Frequently Asked Questions

  • Who pours concrete driveways in Greenville, SC?

    Tovars Concrete LLC pours and replaces concrete driveways in Greenville and across Upstate South Carolina. The owner runs the crew personally, and free estimates include a site walk to measure the layout and assess how water drains off the existing grade.
  • How much does a concrete driveway cost in Greenville?

    Driveway pricing depends on square footage, whether the old slab needs removal, how much base grading is required, and the control joint pattern. Get a line-item estimate that separates demolition, base prep, forming, and the pour itself so you can compare bids on equal terms.
  • What's a reliable concrete driveway contractor near Greer, SC?

    Look for a contractor whose owner is on-site for every pour, not just supervision from a distance. Tovars Concrete LLC is based in Simpsonville and serves Greer directly — the owner has about 12 years in the trade and provides free written estimates before any commitment.
  • Who does concrete installation in Simpsonville, SC?

    Tovars Concrete LLC handles concrete installation in Simpsonville for driveways, slabs, patios, walkways, footings, foundations, and pool decks. The owner runs the crew on every job, and free estimates cover a site walk to confirm grade, access, and base conditions before pricing.
  • How much does concrete installation cost in Simpsonville?

    Cost is driven by the size of the pour, slab thickness, reinforcement type, whether old concrete requires removal, and how much base preparation the site needs. Ask each contractor to list forms, base material, and haul-away separately so the quote reflects the full scope of work.
  • What should I look for when hiring a concrete contractor for a new slab in Simpsonville?

    Verify the base preparation method, slab thickness, and reinforcement the quote assumes — these are where low bids cut corners. A contractor who walks the site before quoting, rather than pricing by phone, is accounting for actual conditions rather than averages.
  • Who does stamped concrete near me in Simpsonville?

    Tovars Concrete LLC does stamped concrete in Simpsonville and surrounding Upstate towns including Mauldin, Greer, and Greenville. The owner runs the crew and free estimates are available — common applications include back patios, pool decks, and walkways on ranch and split-level homes.
  • How much does stamped concrete cost for a patio in Simpsonville?

    Stamped patio pricing varies based on square footage, pattern complexity, color hardener and release agent selection, and whether a sealer coat is included. Ask whether sealer and a second coat are in the quoted price — those are commonly listed as add-ons after a low base number.
  • How far outside Simpsonville does Tovars Concrete travel for a job?

    Tovars Concrete LLC works within roughly 50 miles of Simpsonville, covering Greenville, Greer, Mauldin, Travelers Rest, Fountain Inn, Spartanburg, Greenwood, and Clinton. Distance within that range doesn't typically change how quickly a job is scheduled or quoted.
  • What's included in a free estimate and what should you clarify before signing?

    A site estimate should cover measurements, grade assessment, and a clear list of what's in the price. Before signing, confirm whether demolition of old concrete, base gravel, reinforcement, form removal, and haul-away are included — these items are frequently excluded from initial numbers.
  • Do older homes in Simpsonville and Greer need different prep work than new construction?

    Older ranch and split-level homes often have slabs that have shifted along joints or heaved near tree roots, requiring more base correction before a new pour. New subdivision builds typically need the driveway or walkway graded to match the street elevation from the start. Either way, a site walk before the estimate catches conditions that affect price.
  • Who handles permits and inspections on a concrete foundation or footing job?

    Foundation and footing work on new construction or additions often requires permits and inspection at specific stages before forms are stripped or backfill begins. Confirm in writing who pulls the permit and whether the quote includes any engineering documentation — these are separate from the pour itself and can affect the project schedule.