Concrete Services in the Denver Metro Area

ACOR Services uses concrete materials in different types of residential and commercial construction projects. The needs and specifications for residential and commercial projects often vary.

Driveways, Patios, and Walkways

• We can customize pretty much any driveway, patio, or walkway with decorative finishes like stamping or staining to give your home more of a beautiful curb appeal.

• Concrete is durable and can handle most all vehicle and foot traffic, while maintaining it's beauty and strength for many years.

Here are the breakdowns of our concrete services . . .

• Basements: Concrete walls are often used in basement construction because of their strength and moisture resistance.

• Concrete foundations are used for the base of homes, providing structural support. They may be poured as slab-on-grade foundations, crawl spaces, or full basements.

Foundations & Basements

Retaining Walls

• Concrete is used for retaining walls in residential landscaping to hold back soil, create terraces, or prevent erosion.

Garage Floor Concrete

• Concrete garage floors need to be durable enough to withstand the weight of vehicles and the wear and tear of daily use.

Residential Concrete

Our residential concrete projects mostly involve homes, private properties, and smaller-scale construction. Contact us to see where we may help with your residential concrete needs.

Commercial Concrete

Our commercial concrete projects typically involve larger-scale developments, including office buildings, shopping centers, industrial buildings, and infrastructure projects. We utilize concrete in commercial settings that has higher specifications and more robust performance to enhance durability.

Parking Lots and Parking Garages

• Parking Lots: Concrete is used for parking lots due to its durability and ability to withstand heavy loads. The material is also low-maintenance and can be marked with lines for parking spaces.

• Parking Garages: Concrete is ideal for multi-story parking garages because of its strength and ability to endure high traffic volumes and vehicle loads.

Foundations & Floors

• Foundations: Just like in residential construction, concrete is used for the foundation of commercial buildings, but the structural requirements tend to be much higher in commercial projects.

• Floors: Concrete floors in commercial spaces like warehouses, factories, or retail stores are often reinforced and designed to handle heavy machinery and foot traffic.

Sidewalks & Pavements

• Concrete is used for sidewalks, walkways, and other public spaces in commercial zones. It is durable and safe for pedestrian traffic.

Structural Walls and Columns

• In large commercial buildings, concrete is used for load-bearing walls and columns, often reinforced with steel to handle heavy structural loads.