A postwar city beside the North Canadian River

Concrete Contractors in Spencer, OK

Driveway, walk, patio and slab work for Spencer homes, many built during the postwar growth years.

Free on-site measuring visit
Itemized written estimate for every job
Base, steel and joints planned for Oklahoma clay

Concrete Repair and Replacement in Spencer

Spencer is a small, settled city in northeast Oklahoma County, and most homeowners hiring concrete contractors in Spencer are replacing concrete that has been in place for decades. Spencer was established in 1903, and Wikipedia says it grew after World War II when jobs opened at the nearby General Motors plant and Tinker Air Force Base. The population jumped from 1,189 in 1960 to 3,714 in 1970 and has stayed near 4,000 since, with 3,978 in 2020. We replace driveways, walks, steps and patios and pour new slabs and stamped work.

Concrete from the 1960s and 1970s

That jump in the 1960s means many Spencer homes still have their original flatwork, now 50 to 60 years old or more. Typical problems include worn, rough driveway surfaces, aprons broken where they meet the street, front stoops that have dropped and walks lifted by mature trees. Narrow single-car drives are common, and many owners want them widened.

When most of a driveway has failed, replacing the whole thing with a properly compacted base and correct joint spacing usually makes more sense than patching. When only a section is bad, we replace that section and match the broom finish and joint pattern.

Next to the river

Spencer lies just east of the North Canadian River, about 10 miles from downtown Oklahoma City, and borders Nicoma Park to the east and Midwest City to the south. The city covers 5.38 square miles at about 1,168 feet. Lots near the river can drain slowly after a storm, so grading matters. A patio or driveway that sends water toward the house or holds it in a puddle will settle over time. We set the slope with a level before forming so water moves away from the foundation.

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Working on settled streets

With a stable population and little new construction, Spencer work happens on existing, lived-in lots. We plan the tear-out, protect your lawn and your neighbor's driveway, and schedule the pour so you are without your driveway for as short a time as possible. For rental properties, we can provide a written scope of exactly which sections will be replaced.

Spencer projects we handle

Full driveway replacement and widening
Front walks, stoops and steps
Patios and patio extensions
Stamped concrete entries and patios
Garage, carport and shed slabs
Section repair and trip-hazard removal

Medal of Honor recipient Riley L. Pitts, the first Black commissioned officer to receive the award, is buried in Spencer's Hillcrest Memory Gardens. Call (405) 442-4315 to set up a free estimate.

Spencer Facts That Shape a Concrete Job

Postwar growth. Spencer grew after World War II with jobs at the General Motors plant and Tinker Air Force Base.
1960s jump. Population rose from 1,189 in 1960 to 3,714 in 1970 and was 3,978 in 2020.
River location. The city lies just east of the North Canadian River, bordering Nicoma Park and Midwest City.
Small footprint. Spencer covers 5.38 square miles, all land, at about 1,168 feet.

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Spencer Questions

Should I patch or replace my old Spencer driveway?

If most of the surface is worn or broken, replacement with a new base is the better value. If one or two panels are bad and the rest are level, section replacement can work.

Can you widen a single-car driveway?

Usually, yes. We check the lot width and setbacks, then add a matching strip or replace the whole drive.

How long will I be without my driveway?

Tear-out and pour usually happen over a few days, and then the concrete needs time to cure before you drive on it. We give you a schedule before we start.

Free Estimates in Spencer, OK

Send us your Spencer address and what needs fixing, and we will schedule a free estimate.

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