Richmond, MI · Macomb County

Concrete Driveways, Walks and Patios in Richmond, MI

We help Richmond homeowners replace worn driveways, rebuild front walks and add patios that fit the city’s established, small-town neighborhoods.

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Concrete Work in Richmond

Richmond grew from Beebe’s Corners, settled in 1835, into a village in 1879 and a city in 1966. Its Main Street is M-19, and it’s the starting point of the 23.5-mile Macomb Orchard Trail. Most of the city is in Macomb County, with a small portion in St. Clair County.

Established neighborhoods mean established concrete: driveways, front walks and porch steps that have been through decades of Michigan winters. Replacing heaved or cracked sections removes trip hazards and does a lot for curb appeal on a walkable small-town street.

For older homes, it’s worth thinking about how the new walk, steps and driveway meet the house and each other. Those transitions are where replacement work most often looks patched together.

Richmond at a Glance

Municipality
City of Richmond
County
Macomb (small part in St. Clair)
Population (2020)
5,878
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Before you build

Permits and Planning in Richmond

Check with the City of Richmond about permit requirements for driveways, sidewalks and approaches before work begins.

M-19 (Main Street) is a state highway, so work at a driveway approach on a state or county road may need a separate right-of-way permit from that road agency. If your property is in the St. Clair County portion of the city, county-level agencies there may differ from Macomb’s.

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FAQ

Richmond Concrete Questions

Something else on your mind? Call or text (586) 231-4217.

Can you replace just my front walk and steps?
Yes. Walkway and step replacement is a common standalone project, and we plan the steps around your entry so the walk and steps feel like one piece.
Do you serve all of Richmond, including the St. Clair County side?
We serve homeowners throughout Richmond. Tell us your address when you request an estimate, and we’ll confirm the details for your property.
How long before I can use a new driveway?
General guidance is to stay off new concrete on foot for a day or two and wait roughly a week before driving on it. We’ll give you timing specific to your pour.

Planning a Concrete Project in Richmond?

Tell us what you have in mind and where in Richmond the project is. We’ll follow up to talk through options, timing and your free estimate.