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Concrete Contractors - Huntersville, AL
Concrete built to outlast Alabama weather.
Driveways, patios, sidewalks and slabs — prepped properly, poured to depth, and finished by a local crew that shows up when we said we would. Free on-site estimate, written quote the same day.
2019
Serving Huntsville
Same day
Written quotes
1–3 days
Typical job
Free
On-site estimates
Request your free estimate.
Two minutes. We’ll call you back usually within the hour.
Licensed & Insured
Certificate provided with every estimate.
One-hour callback
You hear from a person, not a voicemail.
Locally owned
Huntsville-based since 2019, not a call center.
Written estimates
Scope, thickness and finish spelled out.
What we pour
Residencial concrete, start to finish
Most concrete failures start underneath, before a truck ever arrives.
Proper base prep, correct depth, real reinforcement and joints cut on
schedule — that’s the difference between twenty years and two.
Footings & Foundations
Footings, stem walls and addition foundations poured to spec and ready for inspection.
• Spread footings
• Stem walls
• Addition foundations
• Pier footings
Retaining Walls
Walls built to handle soil pressure and drainage properly — the part nobody sees is the part that matters.
• Poured walls
• Block retaining walls
• Drainage systems
• Grading & backfill
Tear-Out & Removal
Old concrete broken out, loaded and hauled off, base regraded and recompacted before anything new goes down.
• Demolition & breakout
• Haul-away & disposal
• Base regrading
• Recompaction
Crack Repair
Routed, cleaned and filled properly so the repair holds — not smeared over to look good for a season.
• Route & seal
• Epoxy injection
• Joint replacement
• Section replacement
Resurfacing & Overlays
When the base is still sound, an overlay costs a fraction of replacement. We'll tell you honestly which you need.
• Micro-toppings
• Stamped overlays
• Self-leveling
• Repair-vs-replace advice
Grading & Drainage
Fixing where the water goes. Regrading, swales and slope correction so the new pour doesn't repeat the old problem.
• Site regrading
• Slope correction
• Drain integration
• Erosion control
Stamped Concrete
Stone, slate, brick and wood-plank patterns stamped into fresh concrete for the look without the upkeep.
• Stone & slate patterns
• Brick and cobble
• Wood-plank texture
• Custom borders
Color & Staining
Integral color, broadcast hardener and acid staining to move concrete away from plain gray.
• Integral color
• Acid staining
• Color hardener
• Antiquing release
Exposed Aggregate
Surface washed back to reveal the stone underneath — grippy underfoot and it hides wear well.
• Standard exposure
• Seeded aggregate
• Sand-blast finish
• Sealed and protected
Broom & Smooth
The everyday workhorse finishes. Broom for traction on driveways and walks, smooth for covered areas.
• Light & heavy broom
• Smooth trowel
• Swirl finish
• Directional texture
Sealing & Protection
Penetrating and topical sealers that keep water, salt and stains out of the surface and extend service life.
• Penetrating sealers
• Topical & gloss
• Power wash & reseal
• Annual maintenance
Borders & Banding
Contrasting borders, saw-cut patterns and banding that make a plain slab read as designed instead of poured.
• Contrasting borders
• Saw-cut patterns
• Ribbon banding
• Inlays
Driveways
New pours and full tear-out replacements, sized and reinforced to carry vehicle loads without cracking.
• Standard & extended driveways
• Tear-out and haul-away
• Aprons and turnarounds
• Widening and extensions
Patios
Backyard slabs built with proper drainage slope, so water runs away from the house instead of toward it.
• New patio slabs
• Patio extensions
• Grill and fire-pit pads
• Steps and landings
Sidewalks & Walkways
Front walks, side paths and connectors poured level and safe, finished to match the rest of the property.
•Front entry walkways
•Side-yard paths
•Accessible grading
•Steps and landings
Garage & Shed Slabs
Workshop, garage, shed and RV pads poured to depth with the reinforcement the load actually calls for.
• Garage & workshop slabs
• Shed and storage pads
• RV and equipment pads
• Hot tub pads
Pool Decks
Slip-resistant finishes and correct slope around the pool, so the surface stays safe when it's wet.
• New pool surrounds
• Deck replacement
• Slip-resistant finishes
• Coping and borders
Steps & Porches
Poured steps, stoops and porch slabs built to code with proper rise, run and drainage away from the door.
• Front and back steps
• Stoops and landings
• Porch slabs
• Handrail footings
The difference
Drag to see the change
Cracked, sunken and stained on one side. Fresh, level and finished on the other. Same driveway.
Why Huntsville homeowners choose us
Concrete is a one-shot trade
Once it sets, it’s set. There is no going back and fixing it later. Here is how we make sure it’s right before the truck ever backs in.
Base prep isn't skipped
Most failures start underneath. We grade, compact and prep the sub-base properly — the work you'll never see is the work that decides whether it lasts.
Right depth, real rebar
Driveways carry vehicles. We pour to the thickness the load calls for with proper reinforcement — no shortcuts you'd only discover in year three.
Joints cut on schedule
All concrete cracks. Control joints cut at the right depth, spacing and time mean it cracks where we tell it to instead of across your slab.
We answer the phone
Callback within the hour, written number the same day. Most jobs are lost by the contractor who took four days to respond, not by price.
Weather-scheduled
We don't pour into a bad forecast just to stay on the calendar. North Alabama heat and rain both ruin a slab, and we plan around both.
One clear price
Written estimate with scope, thickness and finish spelled out. What we quote is what you pay unless you ask us to change something.
How it works
Four steps, no mystery
Hiring a contractor shouldn’t feel like a gamble. Here’s exactly what happens from your first call to the day we pull the forms.
You reach out
Call or submit the form. We ask about size, access and what's there now — usually a three-minute conversation.
We come look
Free on-site visit. We measure, check drainage and grade, and talk through options honestly — including the cheaper one.
Written estimate
A clear number in writing, usually the same day, with scope, thickness, finish and timeline all spelled out.
We pour
Scheduled around weather. Prep, form, pour, finish, cut joints, clean up. Most residential jobs run one to three days.
What FT2 stands for
Four principles, held since day one
Not a slogan — this is what we’ve told every customer since we opened in 2019, and what we still hold our own crew to.
01 Integrity
Honest, even when it costs us
Founded on a family business, not a franchise. If a repair will hold instead of a full replacement, we say so — even though replacement pays more.
02 Planning
Written plan, every job
We think ahead before the first shovel moves. A clear timeline and written scope up front means no surprises and no falling behind schedule.
03 Efficiency
Best result, least wasted time
Yours and ours. A well-run job site finishes faster, costs less to run, and leaves less room for mistakes to creep in.
04 Innovation
Always looking to improve
Better tools, better process, better finishes. We don’t pour a job the same way in 2026 that we did in 2019 — we’ve learned since then.
FT2 Homes LLC has been pouring concrete and remodeling homes across Huntsville and Central Alabama since 2019 — family-owned, locally operated, still run by the people who answer your call.
Recent work
Poured across North Alabama
Concrete sells in photographs. Nothing on this page will convert better than real pictures of real jobs you’ve finished.
Reviews
What our customers say
Every card below should hold a real Google review, in the customer’s own words. Polished testimonials read as fake — the messy real ones convert.
Ballpark pricing
What concrete work generally runs
Homeowners want a range before they pick up the phone. Publishing one builds trust and filters out the people who were never going to buy — so your time goes to real jobs.
| Project | Typical size | Starting at |
|---|---|---|
| Patio | 12 × 16 | $X,XXX |
| Walkway | 4 ft wide, per linear ft | $XX / ft |
| Two-car driveway | 20 × 30 | $X,XXX |
| Driveway tear-out & replace | 20 × 30 | $X,XXX |
| Garage or shed slab | 24 × 24 | $X,XXX |
| Stamped / decorative | added per sq ft | +$XX / sq ft |
Service area
Where we pour
Based in Huntsville, working across Madison County and North Alabama. If you don’t see your town, call and ask — the answer is usually yes.
- Huntsville
- Madison
- Meridianville
- Harvest
- Hampton Cove
- Owens Cross Roads
- New Market
- Gurley
- Athens
- Decatur
- Hazel Green
- Toney
- Triana
- Brownsboro
- Moores Mill
- Big Cove
Common questions
What homeowners ask us
How long before I can drive on new concrete?
Foot traffic after 24 to 48 hours. Passenger vehicles after seven days. Concrete keeps gaining strength for weeks after that, but a week is the safe number for normal cars. Heavy trucks or equipment, give it longer and ask us first.
Will my new concrete crack?
All concrete cracks — that's the honest answer, and any contractor who tells you otherwise is selling you something. The job is controlling where. We cut control joints at the correct depth and spacing so the cracking happens inside those joints instead of wandering across your slab.
Do I have to tear out the old concrete?
Not always. If the sub-base is still sound and the damage is surface-level, resurfacing or an overlay can work and costs considerably less. If it's sunken, heaving or badly broken, patching is throwing good money after bad. We'll walk it with you and tell you straight which one you're looking at.
How long does a typical job take?
Most residential driveways and patios run one to three days — prep and form on day one, pour on day two, then cure. A tear-out adds a day. Weather moves schedules, and we won't pour into a bad forecast just to stay on the calendar.
Do I need a permit?
Some concrete work in Huntsville and Madison County requires one and some doesn't, depending on scope and location. We'll tell you exactly what your job needs during the estimate so there are no surprises with the city later.
When is the best time of year to pour in North Alabama?
Spring and fall are ideal. Summer pours need early starts and proper curing to handle the heat. Winter work is fine above freezing with the right precautions. We schedule around the forecast in every season.
Do you require a deposit?
Yes. A deposit covers materials so we can order concrete and get your job on the schedule. The balance is due at completion, after you've walked the job with us and you're satisfied with it.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes, and we provide our certificate of insurance along with every estimate. Ask any contractor for theirs before you sign anything — the ones who get uncomfortable are telling you something worth hearing.