Concrete Services in the River Valley
Fort Smith is home base, and the River Valley is where Goodwin & Goodwin has poured since 1980.
What doesn’t change from job to job
Every job starts the same way, whether its a driveway in Van Buren or a commercial pad in Fort Smith: our engineering group specs the subgrade, thickness, and joint layout before anyone pours, the concrete is mixed on site so nothing sits in a drum during the drive, and the crew that shows up is matched to the type of work. That’s the standard on a Greenwood patio the same as a Clarksville commercial slab.
Services In the River Valley
Foundations
Footings, thickened-edge slabs, monolithic pads, and slab-on-grade for new builds and additions. Formed and reinforced to the engineered plan, inspected before the pour.
Other Flatwork
Sidewalks, patios, ADA compliant ramps, dumpster pads, equipment slabs, loading areas, and etc. Correct thickness and joint layout for the traffic the surface will actually see.
Drainage
Storm drains, trench drains, curb and gutter, and grading that moves water off the surface instead of under it. Water is what kills concrete — plan for it first.
Other Exterior Work
Steps, aprons, bollards, pier & sonotube pours. Preparatory earthwork and grading. Demolition and replace-in-place on failed/cracked slabs.
Retaining Walls
Poured walls and dry-stack Verti-Block Systems for grade changes, embankments, and erosion control. Verti-Block stacks without mortar, so walls go up faster with less labor and less downtime.
Towns we cover
Fort Smith, Van Buren, Alma, Greenwood, Lavaca, Charleston, Mansfield, Ozark, Clarksville, Mountainburg, Cedarville, Midland, Booneville, and surrounding areas. This list isn’t exhaustive. If you’re in or near the River Valley and don’t see your town listed, reach out anyway — most jobs within a 30-90 minute drive of Fort Smith are ones we can quote and fulfill.
Ready to talk about your project?
Send us the details or just call. We’ll take a look at it, tell you what it needs, and how we can do it.