Ryan Doucette
5 reviews · 4 weeks ago
“This company is great. Hard working guys who make sure you end up with a great result. Very experienced workers who can adapt to any job you throw at them!”
Conmee
Footings and foundation walls, driveways, patios, walkways, garage floors and finished surfaces. What is different in Conmee is scale. The distance from the road to the building is the number that drives most quotes, and a lot of the work here is new construction rather than replacement, which puts foundations and driveways on the same job more often than not.
Precision Concrete works out of 684 City Rd in Thunder Bay. Two owners, both raised here, each with more than eleven years in concrete, running the company under this name since 2024. Conmee is a straight run west on Highway 11/17, and the highway goes the full length of the township, which makes getting a truck to most properties simpler here than the acreage suggests.
Conmee holds about 800 people across large rural parcels, with Mokomon and Hume still on the map from earlier days and Kakabeka Falls a few minutes up the road for anything you need during a build. The township sits high enough that some properties look out toward Lake Superior and the Sleeping Giant.
All six, available across the township. Each links through to the full detail.
DrivewaysThe defining Conmee job. A run of several hundred feet needs a base built for its whole length, proper crown so water sheds, and joints spaced for the distance. We tear out, grade, base and pour.Price my driveway »
FoundationsFootings, walls and slabs for new builds, additions, garages and outbuildings. There is nothing tight about a Conmee building site, which makes the excavation and the forming straightforward compared to a city lot.Plan your foundation »
Garage FloorsFlat, hard-troweled floors, sloped to a drain where the building needs it. Shops and detached garages are close to standard on parcels this size.Pour a new garage floor »
PatiosBackyard slabs placed for the outlook. On the higher Conmee properties that means facing the view rather than the back door, and it is worth walking the yard before deciding.Design your patio »
Walkways and StepsFront walks, side paths and steps between buildings. Where the drive stops well short of the door, the walk becomes a real piece of work rather than an afterthought.Fix my walkway »
Stamped and Decorative ConcreteBroom, smooth or exposed aggregate. On a driveway this long, exposed aggregate wears more evenly than a smooth finish and hides what a rural approach picks up.See stamped options »5-star ratings from Google
5 reviews · 4 weeks ago
“This company is great. Hard working guys who make sure you end up with a great result. Very experienced workers who can adapt to any job you throw at them!”
1 review · 4 months ago
“Had a beautiful patio done for my parents in their backyard, stamped and sealed. Looks fantastic and very professional/efficient crew! 10/10 and would highly recommend!”
2 reviews · 6 months ago
“They did an amazing job. Definitely recommend them if you're looking for a concrete contractor in Thunder Bay.”
2 reviews · 6 months ago
“Precision Concrete did an outstanding job. Professional, reliable, and top-quality work from start to finish. Tyler and Johnny were great to work with and made sure everything was done right.”
1 review · a year ago
“Excellent work from Tyler and Johnny. I was blown away from start to finish with their attention to detail and overall craftsmanship. If you want your job done right, call precision concrete.”
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Read our Google reviewsFour things that make a Conmee pour different from a city one.
Five acres is the smallest parcel here and many run far larger, so the distance from Highway 11/17 or the side road to your building is measured in hundreds of feet. At that length the base cannot be uniform guesswork, the crown has to actually shed water along the whole run, and joint spacing has to be planned rather than eyeballed. Quote the run, not a rate.
Highway 11/17 runs the length of Conmee, which means most properties are a short distance off a maintained road rather than deep down a bush trail. That matters for a loaded mixer. We still drive the route before booking the truck, but Conmee is generally an easier township to get concrete into than its lot sizes imply.
Conmee has been getting younger, with families choosing the township and building on it. That changes the work: a footing, a foundation, a garage slab and a driveway on the same property in the same season rather than one replacement job. Sequencing those correctly saves a mobilization and it is worth planning at the first consultation.
Requirements are not the same across Thunder Bay District municipalities, and what a Conmee build needs is not automatically what a Thunder Bay one needs. We confirm the specifics with the township before your job goes on the calendar rather than after the forms are up.
Long driveways get measured, not estimated from a satellite image. You get a number built on the distance from your road to your building rather than a township average.
We are in Thunder Bay, straight east on Highway 11/17. A Conmee job is a normal day for us, not a trip we have to justify.
Building new? Footings, garage slab and driveway sequenced properly saves you a mobilization and gets the site finished in one season instead of two.
Minor repairs on our own work, guaranteed to your satisfaction, and we are close enough that keeping that promise is a morning rather than an expedition.
Oliver Paipoonge sits between Conmee and the city, and the Slate River Valley runs south of that. If you are on the far side of Kakabeka Falls or further south, one of these pages is probably yours.
The first four are all within forty kilometres of our City Rd shop.
Book a free on-site consultation in Conmee Township, or call (807) 633-0653.
Tell us the run from the road and what you want built. We measure it and quote it at no charge.