Save Money on Your New Driveway or Patio by Booking With Your Neighbor

At Concrete Indy LLC, we are always looking for ways to deliver high-quality concrete work while also helping our customers save money. One of the simplest and most effective ways we do this is through neighbor group scheduling for driveways and patios.
If you and one or more of your neighbors are considering new concrete work, coordinating your projects can lead to discounted pricing—without cutting corners on quality.

1. How Neighbor Scheduling Saves You Money

Concrete work involves significant labor and logistics. When we are able to complete multiple nearby projects on the same day, our crews operate more efficiently, which directly reduces costs. Those savings allow us to pass along discounts to homeowners.

Here’s where the efficiencies come from:

Reduced mobilization time

Our crews, equipment, and materials are already on site, eliminating duplicate setup and teardown.

Lower labor hours per job

Working back-to-back on neighboring properties keeps crews productive and minimizes downtime.

Streamlined material delivery

Concrete pours can often be coordinated from the same batch plant run, reducing scheduling complexity.

Faster overall completion

Both homeowners get their projects completed promptly, often the same day.

2. What Types of Projects Qualify?

Concrete driveways
Concrete patios
Sidewalks and walkways
Driveway extensions or approaches
The projects do not have to be identical—just close enough geographically and compatible in scheduling.

3. How the Discount Works

If you and your neighbor(s):

Request estimates around the same time
Approve your projects together
Allow us to schedule the work on the same day or consecutive days
We can often offer reduced pricing compared to individual, standalone jobs. The exact discount depends on project size, layout, and logistics, but the savings are real and measurable.

4. Why This Is a Win-Win

Your neighborhood upgrades together, improving curb appeal and property values
Our crews work more efficiently, allowing us to maintain consistent quality and timelines
This approach benefits everyone involved.

5. Thinking About It? Talk to Your Neighbor.

If you’re already planning a new driveway or patio, consider asking a neighbor if they’ve been thinking about the same thing. Many homeowners are surprised how often the answer is “yes.”
When you reach out to us, just mention that you are coordinating with a neighbor, and we’ll take it from there.