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A driveway is the welcome mat of a house, and after nearly eight years in business Silvers Concrete and Paving has turned thousands of central-Indiana entrances into clean, crisp statements of curb appeal. The locally-owned crew operates out of Indianapolis and will happily roll a truck anywhere within a 50-mile radius. Fishers, Westfield, Greenwood, Zionsville, even Kokomo.
A First Look that Lasts
Most homeowners choose concrete for three simple reasons:
Stays put. Once it cures, a correctly poured slab won’t rut under SUVs or shift like gravel.
Low fuss. A broom, a garden hose, and an occasional clear sealer are the whole maintenance schedule.
Instant polish. Bright, even edges frame landscaping and make the front of the house pop in real-estate photos.
“Nothing brings us more joy than crafting beautiful spaces our Indianapolis neighbors enjoy. With one of the longest warranties in the industry, we take pride in fulfilling your concrete needs to create something you will enjoy for years to come,” says company owner Anthony Miller. “That’s the promise we make on every quote.”
Design Options That Fit Indy Neighborhoods
Classic broom finish – Traction under winter boots; blends with brick ranches and traditional two-stories.
Picture-frame border – A shallow saw-cut four inches in that gives new builds in Carmel & Westfield a custom edge
Soft charcoal tint – Subtle color upgrade approved by most HOAs; looks sharp against modern farmhouse siding.
The Silvers team has a design gallery for you to see what different types of concrete pours can look like.
How a Typical Project Flows
What Happens | What You’ll Notice |
Crew removes old surface, builds compacted stone base | Minimal lawn disturbance—boards protect the yard |
Forms set | Driveway outline appears; you approve shape & slope |
Concrete truck arrives, pour & finish | Fresh slab cures behind caution tape |
Light rinse, forms gone, driveway opens | Keys back in your pocket—park away! |
(Larger or decorative projects may add a day for curing; weather can shift schedules.)
Questions Worth Asking Any Contractor
Do you handle permits with my township? (That’s usually on the homeowner, but we try and help whee we can)
What mix strength and reinforcement do you use? (4,500 psi which is above industry standard)
Service Area at a Glance
Indianapolis • Carmel • Fishers • Westfield • Noblesville • Geist • Whitestown • Zionsville • Avon • Brownsburg • Lebanon • Kokomo and every neighborhood in between.
Plan Your Upgrade
Check Them out at:
Silver’s Concrete & Paving
1311 W 96th St, Indianapolis, IN 46260
Monday – Friday 8 AM – 5 PM
A driveway is the welcome mat of a house, and after nearly eight years in business Silvers Concrete and Paving has turned thousands of central-Indiana entrances into clean, crisp statements of curb appeal. The locally-owned crew operates out of Indianapolis and will happily roll a truck anywhere within a 50-mile radius. Fishers, Westfield, Greenwood, Zionsville, even Kokomo.
A First Look that Lasts
Most homeowners choose concrete for three simple reasons:
Stays put. Once it cures, a correctly poured slab won’t rut under SUVs or shift like gravel.
Low fuss. A broom, a garden hose, and an occasional clear sealer are the whole maintenance schedule.
Instant polish. Bright, even edges frame landscaping and make the front of the house pop in real-estate photos.
“Nothing brings us more joy than crafting beautiful spaces our Indianapolis neighbors enjoy. With one of the longest warranties in the industry, we take pride in fulfilling your concrete needs to create something you will enjoy for years to come,” says company owner Anthony Miller. “That’s the promise we make on every quote.”
Design Options That Fit Indy Neighborhoods
Classic broom finish – Traction under winter boots; blends with brick ranches and traditional two-stories.
Picture-frame border – A shallow saw-cut four inches in that gives new builds in Carmel & Westfield a custom edge
Soft charcoal tint – Subtle color upgrade approved by most HOAs; looks sharp against modern farmhouse siding.
The Silvers team has a design gallery for you to see what different types of concrete pours can look like.
How a Typical Project Flows
What Happens | What You’ll Notice |
Crew removes old surface, builds compacted stone base | Minimal lawn disturbance—boards protect the yard |
Forms set | Driveway outline appears; you approve shape & slope |
Concrete truck arrives, pour & finish | Fresh slab cures behind caution tape |
Light rinse, forms gone, driveway opens | Keys back in your pocket—park away! |
(Larger or decorative projects may add a day for curing; weather can shift schedules.)
Questions Worth Asking Any Contractor
Do you handle permits with my township? (That’s usually on the homeowner, but we try and help whee we can)
What mix strength and reinforcement do you use? (4,500 psi which is above industry standard)
Service Area at a Glance
Indianapolis • Carmel • Fishers • Westfield • Noblesville • Geist • Whitestown • Zionsville • Avon • Brownsburg • Lebanon • Kokomo and every neighborhood in between.
Plan Your Upgrade
Check Them out at:
Silver’s Concrete & Paving
1311 W 96th St, Indianapolis, IN 46260
Monday – Friday 8 AM – 5 PM
A driveway is the welcome mat of a house, and after nearly eight years in business Silvers Concrete and Paving has turned thousands of central-Indiana entrances into clean, crisp statements of curb appeal. The locally-owned crew operates out of Indianapolis and will happily roll a truck anywhere within a 50-mile radius. Fishers, Westfield, Greenwood, Zionsville, even Kokomo.
A First Look that Lasts
Most homeowners choose concrete for three simple reasons:
Stays put. Once it cures, a correctly poured slab won’t rut under SUVs or shift like gravel.
Low fuss. A broom, a garden hose, and an occasional clear sealer are the whole maintenance schedule.
Instant polish. Bright, even edges frame landscaping and make the front of the house pop in real-estate photos.
“Nothing brings us more joy than crafting beautiful spaces our Indianapolis neighbors enjoy. With one of the longest warranties in the industry, we take pride in fulfilling your concrete needs to create something you will enjoy for years to come,” says company owner Anthony Miller. “That’s the promise we make on every quote.”
Design Options That Fit Indy Neighborhoods
Classic broom finish – Traction under winter boots; blends with brick ranches and traditional two-stories.
Picture-frame border – A shallow saw-cut four inches in that gives new builds in Carmel & Westfield a custom edge
Soft charcoal tint – Subtle color upgrade approved by most HOAs; looks sharp against modern farmhouse siding.
The Silvers team has a design gallery for you to see what different types of concrete pours can look like.
How a Typical Project Flows
What Happens | What You’ll Notice |
Crew removes old surface, builds compacted stone base | Minimal lawn disturbance—boards protect the yard |
Forms set | Driveway outline appears; you approve shape & slope |
Concrete truck arrives, pour & finish | Fresh slab cures behind caution tape |
Light rinse, forms gone, driveway opens | Keys back in your pocket—park away! |
(Larger or decorative projects may add a day for curing; weather can shift schedules.)
Questions Worth Asking Any Contractor
Do you handle permits with my township? (That’s usually on the homeowner, but we try and help whee we can)
What mix strength and reinforcement do you use? (4,500 psi which is above industry standard)
Service Area at a Glance
Indianapolis • Carmel • Fishers • Westfield • Noblesville • Geist • Whitestown • Zionsville • Avon • Brownsburg • Lebanon • Kokomo and every neighborhood in between.
Plan Your Upgrade
Check Them out at:
Silver’s Concrete & Paving
1311 W 96th St, Indianapolis, IN 46260
Monday – Friday 8 AM – 5 PM
Written By:
Nate Spangle
Nate Spangle
