612 Shaftsbury Lane, Troy, ring (937) 875-0699

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Dalton Concrete Construction Inc. has been pouring concrete in Troy and Miami County since 1981, forty five years of driveways, sidewalks, patios, footers, slabs and barn floors, and the company is on the City of Troy's licensed sidewalk, curb, gutter and drive approach contractor list. The trouble is that daltonconcrete.com belongs to a completely different concrete company in Memphis, Tennessee, so a customer who types the obvious thing gets sent to another state. This page is not their website. It is a demonstration of what a page written for this Dalton Concrete would look like. To reach the actual company, ring (937) 875-0699.

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Concrete flatwork and foundations

Forty five years of work in Troy, and not one page of it is findable.

The services below are the ones this company is recorded as doing, sidewalks, driveways, patios, footers, slabs, barn floors and excavating, plus the licensed sidewalk, curb, gutter and drive approach work that puts it on the City of Troy's own contractor list. The wording underneath is ours, written to show what a service section reads like when somebody sits down and writes it for a concrete contractor rather than leaving it to a Facebook feed. Ring (937) 875-0699 and ask about your job.

Concrete Driveways

The job most people ring a concrete contractor about, and the one where the base underneath matters more than the surface on top. A driveway that cracks in three years usually failed at the base rather than in the mix. Forty five years in the same county means somebody has seen how Miami County ground behaves through that many freeze and thaw cycles.

Sidewalks, Curb, Gutter and Drive Approaches

This is the licensed category and it is the credential worth leading with. Dalton Concrete Construction is on the City of Troy's own list of licensed sidewalk, curb, gutter and drive approach contractors, dated November 2025. Municipal approach and curb work has to meet the city's spec, and being on that list is the city saying so in writing.

Patios and Flatwork

Patios are the job where the finish shows, because people stand on them and look at them rather than driving over them. Slope for drainage, control joints in the right places and a consistent finish are what separate a patio that still looks right in year ten from one that does not. Ring and talk through the size and the shape.

Footers and Foundations

Footers are the least visible and least forgiving concrete on any job, because everything above them depends on getting the depth, the width and the steel right the first time. This is the work where a company with forty five years and a municipal license is a different proposition from the cheapest number you can find.

Slabs, Garage and Barn Floors

Barn floors are specifically on the record for this company, which tells you they work outside town as well as in it. Agricultural slabs take loads and chemicals a garage floor never sees, and they usually have to be poured around a building that is already standing. Different job, and worth using somebody who has done it.

Excavating and Site Prep

Recorded alongside the concrete work, and it matters because it means one company can do the digging and the pouring rather than coordinating two. Most concrete that fails, fails because of what was or was not done before the truck arrived. Having the same outfit responsible for both ends of that removes an argument later.

Finished work

Concrete is bought by looking at other concrete.

Nobody picks a concrete contractor from a paragraph. They look at a finished driveway, a stamped patio, a clean edge on an approach, and they decide. Ryan Concrete Construction, which sits on the same City of Troy licensed contractor list, has a website with a project gallery. Dalton Concrete has forty five years of finished work in the same county and no gallery at all. Every image below is stock, standing in for photographs that could be taken on a phone at the end of any job. Ring (937) 875-0699.

Forty five years of driveways in Miami County, none of them online

Sidewalk, curb and approach work, licensed with the City of Troy

Patios, where the finish is the whole job

Footers, the concrete nobody sees and everything sits on

Garage floors, slabs and barn floors

Excavating and site prep by the same outfit that pours

Troy, Ohio, Miami County, since 1981

How it works

How to actually get a price out of them.

Ring (937) 875-0699

That number is on the City of Troy's licensed contractor list dated November 2025 and on the Better Business Bureau profile, and both agree, which is worth something. Ask for Dan Dalton. Concrete is a walk the site and look at it trade, so expect the conversation to end with somebody coming out rather than a number over the phone.

Say what it is and roughly how big

Driveway, sidewalk, approach, patio, footer, slab, barn floor or excavating. Then rough dimensions, or just the shape of it. A concrete contractor thinks in square feet and yards of mix, so even a rough measurement moves the conversation along faster than a description.

Say what is there now

Whether it is a fresh pour on bare ground or a tear out and replace makes a large difference to the work and the timeline. If there is an old slab or drive coming out, say so, and mention access, because whether a truck can get near the pour changes the job more than most people expect.

If it touches the street, mention it

Drive approaches, curbs and public sidewalks are the licensed category, and Dalton Concrete Construction is on the City of Troy's list for exactly that work. If your job runs to the road, say so early, because permits and city spec are part of it and using an unlicensed contractor for that work is a problem you inherit.

About us

The name is taken by Memphis. Two better ones are sitting there unregistered.

Here is the situation in plain terms. Type daltonconcrete.com into a browser today and you get Dalton Concrete of Memphis, Tennessee, telephone (901) 716-9022, offering driveways, patios and stamped concrete in Arlington and the rest of Shelby County. It is a real, unrelated company with a real website, and it has the obvious name. That is not a fixable problem, the name is gone. What is fixable is that daltonconcreteconstruction.com and daltonconcretetroy.com were both checked today and both come back unregistered. Either one is available right now for the price of a tank of diesel, and either one says Troy rather than Memphis to anybody reading the address. Meanwhile the only thing this company owns online is a Facebook page, and a Facebook page is a feed, not a website. It scrolls, it is not indexed the way a site is, it cannot show a proper gallery of forty five years of work, and it does not carry a service list a search engine can read. Compare that with Ryan Concrete Construction, which appears on the same City of Troy licensed contractor list and has its own site with a project gallery. When a homeowner in Troy searches for a concrete contractor, that is who they find. None of this is a comment on the concrete. Started in 1981, still on the city's licensed list as of November 2025, an A plus rating with the Better Business Bureau and forty five years of driveways in the same county is a genuinely strong record. The website is just the part nobody got to.

■Pouring concrete in Troy and Miami County since 1981

■Licensed with the City of Troy for sidewalk, curb, gutter and drive approach

■Driveways, patios, sidewalks and flatwork

■Footers, foundations, slabs and barn floors

■Excavating and site prep by the same company

■A plus rating with the Better Business Bureau

■612 Shaftsbury Lane, Troy, OH 45373

Hours

MondayPours and site visits

TuesdayPours and site visits

WednesdayPours and site visits

ThursdayPours and site visits

FridayPours and site visits

SaturdayBy arrangement

SundayClosed

Straight answer about where these hours come from. Dalton Concrete Construction publishes no opening hours anywhere. Not on the City of Troy contractor list, not on the Better Business Bureau profile, not on the Facebook page. The rows above describe how a concrete crew actually works rather than a schedule anybody has printed, and they are labelled that way on purpose. Concrete is weather work and season work, so the real answer to when can you do it is usually a date rather than a time of day, and that date depends on the forecast and on what is already booked. Ring (937) 875-0699 and ask where the schedule stands. Putting real hours, even hours that say ring and leave a message, on a page you own is the cheapest single fix on this page.

Find us

612 Shaftsbury Lane, Troy, OH 45373

This one is consistent, which is worth saying after everything else on this page. 612 Shaftsbury Lane, Troy, OH 45373 appears on the City of Troy's licensed sidewalk, curb, gutter and drive approach contractor list dated November 4, 2025, and on the Better Business Bureau profile, and the phone number matches on both. There is no address confusion here at all. The confusion is entirely about the name, and it is one domain registration away from being solved. Ring (937) 875-0699.

(937) 875-0699

Get in touch

Tell them what you want poured.

What it is, roughly how big, what is there now, and whether it touches the street. That is enough for a concrete contractor to know whether to come out and measure. Ringing (937) 875-0699 is still the fastest route, and this form is here for the people who would rather type it out in the evening than ring during the working day.