Last updated: October 2026
Quick answer
Cache Valley Concrete offers four core services in Logan and Cache County: concrete driveways, patios and walkways, stamped and decorative concrete, and commercial flatwork. Every job starts with a free on-site estimate and a written scope covering base, thickness, steel, finish and cleanup. Call (435) 915-7985.
Concrete services in Logan and Cache Valley
Cache Valley Concrete is a Logan-based contractor serving homeowners, builders, property managers and small businesses across the valley. We keep the service list short on purpose, because the same disciplines apply to everything we pour: a compacted gravel base, correct slope and drainage, air-entrained concrete for freeze-thaw exposure, steel where it belongs, joints that guide cracks and careful curing. Each service below has its own page with sizing, finish and winter notes.
Concrete Driveways
New pours and replacements with tear-out, base, steel, control joints and your choice of broom, exposed aggregate or colored finish.
Patios & Walkways
Backyard patios, front walks, steps, hot tub and shed pads, sized for how you use them and sloped for drainage.
Stamped Concrete
Stone, slate and brick patterns with color and sealing for patios, pool decks, entries and borders.
Commercial Flatwork
Parking areas, aprons, sidewalks, shop and warehouse slabs bid with line-item scopes.
How we approach every project
We begin with a free on-site visit. We measure, check slopes and drainage, look at soil and access, and ask how you will use the concrete. Then we write a scope that spells out demolition, base, thickness, reinforcement, finish, joints and cleanup. That document is the basis for your decision, and the best way to compare bids. You can read what each step involves in our step-by-step guide.
Planning and budgeting resources
- Concrete cost guide: what drives price, with national ranges clearly labeled.
- Concrete vs asphalt driveway: lifespan, upkeep and winter behavior.
- Stamped concrete vs pavers: cost, repairs and maintenance.
- Winter and freeze-thaw guide: why Cache Valley is unusual.
- De-icing salt guide: what is safe for concrete.
- Prep and warranty guide: what to ask every bidder.
Where we work
Our service area is Logan and the rest of Cache Valley. Town pages cover local conditions, from the bench lots of North Logan and Providence to the cold north end around Richmond and Lewiston, and the farm-edge properties of Hyrum, Wellsville and Mendon. See the service area overview.
What every Cache Valley slab needs
Four things decide how a slab behaves here. First, the base: crushed gravel, compacted in lifts, keeps the slab out of wet silt and gives water a place to go. Second, the mix: air-entrained concrete is the standard defense against freeze-thaw scaling. Third, the geometry: slope, thickness and joints determine where water flows and where cracks form. Fourth, the care: curing in the first days and gentle winter habits in the first year protect the investment. Anything that skips one of these may look fine in the first season and fail within a few.
If you are comparing contractors, ask each to describe those four items in writing for your project. A bid that names base depth, thickness, air content, joint spacing and curing is easier to trust than one that lists only a price. We write ours that way so you can hold us to it and so you can lay it next to someone else's.
Choosing between services
Many projects blend services. A new home might need a driveway, a front walk and a back patio poured in sequence; a small business might need a parking area, a sidewalk and a dumpster pad. We plan combined jobs so grades match, joints line up and mobilization costs are shared. If you are unsure which service you need, describe the problem instead: water pooling at the garage, a heaved walkway, a bare yard, a gravel lot. We will suggest what fits and tell you honestly when a repair is enough.
Residential and commercial
Residential customers usually want a driveway, patio or walk. Commercial customers need parking areas, aprons and slabs bid from plans. We work with both, and we schedule so that homeowners are not lost behind big jobs. Call (435) 915-7985 and tell us what you are planning.
Frequently asked questions
What concrete services do you offer?
Concrete driveways, patios and walkways, stamped and decorative concrete, and commercial flatwork in Logan and across Cache Valley.
Do you handle demolition and haul-off?
Yes, for replacement projects. We list it separately in the scope so you can compare bids.
What is included in an estimate?
A site visit, measurements, a look at drainage and access, and a written scope covering base, thickness, steel, finish, joints and cleanup.
Damaged slab? Read concrete repair vs replacement in Logan to see which your project needs.