The cost of any project will vary based on the details of the job, but we can set some baseline expectations.

In any project, the main driver of cost is the square footage of the job, both from a labor and materials perspective. Smaller pours will fall in the $3K-$5K range, with mid-sized pours ranging from $5K-$10K or more for larger pours.

Variables that effect these costs include:

- The accessibility of the space

- The amount of tear out and removal work required

- The desired shape of the slab and number of joints

- Special finishes, stamping, coatings, etc.

One driver of cost on a project can be the difficulty of reaching the space in question. If a truck can pull right up and pour from the shoot the job will go easier than if we have to wheelbarrow the concrete to the back of the property by hand.

It can be useful to think about what you intend on using your space for. That way we can advise you on project details that may help you get the most out of the intended space.

We typically respond to inquiries within 24 hours, schedule quotes the same week, and are scheduling jobs about one to two weeks out.

We’re based in Fort Collins, Colorado and serve the surrounding roughly 50 mile area, including Loveland, Greeley, Cheyenne, Windsor, Longmont, and Briggsdale.

Patrick founded Shepherd Concrete in 2020 after working in concrete for over a decade across the northern front range of Colorado on jobs ranging from small residential jobs to major commercial projects managing large crews.

Yes, we’ll handle every aspect of your job from the initial planning to the finishing touches. This includes tear out and removal or backfilling if you need to bring is soil to establish a solid substrate for your slab.

No. Our specialty is what’s known in the concrete world as “flat-work”. This means pouring slabs for things like patios, sidewalks, garage and pole barn floors, etc, however this does extend to any steps that may be a part of your pad.