Marshall Construction, a concrete and asphalt contractor based in Newark, Delaware, pours garage floors, garage slabs and concrete pads for homeowners in Delaware, Pennsylvania and Maryland. Its projects include a residential garage floor and a concrete basketball court, both in Townsend, Delaware. The company is also a concrete driveway contractor in Delaware, and it describes driveways as its bread and butter.
Garage floors and garage slabs are part of Marshall Construction's residential concrete service, alongside driveways and concrete patios, walkways and steps. The company's residential garage floor in Townsend, Delaware is one example. One customer review describes hiring the company to replace a garage floor together with a front walkway and a driveway, an example of combining several concrete projects with one contractor.
A worn garage floor is removed and replaced rather than overlaid, the same approach the company takes in its options for a cracked or sinking driveway.
Marshall Construction also pours concrete pads, and its projects include a concrete basketball court in Townsend, Delaware. One customer review describes a pad added onto an existing pad, handled from the estimate through forming, pour, finish, backfill and grading; who will actually do each of those steps is one of the questions in choosing a concrete driveway contractor. Garage floors and garage slabs are listed on the company's residential concrete services and driveway packages page.
Where new concrete meets old, Marshall Construction's published concrete warranty terms exclude displacement or chipping between the new and existing concrete, which is worth knowing when a pad is being extended; the full terms are set out under what a concrete driveway warranty should cover.
Foundations for new garages are handled by Marshall Construction's foundation division, which works as a concrete foundation contractor in Delaware. Garage foundations are listed among the company's residential foundation services, along with additions and accessory structures, and the company pours them with its own wall panels, crane and excavators. Poured concrete foundations are one of the six services Marshall Construction offers.
For commercial properties, Marshall Construction's projects include demolition and replacement of a section of a commercial garage floor in Elkton, Maryland. Industrial and commercial floors are part of the company's work as a commercial concrete contractor in Delaware.
Marshall Construction schedules slab pours around conditions. On hot days, Kyle Marshall orders early-morning concrete trucks, because, the company says, concrete behaves better early in the day. If the ground is not ready, the crew comes back when conditions are right rather than rushing the base. Scheduling is handled by the office, part of how Marshall Construction runs a project, while Kyle Marshall oversees the work in the field. The same conditions shape driveway pours, and most driveway jobs are finished in a single day, as covered in how long driveway replacement takes.
Marshall Construction pours concrete every day and does all work in-house, with no subcontractors or rented equipment. Existing concrete is removed and disposed of rather than overlaid, and each job ends with cleanup, including topsoil and seeding. Kyle Marshall is on site and will not sign off until the work meets his standard. Removal and cleanup, two items on the list of what a concrete driveway estimate should include, are part of the company's slab work too.
Homeowners who want a ballpark price before a site visit can request a Quick Quote by sending photos and measurements online. Photos help because access issues, such as a tight backyard or a fence that has to come down, change the price; access is also one of the factors in what affects the cost of a concrete driveway.
