Serving Verona
Concrete Contractor in Verona, WI
Rolling ground west of the moraine gives Verona walkouts, long drives and steep approaches.
Get a free quoteWest of Verona the last glacier ran out, and the landscape changes with it — hills get steeper, valleys sharper, and limestone comes closer to the surface. Subdivision builders here have leaned into it with walkout and lookout basements, which means retaining walls, stepped footings, exterior stairs and patios at two levels rather than one flat rectangle out the back door.
The growth around the Epic campus filled a lot of former pasture with large houses set well back from the road, so driveways run long and often uphill. Pitch, jointing and surface finish matter more on those than they do on a level suburban approach, because a sloped drive that holds meltwater turns into an ice run by February.
The old core along Main Street is a different world again: modest older houses, limestone foundations, narrow side yards and original walks that have been patched more than once.
Where we work in Verona
- Badger Prairie County Park
- Cathedral Point
- Military Ridge State Trail corridor
- Sugar Creek
What Verona calls us for
Concrete Driveways
Long uphill approaches on newer Verona lots need proper pitch and a finish that keeps traction when they ice over.
Sidewalks & Steps
Walkout and lookout houses need exterior stairs and landings tied properly into a sloping grade.
Retaining Walls
Cutting a level yard out of rolling ground near the moraine edge almost always means holding a bank somewhere.