KENTON COUNTY · NORTHERN KENTUCKY
Spencer’s Outdoor Solutions pours concrete in Independence, Kentucky, the largest city in Kenton County, about fifteen miles northeast of the Dry Ridge yard. Suburban residential driveways and patios, foundations for the new builds going up around the Independence schools, and the steady stream of replacement flatwork in the older Madison Pike neighborhoods.
Independence is the largest city in Kenton County and one of the fastest-growing suburban markets in Northern Kentucky. The subdivisions stretching along Madison Pike and Harris Pike, the schools off Centennial Boulevard, the older established neighborhoods around the Bank Lick area. Spencer’s pours regularly across Independence and on into Erlanger, Taylor Mill, and Fort Wright on the same Kenton route.
Independence pours run heavy on residential: new driveways for the steady wave of suburban builds, replacement driveways and patios in the older neighborhoods, pool decks for back-yard installs, and foundations for the new construction. Spencer’s runs 4000 PSI air-entrained mix on a compacted #57 limestone base, brings the concrete line pump out of Dry Ridge for tight back-yard pours, and ties #4 rebar for any commercial work.
Independence is about 25 minutes from Dry Ridge, in southern Kenton County. Spencer’s covers the McMakin Road, Bristow Road, and Pleasant Valley areas. The mature subdivisions across Independence are entering replacement-cycle territory for driveways poured in the 1990s and 2000s, which keeps tear-out work steady.
Line pump from Dry Ridge reaching Independence for foundations, backyard slabs, and hard-to-reach pours.
Block and segmental walls for sloped lots and tiered back yards in Independence.
Footings, stem walls, and slab-on-grade for Independence new builds and additions.
Broom-finish, stamped, or stained pool decks around new and existing Independence back-yard pools.
Back-yard patios, broom-finish, stamped, and stained. Common Independence project.
New residential pours and tear-out replacements across Independence subdivisions.
859.466.1082 reaches Spencer directly. No call center, no scheduling theater.
Bobcat T66, CAT 305, Kenworth dump truck, and a concrete line pump. Equipped for tight subdivision lots.
The Dry Ridge yard is fifteen miles south of Independence. Kenton County route every week.
WHERE SPENCER'S WORKS
Based in Dry Ridge. Serving the I-71/I-75 corridor from Williamstown to Covington and the I-275 loop from Hebron to Fort Thomas.
Send the project details and Spencer will walk the Independence property. Plain quote follows within 24 to 48 hours. Or call 859.466.1082 directly.
