About our Renton concrete contractor and crew

How our Renton concrete work got started
I started out pouring walkways and fixing steps for neighbors on weekends, and the calls kept coming until I made it a full business in 2017. I learned the trade on those jobs and from experienced finishers I worked beside early on. The lesson that stuck with me is that what matters most is the part you can't see once we're done, which is the base under the concrete and the way water leaves it.
Most of our calls still come from homeowners in Renton and the cities around it who need a driveway, patio, walk or steps. Some come from property owners who need a slab, a footing or a small lot poured. Plenty of yards here slope one way or another, so I'd rather take the time to get the prep and layout right than rush to the pour. You'll find the work we do on our home page, and the contact page is the simplest way to ask me out for a look.
- services
- 16
- service areas
- 12
- founded
- 2017
- 9 years in business
What working with us looks like on your job
Here's what you'll notice when we take on your driveway, patio or walk, from the day I come out to look until our tools are loaded back up.
Time spent on the base, not just the surface
We dig out and pack the subgrade, which is the soil and gravel your slab rests on. We also check where water will run so the slab sheds it away from your house. You can't see this part on day one, but it decides whether your concrete sits firm or settles with the dirt.
The person who prices it answers for it
I come out myself to look at the job, take measurements and answer your questions, so you don't hear one story at the estimate and another on pour day. A small crew I work with does the work, and I check in as it goes.
Permits talked through at the estimate
Parts of Renton sit on steep slopes, wetlands, creeks or old coal mine ground, and the city requires a permit for any work in those areas. We check which city or county office covers your address, go over whether your project may need a permit, and can handle the application or help you with yours.
A tidy site and considerate neighbors
We keep the work area picked up and look out for your lawn, your drains and the folks next door while we're there. Loose dirt and concrete washout don't belong in your yard or the street drain, so we clean them up before we go.
Licenses and insurance for concrete work in Renton
Washington contractor registration
Washington requires every construction contractor to register with the state Department of Labor & Industries and to be bonded and insured. We're licensed and insured, and I'm happy to answer any questions about it when I come out.
City of Renton business license
Any business working inside Renton city limits generally needs a City of Renton business license. The city's permit office won't issue a permit until the contractor shows that license and a state contractor's license, so if your job needs a permit, it's worth asking every contractor you're comparing about both.
Serving Renton and 11 surrounding cities
Cities we serve around Renton
Form & Pour Renton Concrete Company is based in Renton, WA. Kent and Bellevue are among the 12 cities with their own page on this site. Those aren't the only places we go, so if you're not sure whether we come out your way, please just ask.
Call or write to us about your project
Renton, WA
Ready to talk about your Renton concrete project?
I'll come out to walk the job with you, and your estimate is free, in writing and obligation-free. Call or send a message, and we'll reply within one business day.
