Concrete Contractors in Leawood, KS

Wikipedia notes that most Leawood neighborhoods have homeowners associations, so concrete contractors in Leawood spend almost as much time on design approval as on the pour. Our approach is simple: get your HOA's guidelines first, design within them, and give you a drawing and a written quote you can submit if your association requires review.

A long, narrow city

Leawood runs more than 9 miles north to south and about 2 miles east to west, between Kansas City, Missouri, on the east and Overland Park on the west. It was named for Oscar G. Lee, a retired Oklahoma police chief who supervised the building of Lee Boulevard, and it was incorporated in 1948 after the Kroh Brothers' housing development. The city had 1,167 people in 1950, 19,693 in 1990 and 33,902 in 2020. About 75 percent of its land is developed.

North Leawood versus south Leawood

The northern neighborhoods date from the 1940s through the 1960s. Homes there often have original or older replacement driveways, brick-edged walks and steps that need rebuilding. South of I-435, homes are mostly from the 1980s onward and tend to have larger lots, three-car garages and big backyard patios. In the south we do a lot of patio enlargements, stamped patios, outdoor kitchen pads and wider driveways.

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Work in the right-of-way

The City of Leawood says a right-of-way permit is required for any and all work within the existing public right-of-way. Applicants need a current Leawood business license and a certificate of insurance with at least $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate in general liability, plus a performance and maintenance bond. The city also says permit fees are doubled for any work that begins before the permit is issued. When a driveway approach or public walk is part of a project, we handle the permit before anything is removed.

Stamped concrete that fits the house

Many Leawood homes have stone or brick exteriors. A stamped patio in an ashlar slate or cut-stone pattern, colored to pick up those tones, often looks more at home than plain gray. We bring color samples and pattern photos to the estimate, and we check them against your HOA's list of approved colors or materials before you choose.

Built for Kansas weather

Exterior concrete here faces hard freezes, salt in winter and very hot summers. We use air-entrained concrete outdoors, cut joints at the right spacing, and seal stamped work so the color holds and the surface resists water. On large patios we plan expansion joints where the slab meets the house and steps.

What we do in Leawood

• Stamped concrete: patios, walks and pool-side areas
• Concrete patios: new, enlarged and replacement slabs
• Driveways: replacement and widening, including approaches
• Sidewalks and steps: front walks, entry steps and stoops
• Garage and shed slabs: pads for outbuildings and outdoor kitchens
• Repair and replacement: sunken or cracked panels

Call (913) 355-6902 to book a visit.