Making Kenosha look better, one square at a time.
Driveways, stamped patios, sidewalks and garage slabs from a third-generation cement finisher who still shows up every day.
Know the price before anyone visits.
Most contractors make you wait for a number. Zars publishes one. Rates are per square foot and cover all labor and materials.
Driveways
Tear-outs, replacements and new construction
Patios
Square or curved, with room for a table and a grill
Stamped and colored patios
You choose the pattern and both colors
Private sidewalks
Custom groove joints included
Garage slabs
Attached garages, built to city code
Stoops and stairs
Additional steps add $200
From the 2024 Zars price list, based on 400 square feet or more. See every rate and try the estimator.
Stamped concrete in three decisions.
No two jobs come out alike. You make three choices, and Jeff makes sure they look right together on your house.
1Choose a pattern
Start with ashlar slate, or browse the pattern chart.
2Pick the concrete color
This is the lighter color you see across the surface.
3Pick the release color
The darker color settles into the pattern and gives it depth.
“They came as contractors, but left as friends!”
Gina D., on two weeks of driveway, approach and porch work
Read the reviewsJeff was super upfront about the cost breakdown and work that would be done… he pointed out critical things impacted by our sinking porch that other companies did not notice.
Nicole C., Google review
At no point did we feel pressured to pay for more than our original bid; Jeff simply explained the problem and left the choice up to us.
Emily S., Google review
Even though the breach was significantly deeper and wider than originally thought, he stayed with the same cost.
Rich H., Google review
Jeff and A.J. even came back on Saturday to spread grass seed and straw over the areas near the concrete.
Jack H., Google review
How a job runs
Reviewers mention the same thing again and again: Jeff is there, and he tells you what is happening.
Free quote at your place
Jeff walks the job, looks for problems and gives you an itemized number by email, text or mail.
Permits and layout
Zars handles City of Kenosha permits for city work and tells you what your project needs.
Tear-out, base and forms
Old concrete comes out and gets recycled. Compacted stone base, forms and reinforcement go in.
Pour and finish
Finished by hand and machine, with diamond saw-cut control joints and a protective sealer.
Clean up and restore the lawn
Edges get backfilled with dirt and grass seed, so you are left with the new concrete and nothing else.
A name pressed into the work.
Zars presses its name right into the concrete. A third-generation cement finisher signs his work.
Jeff Zarletti has spent over 30 years in cement, from laborer to estimator to owner. He's on site through the job, with a crew that customers mention by name in their reviews.
Meet Jeff