FAMILY OWNED SINCE 1981
Since 1981, Rose City Concrete Repair and Construction has been passing on their accumulated experience from generation to generation in the construction industry. Twelve of those years were spent as City of Portland sidewalk contractors. We thoroughly inspect our sites to ensure precise proposals and provide creative solutions. We source only the highest quality, cutting-edge material and techniques to create a timeless surface. All of our products are guaranteed.
QUESTIONS TO ASK WHEN HIRING A CONCRETE CONTRACTOR
You want to hire a contractor that has experience doing the work over a long period of time and has surpassed many different obstacles.
Since 1981, Rose City Concrete & Construction has been passing on their accumulated experience from generation to generation in the construction industry.
This question is a great gauge to see if they’ve done many projects like yours.
Twelve of our years in business were spent as City of Portland sidewalk contractors. We don’t do new construction, we repair existing surfaces.
Both commercial and residential projects, including:
- Decorative concrete
- Pool decks
- Patios
- Walkways/sidewalks
- Curbs
- Driveways
- RV parking area
- Outdoor kitchen spaces
- More
If they don’t have examples they’re proud to share, that may be a red flag. You could ask if they have references to share.
We have many examples! Go here: rosecityconcreterepair.com/our-work
We are quite busy, especially during the spring and summer months. Working in the Pacific Northwest comes with occasional weather delays, but we make it work and get projects done in a timely manner. Make sure you have a tentative timeline in mind during the bidding process.
This is good to know to get an idea of how many people are going to be on your property. If they don’t have a quick and clear response on this, they may be lacking experience.
Our Lead Foreman, Steve Winter (Melissa’s husband), is on site and manages our staff which ranges from 3-7 people, depending on the project.
Bigger concrete projects, like walls, commercial walkways, structures could take a week or more. Smaller projects, like driveways, should take 2-3 days.
If the concrete is in the right of way (sidewalk, driveway apron, anything pedestrians walk on), then most likely yes, you will need a permit. The only work on your property that would require a permit would be large structural repairs.
This is so important to make sure the team on your property has experience and training in safe work practices. It’s also crucial to make certain that they have liability insurance and workman’s comp to ensure that you will not incur any extra expenses if they were to have an accident on your property.
Rose City has a very specific safety protocol that we follow and yes, we are insured and have workman’s comp to cover our staff.
Make sure your contractor has a contract that details the work they will do for you and an estimate as well. Make sure you have a clear understanding of what is covered, what is expected and what is guaranteed.
Rose City provides a contract and guarantees all work and material.
THE ROSE CITY WAY
We meet with you on site where we will be doing the work and give you an accurate estimate. From there our foreman will work closely his team and with you to make sure the project stays on time and on budget.
We provide a 3-year guarantee on workmanship and material for all concrete projects.
MEET OUR TEAM
Melissa Winter, CEO
Has been in the construction business since 1997
Steve Winter, Lead Foreman
Has been finishing concrete since 1980
Megan Winter, Office Manager
A FEW OF OUR HAPPY CLIENTS
DECKS/PATIOS
DECORATIVE
STRUCTURES
WALKWAYS
