ICG Construction & Landscaping
Concrete Construction & Flatwork in Reno
From a new patio to a foundation, ICG coordinates concrete work around your property, your plans and the way the space will be used.
Discuss My Concrete ProjectYour vision. Your investment. A plan for what comes next.
- Patios, driveways, slabs and foundations
- Residential and contractor inquiries
- Concrete within a coordinated build
From the ICG portfolioConsider the possibilities
Built Into the Bigger Picture
Concrete and exterior-space photography from ICG's website. Materials and project scope are confirmed during consultation.
A better starting point
Your vision and your budget.
In the same conversation.
Thoughtful planning brings the design, the scope and the construction together before the work begins.
Meet your project team
A clear scope for the surfaces and structures you need.
Concrete work starts with understanding the use, the site and the details. ICG offers concrete services as part of its broader construction capabilities, supporting homeowners and contractors with project-specific planning.
Based in Reno, ICG brings construction and landscape services under one roof, with design support through Perception Design Group and project management throughout the build.
Tell Us What You Have in MindPatios, driveways and walkways
Discuss the layout, intended use and finish for your exterior surfaces.
Slabs and foundations
Review the plans and concrete requirements for your residential or construction project.
Steps and decorative finishes
Explore the details of the scope, including stamped or decorative options where appropriate.
Start the conversation
Have a concrete project in mind? Start with the scope.
From the first idea to the final details
A Clearer Path to Your Project
Already have plans or just getting started? We meet you where you are.
- 01
Tell us what you need
Share the location, intended use and approximate area or construction scope.
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Review the plans and site
Discuss existing conditions, access, preparation and any available project drawings.
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Define the details
Align the scope, finish, estimate and timing with the overall project.
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Coordinate the agreed work
Proceed with the planned concrete work and discuss project-specific care and use guidance.
Why ICG
One Project. A Connected Approach.
A productive first conversation starts with the right details.
| What matters | The ICG approach | What to bring to the conversation |
|---|---|---|
| Use-led planning | The proposed concrete work is considered for its intended use. | Plans, approximate area and how it will be used. |
| Defined details | Preparation, scope and finish are discussed before proceeding. | Existing conditions, access and finish preferences. |
| Construction coordination | Concrete can be part of a broader building or landscape project. | Other work, trades and the intended sequence. |
Your next step
Let's Talk About Your Concrete Project
Share the surface or structure you need, where it is located and whether you have plans ready for review.
- Project-specific scope and budget discussion
- A next step based on your planning stage
- No online request is a construction commitment
Rooted in Reno.
Serving Reno, Sparks, Carson City and Northern Nevada. Ask about Lake Tahoe and Truckee project availability.
What concrete projects can I discuss with ICG?
ICG lists foundations, slabs, driveways, patios, walkways, steps and decorative concrete among its services. The team will review your specific requirements to confirm fit.
Do you offer decorative or stamped finishes?
These are included among ICG's advertised concrete services. Discuss the look you want and confirm available finishes, suitability and pricing during project planning.
Can contractors request concrete pricing?
Yes. Identify the subcontract scope, site location, plans available and desired timing so the team can review the opportunity.
Can concrete be part of a larger project?
Yes. ICG offers excavation, construction and landscape installation. Concrete work can be discussed alongside those services where they are part of the same project.
What information is needed for an estimate?
The intended use, approximate dimensions, location, access, existing surface and any plans are useful starting points. Pricing depends on the reviewed scope and site conditions.
When can I use newly installed concrete?
The appropriate timing depends on the concrete work, finish and site conditions. Request project-specific curing and use instructions from the team rather than relying on a general timeline.