Concrete contractor for Genesee County
Commercial, municipal, and residential concrete out of Montrose, Michigan. Flatwork, sidewalks, foundations, and site concrete, formed, poured, and finished by the same family-run company since 2002.
01Scope of work
Two kinds of customers. One standard of work.
Commercial & public work
Flatwork, sidewalks, curb and gutter, ADA ramps, and site concrete for GCs, property managers, school districts, and municipalities. Evidence over adjectives: start with the permit record.
See the public project recordHome driveways & patios
Driveway replacement, patios, garage floors, and walks for Genesee County homeowners. A written quote, a crew that shows up, and a clear answer on when you can drive on it.
Residential concrete services
02On the public record
On the public record
A sample of permitted work from Genesee County building filings. No stock photos, no invented case studies. The record speaks for itself.
- 2026Public
Campus sidewalk, curb, and stair concrete program
Mott Community College, Flint
2026Campus sidewalk, curb, and stair concrete programMott Community College, FlintPublicOwnerMott Community CollegeLocationMain campus, 1401 E Court St, Flint, MI 48503TimeframeMay to August 2026Site conditionsOne-lane closure of Court Street required to complete the work.Concrete sidewalk, curb, pad, curb ramp openings, concrete stairs, and trip-hazard replacement and repair for ADA and campus safety before fall semester.
What the work included
- Saw-cut, remove, and replace damaged sidewalks, curbs, pads, curb ramp openings, and walk-up steps
- Pour 5-inch, 4000 psi air-entrained concrete sidewalk on compacted aggregate with welded-wire reinforcement
- Repair MDOT-style concrete curb with reinforcing bars
- Finish with medium broom and tooled edges
- Correct trip hazards and restore damaged landscaping
- Barricade completed work on an occupied campus
- Maintain one-lane traffic control on Court Street during adjacent concrete work
- 2026Public
City Hall sidewalk replacement, 5,625 square feet
Flint City Hall, Flint
2026City Hall sidewalk replacement, 5,625 square feetFlint City Hall, FlintPublicOwnerCity of FlintLocationFlint City Hall, 1101 S Saginaw St, Flint, MI 48502Timeframe2026Remove and replace 5,625 square feet of deteriorated sidewalk at City Hall, including the "Back Forty" area behind Police and Fire.
What the work included
- Saw-cut and remove marked sidewalk squares
- Prepare grade and compact 23A sub-base
- Pour new 6-inch concrete sidewalk at the Back Forty
- Install expansion and control joints
- Broom-finish and edge the new walks
- Backfill, place topsoil, seed, fertilize, and restore lawn
- 2024-26Public
Citywide seasonal speed hump program, about 175 units
Local streets, Flint
2024-26Citywide seasonal speed hump program, about 175 unitsLocal streets, FlintPublicOwnerCity of Flint, Department of Public WorksLocationLocal streets across the City of Flint, MITimeframeApril through November, 2024 to 2026Seasonal installation, maintenance, and removal of approximately 175 curb-to-curb speed humps on local roads.
What the work included
- Pick up city-owned speed hump sections from the city yard
- Install humps curb to curb with end caps, mid-sections, and lag bolts
- Set city-provided signs and posts where required
- Maintain units during the season, including loose bolts and service calls
- Remove humps in November and return them to the city yard
- 2025Public
Campus flatwork at three Mott campuses
Mott Community College, Flint, Fenton, Lapeer
2025Campus flatwork at three Mott campusesMott Community College, Flint, Fenton, LapeerPublicOwnerMott Community CollegeLocationMain campus, 1401 E Court St, Flint, MI; Southern Lakes Branch Center, Fenton, MI; Lapeer Extension Center, Lapeer, MITimeframeMay to September 2025Concrete sidewalk, curb, pad, curb ramp openings, concrete stairs, and trip-hazard replacement and repair at Mott campuses in Flint, Fenton, and Lapeer.
What the work included
- Remove and replace sidewalk flags, pads and slabs, curbs, curb ramp openings, concrete stairs, and walk-up steps
- Pour 5-inch, 4000 psi air-entrained concrete sidewalk on compacted aggregate with welded-wire reinforcement
- Repair MDOT-style concrete curb with reinforcing bars
- Correct trip hazards
- Restore damaged landscaping and barricade completed work on an occupied campus
Permit entries from Genesee County building permit filings. Detailed project descriptions provided by Better 2 Enterprises.
03The short version
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Years in business
A+
BBB rating, accredited since 2018
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Documented projects on record
04From a recent customer
“they did good work on time and very respectful”
05Questions
Common questions
What areas do you cover?
Our core area is Genesee County: Flint, Flushing, Burton, Grand Blanc, Swartz Creek, Clio, Davison, and our home base of Montrose. For the right job we travel up to about an hour and a half from Montrose, and we have completed projects as far out as Midland and Yale. If you are anywhere in that range, call and ask.
Do you work with school districts and municipalities?
Yes. Public and institutional work is a core part of what we do. Our Genesee County permit record includes transit shelter pads, slabs, and sidewalks across Flint, and we do concrete work for public school districts. See the municipal and school district page for the full project record.
Do you do residential work too?
Yes. Driveways, driveway replacement, patios, garage floors, sidewalks, porches, and steps for homeowners across Genesee County. The same company that pours transit pads for the public record pours your driveway.
How long has Better 2 Enterprises been in business?
Better 2 Enterprises was incorporated in September 2002 and has been doing concrete work in Genesee County ever since. The company is BBB accredited with an A+ rating and has been accredited since March 2018.
How do I get a quote?
Call (810) 493-3521 or send the quote form on the contact page. Tell us where the job is and roughly what you need, and we will take it from there.
Tell us about the job
Call (810) 493-3521 or send the form. Whether it is a bus shelter pad or a backyard patio, it starts with a conversation.