
Front steps and a curved walk for a Midtown bungalow
A craftsman bungalow with cracked steps and a narrow broken path. We took the whole entry out and rebuilt it as one continuous sweep.
Projects
Not a grid of pretty finished slabs. Each of these is the whole story: what was wrong, what we tore out, what went in underneath and how it was finished.

A craftsman bungalow with cracked steps and a narrow broken path. We took the whole entry out and rebuilt it as one continuous sweep.

A narrow, cracked driveway running up a slope, replaced with a wide washed aggregate slab that changed the whole front of the house.

The strip between the house and the fence had broken up and was holding water against the foundation. We cut it out and re-poured it to grade.

A raw back lot between city buildings turned into a clean concrete path with a curve bent into the forms by hand.

A worn and stained driveway taken back to bare base and re-poured, with the finishing done by hand off a kneeling board.

A large pad formed, sheeted, meshed and poured on a freshly cleared site at the edge of the treeline.

A muddy backyard with broken old concrete turned into a usable patio with a walkway running out to the garden shed.

A section of failed driveway torn out in front of the garage and re-poured, then the whole run finished as washed exposed aggregate.

A single storey home with a tired, discoloured driveway, rebuilt from the base up and poured in a single continuous run.

From a bare dirt strip to a clean broom finished driveway running the full width of the house.
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.
Next step
Call or text (469) 334-7552. We come out, measure the job and give you a free estimate with no obligation.