Is Concrete Work in NJ Taxable?

NJ State laws do not require you to pay taxes if you are replacing existing concrete or installing new concrete. The State of NJ requires homeowners to pay sales tax on concrete repair work (temporary fixes) only. Concrete Works pays sales taxes upfront for all material on all our jobs to ensure sales tax on material does not fall on homeowners

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Understanding the Costs of Concrete Driveways

What homeowners need to know before installing a concrete driveway When we think about improving the curb appeal of a home, we usually think about adding a garden bed or maybe replacing some worn-out siding. The driveway might not be top of mind, but the curb appeal...

What’s the standard sidewalk width in NJ?
What’s the standard sidewalk width in NJ?

Most sidewalks in South Jersey are 3-4 feet wide.  Narrow sidewalks can be as small as 2 ft wide and some sections throughout our area have sidewalk widths up to 5 ft!Submit a Comment Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * 

What’s the difference between Stamped Concrete & Pavers?
What’s the difference between Stamped Concrete & Pavers?

Stamped Concrete and pavers offer an upgraded look for homeowners but what’s the main differences? Stamped Concrete is a solid slab with stone impressions and color. Pavers are individual pieces of concrete that are put together to make the look. A lot of NJ...