Request a Tulsa concrete quote

What a useful request includes

• The kind of work: new driveway, replacement, patio, repair, sidewalk or slab.
• Rough size in feet, and what will drive or stand on it.
• What is there now, and whether it has to be broken out.
• Where water goes after rain, and any trees close by.
• Whether the work reaches the street, where a right-of-way permit applies.
• Your part of town, and whether the address is inside Tulsa or in Owasso, Jenks, Bixby, Sand Springs or Sapulpa.
• When you would like it done, and any date that forces the schedule.

After you press send

An independent local concrete contractor gets the request and phones you. Expect questions about the ground, the access for a truck and what the old slab is doing. They tell you whether they can fit the job in, what it would cover, how old concrete is hauled off and what it costs. A sent form is only a request: no date is held and no concrete is ordered until you and the contractor agree.

The privacy page lists what the form collects, who gets to see it and how to have it removed.

City questions go to the City

For permit or inspection questions on work in Tulsa right-of-way, the City’s permit application lists the inspection line, (918) 596-2519, and the OKIE locate line for utility marking before any digging, 1-800-522-6543.