The Foothills Concrete Company is a locally rooted, Christian-owned concrete contractor serving Long View, an established town on Hickory's western edge, straddling the Catawba and Burke county line. We pour driveways, patios, sidewalks, retaining walls and more — built to last, finished right, and backed by first-class customer service from first call to final walkthrough.
Tell us about your Long View concrete project and we'll get back to you — usually same day or next. No high-pressure sales, no surprise fees. Just a thorough on-site assessment and an honest written quote.
From driveways and patios to retaining walls and commercial slabs, The Foothills Concrete Company handles residential and commercial concrete throughout Long View and the surrounding Catawba County area. Every project is poured to the right thickness, reinforced correctly, and finished to last.

New driveways, replacements, and resurfacing — poured over a compacted base for a smooth, lasting surface.
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Custom patios in broom finish or stamped patterns that mimic stone, brick, slate, or wood — sealed for the Foothills.
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Smooth, safe, attractive paths that connect your property and improve curb appeal — residential and commercial.
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Poured and segmental block walls that control erosion, manage runoff, and level sloped yards — drainage built in.
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Slip-resistant, cool-to-the-touch pool decks in stamped, textured, or broom finishes — built for splash and sun.
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Heavy-duty reinforced pads engineered for the weight of motorhomes, trailers, and boats — level and built to last.
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Durable concrete for businesses — parking areas, sidewalks, loading zones, ADA ramps, and slabs.
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Long View runs along US 70 immediately west of Hickory, with the town limits straddling the Catawba and Burke county line. It is one of the closest communities to our base — most Long View jobs are a ten-minute drive for our crews, which is why we can usually get out for an estimate the same week you call.
Long View is dense, established, and mostly built out. The housing stock skews mid-century, the lots are modest, and the driveways are narrow. Very little of what we do here is a blank slab on open ground — nearly all of it is replacing concrete that has been in the ground fifty or sixty years.
That work needs a different approach than a wide-open new pour. Tight access, existing structures, mature trees and their roots, and neighbors close on both sides all shape how we form and pour. We plan for it instead of discovering it on pour day.
Long View sits directly against Hickory's western edge along the US 70 corridor, with the municipal boundary crossing the Catawba–Burke county line. It is a compact, established town — largely built out by the middle of the twentieth century — and that history is written into its concrete. Most Long View driveways, walks, and steps are original to houses that are now sixty to eighty years old.
Driveway replacement is the single most common job we do in Long View. Concrete from that era was typically poured four inches or thinner with no reinforcement, and after six decades of freeze-thaw the slabs are cracked through, settled at the joints, and often heaved by tree roots. We remove it, deal with the roots and the base honestly, and repour at proper thickness with reinforcement.
We also do a lot of front walks, steps, and small patios here. Long View lots are modest, so the work is precise rather than large — matching grades to an existing porch, keeping water moving away from a foundation that is close to the drive, and getting a clean finish in a space with no room to stage equipment.
Because Long View is minutes from our Hickory base, we can usually walk a Long View property quickly and get you a written number without a long wait.
Whatever your project, Long View homeowners count on us for concrete driveways, stamped concrete patios, and retaining wall construction done right the first time. We also serve nearby Brookford, Hildebran and Conover, and you can explore all our concrete services or request a free Long View estimate whenever you're ready.
Straight answers about concrete work in Long View and the NC Foothills. If your question isn't here, call us directly at (828) 471-7706.
The Foothills Concrete Company is a locally rooted, Christian-owned concrete contractor serving Long View and the surrounding Catawba County area. We specialize in concrete driveways, patios, sidewalks and walkways, retaining walls, pool decks, RV pads, stamped concrete, and commercial concrete — every project backed by first-class customer service. We're licensed and insured, offer free on-site estimates, and provide transparent written pricing with no surprises. Call (828) 471-7706.
Yes. Long View is within The Foothills Concrete Company's standard service area. We serve Long View and the surrounding Catawba County communities, along with the broader NC Foothills across Catawba, Alexander, Caldwell, Burke, Lincoln, and Iredell Counties. Estimates in Long View are always free.
In the Long View area, a standard broom-finished concrete driveway typically runs $8–$15 per square foot installed, while stamped or decorative driveways run $14–$22 per square foot. Final pricing depends on site prep, slope, drainage, removal of old concrete, and finish. We provide free, detailed written estimates for Long View projects with no hidden fees.
Usually it needs replacing rather than repairing. Once roots have lifted a slab, grinding or patching the high spot doesn't address the root that caused it, and the slab keeps moving. During the free estimate we'll look at where the roots run, tell you honestly what can be cut without harming the tree, and price a replacement that accounts for them.
Yes — it's most of what we do here. Long View lots are narrow and close together, so we plan truck placement, chute reach or pumping, and material staging before the pour is scheduled. Tight access affects how a job is run, but it doesn't have to affect the quality of the finished slab.
New concrete typically handles foot traffic after 24–48 hours, but wait at least 7 days before driving passenger vehicles on it and a full 28 days before parking heavy vehicles, RVs, or equipment. Concrete reaches about 70% of its strength in the first week and keeps curing for roughly a month. We provide clear curing instructions with every pour.
The Foothills Concrete Company proudly serves Long View and the surrounding Catawba County area, along with nearby communities including Brookford, Hildebran and Conover. From our Hickory base we cover the full NC Foothills region. Contact us to confirm service to your Long View address.