Commander Concrete

About Commander Concrete

Downtown Spanish Fork keeps its old grid of streets close to the river, and the sidewalks fronting its brick storefronts and the corner by the old grist mill take the brunt of every storm that drops down off the Wasatch. Commander Concrete treats those walks and drives as surfaces worth protecting — swept clear, treated against the freeze-thaw that can pit concrete over a hard winter. Their trucks are usually out before the shops unlock, opening the approach to Main Street so the morning's first customers step onto dry ground. It's a small, exacting job repeated storefront by storefront, in a town where the concrete underfoot has to survive canyon wind and hard freezes alike.