Driveways, patios, stamped concrete, engineered foundations, parking lots and industrial slabs — placed by a crew that specifies PSI, sub-base compaction and joint layout in writing before a single yard is poured.
500K+
Cubic yards poured
12
Active job sites
28-Day
Strength-tested mix designs
4.9★
Average customer rating
Every proposal states PSI, thickness, sub-base and reinforcement — no verbal promises.
Laser screeds and bull floats hold residential tolerance across long slabs and driveways.
Sub-grade is compacted in lifts and proof-rolled before any form is set.
Workmanship warranty on every pour, plus manufacturer warranty on decorative systems.
One crew, three disciplines. Pick the silo that matches your project — each page carries our real specifications, project gallery, verified customer reviews and an instant estimator.
Driveways, patios, sidewalks, pool decks, stamped and decorative work built for Carolina summers and winter freeze-thaw.
Foundations, flatwork, parking lots, warehouse slabs and retaining walls delivered on schedule for GCs and property managers.
Explore Commercial
Heavy reinforcement, mass excavation, poured walls, cutting and demolition for plants, yards and infrastructure.
Explore IndustrialTwo interactive calculators built on the same numbers we quote from — concrete volume, reinforcement, sub-base stone and a realistic Carolina curing schedule.
Enter your slab dimensions for cubic yards, reinforcement, sub-base stone and a cost range for Upstate SC.
Slip-resistant, the workhorse for driveways, walks and lots. · Standard residential slab reinforcement, chaired mid-depth.
Estimated project cost
$2,378 – $3,616
$8–$13 per sq ft · 288 sq ft
Planning range only, based on current Upstate SC material and labor rates. Thickness, sub-base depth, access, joint layout and site conditions are confirmed during the free on-site measure before any price is set.
Timelapses and walkthroughs from our own job sites, alongside verified Google Business Profile reviews from homeowners and builders across the Upstate.
Timelapse · 4 min
Chute placement, screeding and power troweling across a reinforced commercial slab, start to finish. Watch how the crew sequences finishing ahead of the set.
See this serviceWalkthrough · 6 min
A finished stamped patio in ashlar slate with integral color and a soldier course border. We walk the pattern, the joints and the sealer system so you can see what hand-detailed work looks like up close.
See this serviceField explainer · 3 min
Why we spend a full day on stone and compaction before any concrete arrives. #57 stone placed in lifts, rolled to 95% Standard Proctor, proof-rolled and photographed on every job.
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Google Business Profile
6 verified customer reviews across the Upstate.
“Third quote we got and the only one that came with an actual written spec — thickness, PSI, stone base depth, joint spacing. Driveway poured on schedule, joints cut exactly where they said, zero cracks two winters in. They also hauled off the old slab same day.”
Marcus H.
Greenville, SC· Verified
“Our stamped patio is the best money we have spent on the house. The pattern work around the curved border is genuinely hand-detailed, not just a stamp rolled over the whole thing. They sealed it with a nonslip additive because it is pool-adjacent, which no other bidder even mentioned.”
Dana R.
Spartanburg, SC· Verified
“We had a hillside lot everyone else wanted to pour over. This crew regraded, built in proper fall away from the house and explained exactly why. Patio drains perfectly through two summers of storms. Professional from the estimate walk to the final cleanup.”
Ellen T.
Anderson, SC· Verified
“As a GC I need subs who submit mix designs and actually show up. Greenville Concrete Contractors poured 18,000 square feet of warehouse slab for us with cylinder breaks documented at 7 and 28 days and passed inspection first time. They will stay on our bid list.”
Ray P.
Greenville, SC· Verified
“Called about a driveway that had settled and was holding water. They could have sold me a full replacement and instead explained undersealing, which cost a fraction and fixed the problem. Honest diagnosis. That is rare enough that I am writing a review about it.”
Priya S.
Greenwood, SC· Verified
“Footings and grade beams for our shop building. They set anchor bolts on templates, pulled a pre-pour checklist with us and gave us every cylinder break report without being asked. Zero problems with the framing inspection because the embed locations were right.”
Tom W.
Spartanburg, SC· Verified
The transformation
Full break-out and replacement of a failing 1990s driveway: 4 inches of compacted #57 stone over undercut clay, #4 rebar at 18 inches on center, 5-inch 4,000 PSI air-entrained mix, saw-cut joints at 10 feet with an isolation joint at the garage slab and a thickened apron at the street cut.
Every photo is our own work — stamped patios, engineered foundations, warehouse floors and heavy-reinforcement structures across Greenville and the Upstate.
Residential
Full break-out and replacement of a failing 1990s driveway: 4 inches of compacted #57 stone over undercut clay, #4 rebar at 18 inches on center, 5-inch 4,000 PSI air-entrained mix, saw-cut joints at 10 feet with an isolation joint at the garage slab and a thickened apron at the street cut.
Residential
Charcoal integral color with tan release over an ashlar slate pattern, hand-detailed edges and a contrasting soldier course border. Built on a 4-inch air-entrained base with control joints integrated into the pattern layout, then sealed with two coats of urethane sealer with a nonslip additive.
Residential
Exposed aggregate pool surround placed with isolation joints at the shell, coping and column bases so movement cannot tear the deck. Graded at 2% away from the water, finished with a nonslip sealer for wet traction in the shaded section.
Commercial
Laser-screeded warehouse slab at 6 inches of 4,500 PSI low-permeability mix over engineered fill compacted to 95% Standard Proctor, with doweled joints, thickened racking edges and cylinder breaks documented at 7 and 28 days. Passed inspection first time.
Commercial
Spread footings and grade beams for a commercial shell building: bearing sub-grade verified with the project engineer, #5 reinforcement chaired at design cover, anchor bolts and dowels template-set, slump, air and temperature tested on placement with cylinder breaks submitted to the owner.
Commercial
Failed panel replacement across a retail lot in three phases so the property never closed. Matched existing joint lines, restored drainage gradient to the inlets, added ADA stall layout with verified slopes, and sealed every joint for a five-year maintenance cycle.
The same sequence on a 400 square foot patio and a 40,000 square foot warehouse slab — scaled, never skipped.
We laser-measure, check drainage fall, verify soil and access for the ready-mix truck, then mark the layout.
You get thickness, mix design (PSI and air entrainment), reinforcement, joint layout and a firm price range in writing.
We strip organics, excavate to grade, place #57 stone and compact in lifts to 95% Standard Proctor.
Forms are staked and oiled, rebar or mesh is chaired up, then the pour is placed, consolidated and screeded. No cold joints.
Designed finish, control joints sawn or tooled at engineered spacing, then wet-cured for full 28-day design strength.
We know the soil, the drainage, the summer heat and the winter freeze-thaw cycles in each market we serve.
The technical questions our estimators answer on job sites every week — written out so you can check our work.
Cost Guides · 7 min read
Resurfacing costs half as much — and fails within a year if the slab underneath is still moving. Here is the diagnostic checklist we use before recommending either.
Read the guideRepair & Diagnosis · 6 min read
Upstate winters swing above and below freezing repeatedly, which is the worst possible condition for concrete. Here is what spalling looks like, why it happens, and how to stop it.
Read the guideSpecifications · 7 min read
Welded mesh, macro synthetic fiber, #4 rebar at 12 or 18 inches — they do different jobs. Here is which reinforcement belongs in your slab based on load and exposure.
Read the guideNo sales spin — this is the same technical guidance we give on the job walk.
Tell us what you need poured. We measure the site, spec the mix and thickness, then price it in writing — usually within one to two business days.
(864) 864-0252Google Maps listing · Greenville, SC
Greenville Concrete Contractors is a locally owned concrete contractor in Greenville, SC. Open our Google Maps listing for directions, job photos, verified customer reviews and the full Upstate map of where we pour — concrete driveways, stamped patios, foundations, parking lots and industrial slabs across Greenville and the surrounding Carolina counties.
