Working in Glen Burnie
Much of Glen Burnie's housing was built between the 1950s and 1980s, which means original concrete driveways are now well past their service life. Spalling surfaces, settled sections and cracked aprons are the calls we take most often here, and in most cases full replacement over a properly compacted base costs less over ten years than repeated patching.
Decks are the other constant. Pressure-treated decks built in the eighties and nineties are reaching the point where the ledger flashing has failed or the framing has gone soft. We tear off, re-flash the ledger properly, and rebuild on new footings — often upgrading to composite decking so the homeowner is done maintaining it.
We handle Anne Arundel County permit submissions and inspection scheduling as part of the job, so you aren't managing that yourself.
