text (469) 334-7552. We come out, measure the job and give you a free estimate with no obligation.
