Concrete & demolition serving Southeast Wisconsin
Concrete Garage Floor Replacement
Cracked, sunken, or crumbling garage floor? We tear it out, fix the base, and pour a new reinforced slab that’s ready for years of parking.
- Free on-site quotes
- Based in East Troy
- Demo and new concrete, one crew
Takes about 30 seconds. We’ll call you back, usually within one business day.
A garage floor that holds up
Garage floors take a beating from vehicle weight, road salt, and water that drips off cars all winter. When a floor is badly cracked, heaved, or sunken, patching rarely lasts. We break out the old slab, haul it away, regrade and compact the base, and pour a new reinforced floor sloped so water drains toward the door.
Building a new garage or shed? We pour the slab for that too, and can tie the garage floor into a new driveway so the whole job is done by one crew.
What’s included
- Old garage floor tear-out and haul-away
- Base regraded and compacted
- Rebar or mesh reinforcement
- Slope toward the door for drainage
- New slabs for new garages and sheds
- Tie-in to a new or existing driveway
How the job goes
Free quote
We look at the job in person and get you a clear price.
Tear-out & prep
Old concrete comes out, the base is graded and compacted, and forms go in.
Pour & finish
Rebar or mesh, a full-depth pour, and the finish you picked, with control joints to manage cracking.
Cure & enjoy
We go over when it’s safe to walk and drive on, and how to care for your new concrete.
Is your garage floor cracked or sinking?
Tell us about your project and we’ll set up a time to take a look.
Common questions
Can you replace a garage floor with the garage still standing?
Yes. Garage floors are commonly replaced inside an existing garage. We’ll go over access and what needs to be moved out before we start.
How long before I can park on a new garage floor?
You can walk on it within a day or two, but give it more time before parking a vehicle on it. We’ll tell you exactly when it’s ready.
Do you pour slabs for new garages and sheds?
Yes. We form, reinforce, and pour slabs for new garages and sheds.
Should I replace the driveway at the same time?
If both are in rough shape, doing them together saves a second setup and gives you a clean tie-in at the garage door.