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Outer Space Concrete
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Licensed, bonded & insured concrete contractor in Sultan, WA

Down-to-earth concrete.Out-there ideas.

Patios, driveways, walkways, stairs and retaining walls, poured and finished right. And the custom work other crews pass on: skatepark features, concrete countertops, even a hand-carved underground sauna.

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(541) 337-1791

Based at 47.886° N, 121.802° W in Sultan, Washington, and pouring across Seattle and the surrounding areas.

  • 4.8 out of 5from 23 reviews on Google
  • OUTERSC803QRactive Washington L&I contractor license
  • Bonded & insuredas Washington requires of every licensed contractor
  • Mon to Sat9 AM to 7 PM, closed Sundays

What we pour

Flatwork, steps and walls, and the custom work

Residential jobs, plus work as a subcontractor for remodelers and home builders. If it is concrete and it is in the Puget Sound area, ask.

  • Patios and walkways

    New patios and paths, or a new section blended into the sidewalk you already have so it looks like it was always there.

    • Broom, sand and exposed-aggregate finishes
    • Stamped and colored concrete
    • Matched to existing concrete

  • Driveways and parking pads

    Driveways, entryways and extra parking — room for the truck camper included — dug out, formed and reinforced before the pour.

    • New and replacement driveways
    • Parking pads and extensions
    • Pads for sheds and gazebos

  • Stairs and steps

    Front steps, garden stairs and steps tying a new pad into the yard, formed to a consistent rise you will not trip on.

  • Retaining walls

    Walls that hold a slope back and give you a level yard to use, often poured alongside the patio or walkway they support.

  • Slabs and foundations

    Shop slabs, interior floors and slabs poured over radiant heat, for homeowners and as a subcontractor on residential and commercial builds.

  • Custom concrete

    This is where the name comes from. Bring the idea nobody else would quote and we will work out how to build it.

    • Backyard skatepark features
    • Concrete countertops
    • Hand-carved and stained shotcrete
    • Indoor and outdoor living space upgrades

Our work

Recent pours, start to finish

Forms, rebar and radiant tubing as well as finished surfaces, because what is under the concrete is what makes it last. More on our Instagram.

  • The entrance to an underground sauna and shower built into a hillside, its shotcrete walls hand-carved with horizontal ridges, the doorway taped off for staining.
    Gig Harbor: hand-carved, stained underground sauna and shower
  • Three crew members placing and spreading concrete over rebar for a residential driveway in Seattle, the house behind them wrapped in plastic.
    Seattle: driveway and sidewalk pour
  • Radiant heat tubing laid in loops over yellow insulation board and rebar, ready for a slab pour inside a framed building.
    Enumclaw: residential slabs
  • A raised slab formed in wood with rebar on chairs, set inside a storefront with plastic sheeting protecting the floor around it.
    Seattle: commercial slab
  • A finished patio with a fine, speckled sand finish framed by a red brick border, leading to white French doors.
    Seattle: sand-finish patio
  • Driveway and entryway forms with rebar laid out in front of a new blue house at dusk, garage lights on.
    Snoqualmie: driveway and entryway for Adair Homes
  • A mini excavator digging out a backyard beside a grey house, a pile of soil to the right and a new fence behind.
    Seattle: digging out for two patios, a retaining wall and a walkway
  • A curved sidewalk section formed with lumber and laid with a rebar grid, ringed by orange traffic delineators on a city street.
    Seattle: stamped sidewalk at the Edgewater Hotel, Pier 67

How a job runs

From first call to curing

Brice explains each step before it happens, and plans the pour around the Washington weather rather than through it.

  1. Call or message

    Tell us what you are picturing and roughly how big it is. Photos of the spot help.

  2. Site visit and estimate

    We come out, measure, look at the grade, drainage and access, and talk through finishes and price.

  3. Dig, form and reinforce

    The ground is excavated and compacted, forms are set to line and grade, and rebar goes in before any concrete arrives.

  4. Pour, finish and cure

    Pour day, the finish you chose, then curing time before it takes weight.

About us

Here in Outer Space

Outer Space Concrete & Construction is Brice Niebuhr’s concrete company, working out of Sultan in Snohomish County. Brice and his crew pour residential flatwork, steps, walls and slabs across Seattle and the surrounding areas, and sub for remodelers and builders on bigger jobs.

The name is about the other half of the work. In the company’s own words: here in Outer Space, we are committed to expanding your mind on the possibilities of your project. That is how a backyard in Gig Harbor ended up with a hand-carved, stained underground sauna.

We pride our company on reliability, great communication, integrity, and quality work. Our reviewers put it their own way: Brice explains every step, and keeps you posted when the weather moves the schedule.

  • WA L&I license OUTERSC803QR, Construction Contractor (General)
  • Licensed, bonded and insured
  • 4.8 stars across 23 Google reviews
  • Owned and run by Brice Niebuhr
Curving driveway and walkway forms laid out across a lawn under a sunset sky on Maui, palm trees on the left.

4.8 stars from 23 Google reviews

In their words

  • Rated 5 out of 5

    Brice and his team did an amazing job extending our parking space into our backyard so that we had room to park our truck camper and adding stairs. Brice did great communicating and working around the not so optimal fall weather forecast. We were lucky to find him for this project and would recommend him for any future concrete work.

    Shadle S.Parking pad and stairs

  • Rated 5 out of 5

    I highly recommend Outer Space Concrete & Construction. Brice and his crew are professional, trustworthy, reliable and true craftsman. They know what they’re doing and their price is fair. Brice explained every step very thoroughly. I would definitely hire them again!

    Maria O.30 by 30 concrete slab

  • Rated 5 out of 5

    Top notch service! Brice and his crew did our front walkway, a relatively small job. He blended it in with existing sidewalk and added details to polish it off. All around great job!

    Denny C.Front walkway

  • Rated 5 out of 5

    Brice and his crew did an amazing job in my patio. He was very professional and knowledgeable. I will definitely hire him again for my next project

    Gabriela G.Patio

Before you call

Questions people ask first

What kind of concrete work do you take?

Patios, walkways, driveways, parking pads, stairs, retaining walls, slabs and foundations, for homeowners and as a subcontractor for remodelers and home builders. Plus custom work: skatepark features, countertops, and carved or stained concrete.

Can you match new concrete to what I already have?

Yes. A new walkway or patio can be blended into an existing sidewalk or slab so the join does not stand out — one of our Google reviewers had exactly that done on their front walkway.

Do you do decorative finishes?

Yes: broom, sand and exposed-aggregate finishes, stamped and colored concrete, and hand-carved, stained shotcrete. We stamped a stretch of sidewalk at the Edgewater Hotel on Seattle’s waterfront.

Where do you work?

We are based in Sultan and work across Seattle and the surrounding areas — recent jobs include Seattle, Snoqualmie, Enumclaw and Gig Harbor. If you are not sure whether you are in range, call and ask.

Are you licensed, bonded and insured?

Yes. We hold Washington contractor license OUTERSC803QR (Construction Contractor, General) with the Department of Labor & Industries, and carry the bond and liability insurance the state requires. You can look the license up on L&I’s Verify a Contractor page.

How do I get in touch?

Call (541) 337-1791, Monday to Saturday between 9 AM and 7 PM. You can also email outerspaceconcrete.wa@gmail.com or send us a message on Instagram.

From Sultan to Seattle, and the ground in between.

Tell us what you are picturing — a patio, a driveway, or something nobody on your street has. We will come out, take a look and talk it through.

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Start your project

Calls and email reach Brice directly. If we are in the middle of a pour, leave a message or send a DM on Instagram and we will get back to you.

Where to find us

Sultan, WA

32011 124th St SE
Sultan, WA 98294
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Opening hours

Monday – Saturday
9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sunday
Closed