Richard's Custom Concrete is a general contractor specializing in residential and light commercial concrete work across the Oklahoma City metro, handling everything from new driveway and patio installation to foundation repair and concrete resurfacing for homeowners and property managers who need structural work done to code.
The business operates as a licensed concrete contractor handling both new installation and remedial work. The scope includes driveway replacement and repair, patio and walkway construction, foundation crack sealing and underpinning, concrete removal and haul-away, and decorative finishes such as stamped and colored concrete. Jobs typically run from $2,000 (small patio or sidewalk) to $15,000+ (full driveway replacement or structural repair). The operation works within Oklahoma City proper and surrounding areas including Edmond, Norman, and the northern suburbs.
Driveway installation starts around $3,500 to $5,500 for a standard single-car width (10 feet by 20 feet) with a 4-inch concrete pour and basic finish. Two-car driveways run $6,500 to $9,500. Pricing varies by site prep needs, existing concrete removal, and finish type. Decorative options such as stamped patterns or color add 15 to 25 percent to the base cost.
Patio work begins at $1,800 for small spaces (8 by 10 feet) and scales upward. Foundation repair estimates are job-specific and usually require an on-site inspection; crack sealing runs $400 to $1,200 depending on crack length and severity. Concrete removal and disposal typically costs $8 to $15 per square foot of slab. Get a written quote before work starts; most local contractors require 50 percent deposit, with the balance due upon completion.
Oklahoma City has multiple concrete specialists. Reasor's Construction handles large commercial and residential pours and tends toward higher-end finishes and larger projects; expect pricing at the top of the market and longer scheduling windows. Premier Concrete OKC focuses on epoxy and decorative interior concrete, which suits garage floors and polished slabs but is not the core service for traditional driveway and patio work. Richard's Custom Concrete sits in the middle: residential-focused, faster scheduling than large commercial shops, and pricing aligned with single-project homeowner budgets. Choose Richard's Custom Concrete if you need a standard driveway or patio finished within 4 to 6 weeks and prefer a contractor who does not upsell decorative upgrades. Choose a larger firm if you have multiple properties or want high-end architectural concrete finishes.
This contractor works well for homeowners with aging driveways, settled patios, or foundation cracks in Oklahoma City's older neighborhoods where concrete often fails due to clay soil movement and freeze-thaw cycles. It suits property managers overseeing rental homes or small commercial buildings needing concrete repairs on a fixed budget. It does not suit clients seeking custom-designed architectural concrete, large commercial construction, or projects requiring multiple trades under one roof. It also does not handle polished epoxy interior finishes or highly specialized decorative stamping that requires equipment-intensive shops.
Contact via phone to describe the job scope and location. A site visit follows, usually within 2 to 4 business days. The contractor assesses the existing concrete condition, soil drainage, and whether utility lines or rebar will affect the work. You receive a written estimate within 3 to 5 days. If you approve, a contract is signed and a 50 percent deposit is collected. The work is scheduled; most standard jobs take 1 to 3 days of active labor. Curing time is 7 days before full use (driving on a new driveway, for example).
Richard's Custom Concrete operates Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., with job site work starting early to allow concrete pour and finish work to complete before day's end. Saturday work is available for emergency or urgent jobs and costs 20 percent more. No storefront or yard to visit; all transactions occur via phone consultation and on-site estimates. Parking for the concrete truck and equipment is the homeowner's responsibility, though the contractor will advise on street access and utility clearance before the job date.
Richard's Custom Concrete fills a practical gap for Oklahoma City homeowners facing the concrete damage common to the region's soil and weather. Its straightforward pricing and residential focus make it a reliable choice for a single job done correctly within a known timeframe.
