Working on a Narberth lot
Lots here are narrow, houses sit close to each other, and rear access is frequently a shared alley rather than a driveway. On most Narberth properties the concrete has to be barrowed or pumped to the back, which is the main thing separating a real estimate from a guess. Street parking is dense enough that where the truck stands and when has to be agreed with the borough in advance rather than sorted out on the morning.
What we build here
- Compact rear patios sized to the yard rather than to a round number
- Front walks and steps, with consistent riser heights
- Driveway and parking-pad replacement where the lot allows one
- Basement and garage floor slabs
- Porch and stoop repair on the borough's older housing stock
Drainage between close neighbours
On a Narberth lot, adding an impervious surface moves water somewhere, and "somewhere" is frequently the property next door. We set falls deliberately and work out where the run-off ends up before the forms go in. Where a yard genuinely has nowhere to shed to, we say so at estimate stage rather than after the pour.
Is Narberth in Delaware County?
No: Narberth Borough is in Montgomery County, entirely enclosed by Lower Merion Township. Hoffman Concrete Contractors serves Delaware, Chester, Bucks and Montgomery County, so Narberth is well inside the area we cover; it is simply Lower Merion and the borough, not a Delaware County municipality, that you deal with for permits.
