Concrete Contractor in Fishers, IN

Carmel Concrete Pros pours concrete driveways, concrete patios and sidewalks for homes in Fishers. We also repair, level and seal older concrete. Before we quote, we measure the job and check how the ground slopes, and then you get the price in writing.

Fishers is a big place. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates 104,812 people lived there in July 2025, in 37,305 households.

Fishers registers its contractors

The City of Fishers says contractors and anyone else holding a permit must be registered to work in the city. The one exception is a homeowner doing the work on their own home.

Work on streets, sidewalks, curbs or driveway approaches comes under a second registration, for right-of-way contractors. The right-of-way is the public land along the street, and the city counts sidewalks, trails, curbs and gutters as part of it. We call the strip of driveway that crosses that land to reach the street the driveway approach. The city also says a performance bond is required by ordinance for any work in that area.

A registration is valid for one year, the city's instructions say, so ask any contractor to show you a current one.

Pouring a driveway in Fishers

The city's instructions for right-of-way contractors say driveway work needs an inspection before the concrete is poured. We book that inspection ourselves, and we don't pour until it's done.

Sidewalk repair or replacement in the right-of-way needs a Right-of-Way Excavation Permit and a final inspection when the work is done. If your sidewalk panels have cracked or lifted, we tell you whether the job falls under that permit before we price it.

Getting to your backyard

A patio, a walkway or a hot tub pad out back means our crew has to get to your backyard. The city says a permit generally isn't needed just to cross the right-of-way to get there. It also says contractors should use the driveway whenever they can, and lay something like plywood when they cross grass or sidewalks so nothing gets damaged. We do both.

Calling 811

Before we dig, we contact Indiana 811 so buried utility lines get marked. Indiana's Call Before You Dig law says anyone who digs must make that contact at least two full working days before the work starts.

What to get in writing

Whoever you hire, ask to see their City of Fishers registration.

Our written quote says who books the city's inspection before the pour, how thick the slab will be and what goes under it. We also write down how our crew will reach your backyard and what we'll lay over the grass, and when you can use the new concrete.

Questions about concrete work in Fishers

Ask for a quote in Fishers

Send the quote form with your Fishers ZIP code and a few words about the job, or call us. We'll measure, tell you whether the city needs to inspect before the pour, and give you a written quote. The rest of our work is on the Carmel Concrete Pros home page.