Concrete Contractor in Center Line, MI


D&J Contracting is Center Line’s commercial concrete contractor for work that has to hold up under traffic, load, and weather. We bring 38 years in Southeast Michigan and 30 years in construction to every pour, with a focus on base prep, reinforcement, joints, and curing.

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Our Concrete Contractor Services

Maintain the structural integrity and aesthetic of your property with expert concrete restoration and repair. We specialize in stabilizing worn surfaces and providing professional concrete solutions that ensure your site remains safe, level, and professional.

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Concrete Repairs & Maintenance

Address cracks, spalling, and uneven surfaces to maintain site safety and prevent the need for major structural replacement.

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Concrete Restoration & Commercial Services

Bring aged or high-traffic concrete back to life with specialized cleaning, resurfacing, and heavy-duty reinforcement.

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We stay active on commercial concrete work across Center Line, handling slabs, sidewalks, curbs, aprons, and repairs with the kind of planning that keeps traffic moving and concrete performing under load. Use the map and project pins below to review recent jobs, compare site conditions, and see how we handle real field work in Macomb.

Commercial Properties We Service in Center Line

We handle commercial concrete work for properties that need durable surfaces, clean transitions, and code-aware details. In Center Line, that means planning each pour around traffic, drainage, access points, and the way the site actually gets used.

  • Retail Centers & Plazas, where sidewalks, curbs, and entry slabs have to support foot traffic, cart movement, and ADA compliance without creating trip hazards or drainage problems.
  • Industrial Parks & Warehouses, where loading areas, truck aprons, and equipment routes need slab thickness and reinforcement that stand up to repeated heavy loads.
  • HOAs & Multi-Family Complexes, where walks, drives, stair landings, and common-area concrete must stay functional for residents while limiting settlement and surface breakup.
  • Municipal & Institutional Facilities, where schools, civic buildings, and public sites need concrete that holds alignment under constant use and meets access requirements for the public.


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Concrete crew repairing expansion joints at a warehouse near 10 Mile Road, Center Line.
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Soil probe at a Center Line slab showed weak support and frost movement.
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Built for Michigan Weather: Our Center Line Concrete Contractor Standards

Our work holds up longer in Center Line because we start with the parts that fail first: water, weak support, and bad mix selection. We shape drainage so water moves away from the slab instead of sitting at joints and edges, we build a firm sub-base that can carry traffic without pumping or settling, and we use concrete details that stand up to Michigan freeze-thaw cycles. That approach keeps small cracks from turning into full repairs, which saves property managers from paying for patchwork far sooner than they should.

  • Drainage first: We pitch the slab and surrounding grade so runoff leaves the surface quickly. That limits water intrusion, which is what starts edge breakup and base damage.
  • Base matters: We prepare the sub-base to carry load before any pour goes down. A stable foundation reduces settling, joint movement, and the kind of failures that lead to early replacement costs.
  • Cold weather fit: We select and place concrete with Michigan freeze-thaw conditions in mind. That helps the slab resist surface scaling and cracking, so owners spend less on repair calls after winter.

Common Concrete Contractor Projects We Handle in Center Line

  • Retail centers along Gratiot and 10 Mile often call us for broken walks, settled curb returns, and trip points at entrances. We saw the problem, check the base for soft spots, rebuild failed sections where needed, then set new concrete with proper slope so water moves off the slab instead of back toward doors.
  • Industrial properties in Macomb usually need patching at dock approaches, equipment pads, and loading lanes where truck traffic has opened cracks or pushed panels out of grade. We cut out the weak concrete, correct the support below it, tie new work into sound edges, and finish joints so the repair holds under repeated axle loads.
  • Property managers also ask for ADA updates near tenant spaces and office fronts. That usually means correcting ramp transitions, fixing uneven sidewalks, and rebuilding landings so slopes stay within code and wheel paths stay clean. We lay out the work to fit existing circulation, then verify the finished surface before reopening access.


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Forming new curb and sidewalk at Groesbeck, correcting drainage at the slab edge.
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In-House Crews & Equipment for Center Line Projects

Our Center Line concrete work stays in house from layout to final finish, with W2 crews running company-owned equipment on every job. We do not hand off slabs, sidewalks, curbs, or repairs to subcontractors, so property managers deal with one crew, one schedule, and one standard for compaction, forms, placement, and cleanup.

Trusted Concrete Reviews in Center Line

Property managers in Center Line have relied on our concrete work for years because we pay attention to the parts that decide whether a slab stays sound or starts moving. Read the reviews below to see how that plays out on real jobs, from layout and drainage to final finish and cleanup.

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Kim Cole
14:49 15 Sep 25
I would like to express my sincere appreciation for the outstanding work performed by D&J Contracting. Their communication was excellent throughout the project, and the quality of their work was exceptional.

Thank you again for a job well done.
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Steve Czaiczynski
00:29 04 Sep 25
Great company will be using them in the future for 2 more parking lots
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Liz Kelly
13:18 29 Aug 25
D&J did a great job on our facility parking lot when we were in need of some asphalt catch basin repairs. They were professional, accommodating to our traffic needs, quick and thorough with the repairs, and back promptly after a week to retrieve their barriers. Their quote process was easy, and their pricing was incredibly reasonable for the work done. We are very pleased with D&J and recommend them highly.
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Jimmy Blackburne
14:59 31 Oct 24
D and j has been great to work with we have been doing work for them for 4 years now.

Payment terms are outstanding in the last four years payments have always been on time.

The staff at D and J are great and very helpful if there is any issues.
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Tom Sokol
18:59 10 Oct 24
They were very professional and an excellent value. They did a great job of prepping and finishing our parking lot. I highly recommend them for seal coat, crack filling and striping your asphalt.
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Trad Raper
19:16 18 Jan 24
D&J Contracting is a fantastic vendor. I manage a very large portfolio of retail stores and they are in my top 1% of all vendors. I give them my MOST enthusiastic recommendation. They care, they provide the best quality and customer service out there. Always go above and beyond and even take on special projects that are outside their main scope of work when I'm in a pinch. No job is too big or too small for them!
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Serhiy Yakobchak
14:44 30 May 23
Nothings but professionalism, everything done as requested and on time.
My project involved multiple services and pulling permits and I had several quotes and most companies don’t offer multiple services or don’t pull permits and you have to do it yourself.
D & J is the only company who takes care of city permits and takes care of all the services you need from start to finish. They also update you on everything, keep you in a loop and confirms everything with you.
In our specific case we needed a curb cut, driveway leveled and parking lot sealed and coated so low sports vehicles can safely pull in without scraping the bottom and D & J did it so well you can pull in even on skateboard now.
Highly recommend D & J, top quality, smooth process.
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David B
19:14 21 Oct 21
D&J was one of several companies I contacted for a quote to pave my 100’ driveway in May/June of 2021. They delivered a competitive quote, and I was further impressed by their professionalism and quick correspondence. After I hired D&J for the job, they came out to my residence within two weeks and paved my driveway in a single day. The driveway looks fantastic! The crew who paved it was friendly and quick-working, and the driveway is perfectly flat and slopes toward the road so there is no significant puddling (the attached photo is moments after a hard rain). It has been about four months since installation, and the driveway still looks impeccable. I was also contacted by D&J after the work was completed to ensure I was completely satisfied. I’ve had the misfortune of dealing with several subpar contractors in the construction industry in the recent past—but D&J is an exception to the rule. They were competitive, responsive, professional, and focused on quality and customer satisfaction. I was left very impressed. I have some future site work planned for my property, and I will absolutely be contacting D&J again.

Our 3-Step Concrete Contractor Process for Center Line

  1. On-Site Evaluation We walk the slab area, check drainage, base support, and traffic patterns, then give a free estimate that reflects the actual field conditions.
  2. Permitting and Logistics We handle permit coordination, schedule around access needs, and map out staging so your property stays usable in Center Line.
  3. Execution and Cleanup Our crew forms, places, finishes, and cures the concrete, then clears the site so you are not left managing debris or loose ends.


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Project manager reviewing site plan with client near Van Dyke and 9 Mile, Center Line.
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Permit posting and Miss Dig 811 locate check at a Center Line concrete site.
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Center Line Permits & Codes Handled For You

We take the paperwork off your plate before any concrete work starts in Center Line. Our team handles the required filings with the Building Department, pulls Dumpster and right of way permits when the job needs them, and coordinates Miss Dig 811 locates before excavation so utilities are marked first. That keeps the project moving without surprises, protects the site from avoidable damage, and lets the property manager stay focused on operations while we handle the regulatory steps tied to the work.

Frequently Asked Questions about Concrete Contractor in Center Line


When should we schedule concrete work?

Spring through early fall gives us the best window for commercial pours because temperatures stay stable and curing stays predictable. In Center Line, that matters for slabs near Van Dyke Avenue and 10 Mile Road where traffic and weather can both punish a fresh install.

How do you keep our business open?

We phase the work so access stays open, then set clear barricades, walk paths, and pour sequences before we start. On sites in Macomb, that usually means working one section at a time so tenants, deliveries, and customers can keep moving without guessing where to go.

How do you prevent winter damage?

We control water first, since freeze-thaw damage starts when moisture reaches weak edges, joints, or settled spots. Proper slope, tight joint layout, and timely repairs before cold weather help keep concrete from spalling and breaking apart around exposed areas like service drives and loading zones.


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Cracked concrete at a Center Line loading lane, showing frost heave and edge wear.
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Get a Free Quote for Concrete Contractor in Center Line

Property managers in Center Line should call D&J Contracting for a free evaluation before small slab breaks turn into base failure, trip hazards, or blocked access. We inspect the concrete, grade, and drainage, then give you a straight quote built around what the site actually needs so you can plan the repair without guesswork.

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