Our Work
Driveways, retaining walls, slabs, walkways and commercial site concrete across the south side of Metro Atlanta. Every photo here is our crew and our work. Want to see a job in person? Ask us and we’ll point you to one near you.
Driveways
New driveway, Fayetteville. Full tear-out, compacted base, 4,000 psi with rebar, broom finish.
Finished driveway with hand-tooled control joints. No saw cuts, just clean lines that last.
Long curved driveway replacement, street to house. Graded for drainage away from the foundation.
Wide driveway and turnaround at the garage. Center joint, light broom finish.
Driveway and apron at a double garage. Pitched to the street so water never sits at the door.
Fresh pour on a long wooded driveway. Forms set, poured and finished in one day.
Driveway flare at the street with a V joint. The detail work is what keeps the edges from cracking.
Freshly floated slab, ready for the broom. Smooth, flat and true.
Retaining Walls
Segmental block retaining wall on a new build. Compacted base, gravel backfill and drain pipe behind every course.
Finished block wall with caps along a subdivision street. Straight, level and built to stay that way.
Tall retaining wall holding a side yard. Every course checked for level before the next goes on.
Curved block wall on a graded lot. We cut and set the radius block by block so the curve stays smooth.
Stepped retaining wall with a concrete pad in front. Wall and slab done together so the grades match.
Stepped wall with caps at a side entry. The steps follow the grade so nothing looks forced.
Top of a finished wall at sunset. Clean cap line, tight joints.
Tan block wall stepping down a wooded lot. Built to hold the hill and look good doing it.
The Crew
Knee boards and a hand trowel. This is where a good finish gets made.
Bull float pass at golden hour. Every slab gets floated before the broom.
Two finishers on the screed. Flat and true, or we do it again.
Pour day on a driveway. Truck, chute, rakes and a crew that keeps up with it.
Spreading fresh concrete off the chute. No cold joints, no waiting.
Floating a fresh pad. Timing is everything on a hot day.
Screeding a wide pad, start to finish in one morning.
Edging by hand. The small tools make the clean lines.
The QCS crew. Family-run, same faces on every job.
Equipment, Site Work & More
Our Bobcat T770. We own our equipment, so demo and grading don't wait on a rental.
Demo day. Old driveway out, hauled off the same morning.
Loading broken slab into the dump truck. Clean site before we pour.
Bobcat and trailer on a residential job. In and out without tearing up the yard.
Commercial sidewalk through landscaped beds. ADA grades, clean edges.
Curved walkway to a back deck. Formed by hand to follow the yard.
Site grading on a new build. Cut, fill and compact before any concrete goes down.
CMU block wall with rebar and grout. Masonry done right from the footing up.