Pour Boys Concrete

06/19/2025

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The Best of the Wabash results are in and Pour Boys Concrete won 1st place for Best Concrete Provider! 

04/18/2023

Little trench by the paint river. Smells great 😂

04/18/2023

Fun little patio. Good job boys.

05/08/2022

Looking for concrete finishers, general Labores,, no experience required. Great pay for hard workers and dependability. Yearly raises with 401k and paid vacation. Call or text 7654135803

05/11/2021

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Pour Boys is in search of highly skilled and motivated individuals who want a future in the concrete construction industry. We are currently taking applications for the following positions: Concrete Finisher Operators Truck Driver Skilled Laborer

01/29/2021

Cool checker pattern driveway we did

01/29/2021

4 week drive Dyno pit tear out floor and put in 6 foot walls and pit bottom. Some super thick concrete and small space made demo interesting.

01/29/2021

Kirby risk floor pour 2020. 20,000 sq ft strips

12/17/2020

❄️Its that time of year!❄️
REMEMBER: If snow or ice accumulate on your new concrete try your best to avoid ice melting products. First try using a shovel, blower, broom or whatever tools you have to clear things away!

The midwest is classified as an extreme weather environment by the Amercian Concrete Institute, due to concrete’s inherent ability to absorb moisture and its practical inability to flex, in many cases concrete tends to have a rougher go at life in these regions. A crack here or a pit there can be expected, but here are some tips to make your concrete live the longest life possible:

Nothing hurts more than to have salt damage the new concrete! 🥵

Tips:
1. Use shovel or blower first
2. Seal concrete in high traffic areas annually
3. Pressure wash high traffic concrete areas once every year or every other year!
4. Save salt and other ice melting chemicals for emergency use only. Use sparingly. Most commercial spaces have budgeted for concrete repairs at higher intervals compared to homeowners. A homeowner who doesn’t want to replace their concrete often needs to avoid commercial applications like ice melt.