Concrete goes hand-in-hand with asphalt. It’s a material that finishes off an asphalt job and completes your paving work. Contact Finley Asphalt & Concrete for various types of concrete applications such as sidewalks, walkways, curbs, dumpster pads, and more.
Finley brings decades of hands-on experience, delivering concrete systems that support daily operations, heavy equipment, and constant pedestrian traffic across the region.
Unlike general curbing contractors, we specialize in commercial flatwork and structural concrete, allowing us to address complex site challenges while maintaining schedule control and quality consistency. From small repairs to large-scale concrete replacement, our crews understand how concrete performs under commercial use and how to build it accordingly.
We install and replace concrete sidewalks and walkways that prioritize pedestrian safety, accessibility, and durability. Proper grading, joint placement, and finishing help reduce trip hazards, standing water, and premature cracking. Sidewalk and curb concrete construction is common around retail centers, campuses, healthcare facilities, and municipal corridors.
As a full-service commercial concrete contractor, Finley installs concrete curbs and gutters that control drainage, define traffic flow, and protect pavement edges. Our concrete curbs and gutters are designed to withstand plow traffic, vehicle impact, and freeze-thaw cycles that occur seasonally across VA, MD, and DC.
We construct commercial-grade concrete slabs and pads for:
Each slab is engineered for proper thickness, reinforcement, and base support to prevent settlement and cracking under load.
Industrial environments require concrete that performs under constant stress. Finley installs high-strength industrial concrete slabs for loading docks, truck courts, staging areas, and warehouse interiors. These slabs are reinforced and finished to support forklifts, semi-trailers, and repeated impact without premature failure.
Concrete elements play a critical role in parking lot performance and safety. We install concrete curbs, gutters, medians, aprons, and staging areas that integrate seamlessly with asphalt surfaces. When concrete interfaces with pavement repairs or resurfacing, combining commercial concrete repair with asphalt repairs helps maintain long-term durability.
Accessibility is not optional on commercial sites. Finley installs ADA-compliant concrete ramps, curb cuts, and pathways designed to meet slope, width, and surface requirements. These installations are frequently coordinated with striping and signage to reduce liability and comply with ADA parking requirements.
When concrete has reached the end of its service life, full concrete tear-out and replacement is often the safest and most cost-effective solution. We handle demolition, removal, base correction, and replacement using reinforced concrete designed for long-term performance.
Not all concrete damage requires full replacement. Our commercial concrete repair services address localized cracking, spalling, joint failure, and surface deterioration when structural integrity remains intact. Repairs are carefully evaluated to determine whether patching or replacement is the better long-term option.
Every Finley Asphalt & Concrete project follows a proven, step-by-step process designed to ensure performance, compliance, and long-term durability.
We begin with a detailed site assessment that evaluates traffic patterns, soil conditions, drainage, and load requirements. When necessary, engineering considerations are incorporated to ensure the concrete system meets operational demands and municipal standards.
Proper base preparation is critical to concrete longevity. We remove failed materials, correct soft spots, and install compacted sub-base layers to support the slab and prevent future settlement.
Concrete strength starts with reinforcement. If needed, we install rebar, welded wire mesh, or fiber reinforcement to improve load distribution and crack resistance. Reinforced concrete is widely recognized for its ability to support heavy loads and resist structural stress over time.
Finishing techniques and curing practices directly impact concrete strength. Our crews apply controlled curing methods to reduce shrinkage cracking and ensure proper surface hardness before the concrete is opened to use.
Control joints and saw cuts are strategically placed to manage natural movement and reduce random cracking. Slopes, transitions, and surface textures are reviewed to ensure ADA accessibility and municipal compliance.
Before project completion, we conduct a final inspection to confirm workmanship, compliance, and site cleanliness. Our goal is to deliver concrete that is ready for service without delays or rework.
Choosing the right concrete solution has a direct impact on safety, cost, and long-term performance. While repairs can address minor issues, structural problems or site changes often require concrete replacement or new installation.
A professional assessment ensures the right decision is made before small problems become major liabilities.
Situation | Repair | Replace | New Install |
Small cosmetic cracking | ✓ | ||
Minor spalling | ✓ | ||
Uneven slab or trip hazard | ✓ | ||
Significant cracking or heaving | ✓ | ||
Base or drainage failure | ✓ | ||
New construction or site expansion | ✓ |
Selecting repair when replacement is needed often leads to recurring failures and higher long-term costs. Finley evaluates surface conditions, base stability, and usage demands to recommend the most cost-effective solution for each site.
Commercial concrete failures create more than cosmetic problems. They introduce safety risks, disrupt operations, and expose property owners to compliance issues and liability. Finley addresses surface-level and underlying damage to deliver lasting solutions.
Cracks can develop from shrinkage, improper joint placement, settlement, or overloaded slabs. While small surface cracks may be repairable, structural cracking often indicates base failure or reinforcement issues that require replacement rather than patching.
Spalling occurs when the concrete surface flakes or deteriorates due to moisture intrusion, deicing chemicals, or improper finishing. Left unaddressed, spalling accelerates deterioration and creates slip hazards in high-traffic areas.
In the Mid-Atlantic region, repeated freeze-thaw cycles cause moisture beneath concrete to expand and contract. This movement can lift slabs, misalign joints, and damage adjacent pavement, requiring corrective action before conditions worsen.
Settlement creates trip hazards and ADA compliance violations. Uneven slabs often result from poor sub-base preparation or drainage issues, making replacement the safest option for restoring proper elevation and slope.
Standing water accelerates concrete breakdown and undermines sub-base stability. Improper drainage frequently leads to cracking, heaving, and joint failure, especially near curbs, gutters, and loading areas.
Commercial and industrial sites experience loads far beyond residential capacity. Concrete that’s not designed for trucks, forklifts, or mechanical equipment will crack, rut, or fail prematurely without proper thickness and reinforcement.
Commercial concrete projects demand experience, precision, and accountability. Finley Asphalt & Concrete brings more than five decades of commercial asphalt and concrete expertise to every project, helping clients avoid costly mistakes and premature failures.
Our team understands how concrete performs under real commercial conditions, from constant vehicle traffic to heavy equipment loading and strict compliance requirements. Every project is approached with long-term performance in mind, not short-term fixes.
When concrete interfaces with broader pavement systems, Finley also coordinates related services such as milling and resurfacing to ensure smooth transitions and long-term site performance.
Finley Asphalt & Concrete provides commercial concrete services throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. We support property managers, developers, facility directors, and municipalities with consistent quality and responsive service.
Finley Asphalt & Concrete supports a wide range of commercial and municipal clients with concrete solutions designed for safety, durability, and compliance.
Concrete sidewalks, curbs, ramps, and common-area flatwork designed to reduce liability and maintain accessibility standards.
Durable walkways, service areas, and campus infrastructure built to handle high foot traffic and institutional requirements.
Concrete entrances, curbs, pads, and pedestrian routes that enhance safety while supporting daily operations.
High-strength commercial structural concrete for loading docks, staging zones, and heavy equipment traffic.
Concrete infrastructure meeting public-sector specifications, safety requirements, and inspection standards.
ADA-compliant pathways, ramps, and service slabs that support accessibility and continuous facility use.
Commercial concrete pricing depends on far more than square footage alone. Each project is influenced by engineering requirements, site conditions, and regulatory standards.
Key factors that affect the cost of commercial concrete services include:
Proper planning reduces unexpected costs and helps avoid premature failures that require replacement sooner than expected.
Finley Asphalt & Concrete is the trusted name for reliable maintenance, repair, and installation services in communities throughout the Mid-Atlantic.
As your locally owned and operated paving provider, we serve clients throughout Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, DC, and Maryland. Wherever you are, we’ll come to you. Our local knowledge allows us to make decisions in the best interest of your specific project.
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Concrete thickness depends on usage. Sidewalks and pedestrian areas are typically thinner, while loading docks, industrial slabs, and equipment pads require increased thickness to support heavier loads.
Yes. We install ADA-compliant concrete ramps, curb cuts, and pathways that meet slope, width, and surface requirements to reduce liability and improve accessibility.
Concrete typically gains initial strength within a few days, but full curing continues over several weeks. Traffic access depends on load type and project specifications.
In many cases, yes. Minor cracking, joint damage, or surface deterioration may be addressed with targeted repairs. Structural issues or base failures usually require replacement.
Heavy-duty slabs often require rebar, welded wire mesh, or fiber reinforcement. The appropriate method depends on load demands and site conditions.
Properly installed commercial concrete can last for several decades when designed for its intended use and properly maintained.
Common causes include improper base preparation, drainage issues, freeze-thaw cycles, overloading, and inadequate joint placement.
Yes. Finley manages complete concrete tear-out, removal, base correction, and replacement as part of full-service concrete projects.
From sidewalks and curbs to industrial slabs and municipal infrastructure, Finley Asphalt & Concrete delivers commercial concrete repair and installation built for performance, safety, and compliance.
