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About Hamilton Concrete: Concrete Contractor in Hamilton, NJ

If you want to know who will pour your concrete, Hamilton Concrete is a crew serving homeowners and businesses in Hamilton Township, NJ, and across Mercer County. The crew has 20+ years of concrete work in the county, from a cracked front walk in Mercerville to a new driveway in Hamilton Square. Each job begins with a free written estimate, and you end up with concrete that is poured to the Township's rules and built for a freezing winter.

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What We Do in Hamilton

Every job we take falls into one of the six areas below:

Concrete driveways are poured new, replaced or converted from gravel, so the slab meets the Township’s rules and drains to the street.
Concrete patios turn a muddy back yard into a flat, firm surface pitched away from the foundation.
Stamped concrete adds a brick, slate or stone pattern and color, so a slab reads like laid stone.
Concrete repair seals cracks and resurfaces worn slabs before they need replacing.
Concrete sidewalks and steps are poured to the Township’s curb and sidewalk rules, with the permit filed.
Slabs, footings, block walls and commercial concrete give sheds, decks, slopes and businesses a base that holds.

How We Work

1. Look at the job

One visit by the estimator covers the old slab, the soil under it and the path water takes off the lot. The base or the slope is behind most of the calls we get, so the visit starts under the concrete.

2. Written estimate

You get a free written estimate that separates the tear-out, the base, the concrete and the finish. The estimator who visits also writes it, so the person who saw the job is the person who priced it.

3. The work

We file the permit, break out the old slab, compact the stone and set the forms. A crew lead runs each pour from the forms to the finish, and the Township inspects the forms before the concrete goes in.

4. Cleanup and cure

The forms come out and the site is cleaned before the crew leaves. You get the cure schedule in writing, starting with foot traffic at 24 to 48 hours and ending at full strength on day 28.

Meet the Team Behind Hamilton Concrete

The Estimator

One estimator is the first person on site, and he or she measures the slab and writes the price. He or she walks the job, measures it and writes the estimate, so the price comes from someone who has seen the ground and the old concrete.

The Crew Lead

The crew lead runs each pour on site. He or she sets the forms with the crew, watches the mix and the weather and finishes the surface, so one person is accountable for the result.

Office and Scheduling

The office schedules visits and files the permits. It books the Township inspections through the Call Center, so you are not the one waiting on hold to arrange them.

Where We Work Across Mercer County

We pour concrete across Hamilton Township and Mercer County. That covers Hamilton Square, Mercerville, Yardville, White Horse, Groveville and Nottingham, and the towns around them: Trenton, Ewing, Robbinsville and Bordentown. The housing runs from older Cape Cods and ranches in Yardville to newer lots, and from small town lots to larger yards. Mercer County lies across two geologic provinces, but the winters are the same everywhere, so every pour sits on a compacted base with a slope that drains water away before a freeze.

Our Standards on Every Concrete Job

Built to the Township’s rules

Driveways are at least 4 inches thick, with a 6 inch apron and 4,000 psi concrete delivered by truck from an NJ State-certified company. Those are the Township’s requirements, and our crew builds to them on every job.

Permits filed, inspections booked

The office files the Township permit and books the inspections on every job that needs them. Nobody has to be home for an inspection, and the inspector leaves a note if something fails. The work ends up on the Township’s record, so it is documented.

Written estimates, itemized

Every estimate is free and written, with the tear-out, base, concrete and finish priced separately. You see where the cost sits before you agree to the work, and nothing starts until you have approved the price in writing.

NJ registered

Our crew is a New Jersey registered home improvement contractor, as the state requires for residential concrete work. The registration is available on request, and you can check it with the Division of Consumer Affairs before you sign anything.

Hamilton Concrete FAQs

What areas do you serve?

We serve Hamilton Township and its villages, Hamilton Square, Mercerville, Yardville, White Horse, Groveville and Nottingham. Work also happens in Trenton, Ewing, Robbinsville and Bordentown, and a town that is missing from this list is worth a call.

Do you work on commercial properties?

We pour parking areas, curbs, sidewalks, loading pads and slabs for businesses. Commercial curb and sidewalk work needs a Township contractor license, and that paperwork is part of the job.

Do you pull the permits?

Permits and inspections are handled by the office on any job that requires them. In Hamilton, a new or resurfaced driveway needs a permit at $30 per permit, and a new curb or sidewalk needs one too.

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