Cutting Edge Concrete

Cutting Edge Concrete runs out of 3299 E Maple Mountain Drive in Little Valley — the southeast St. George neighborhood that filled in along the Mall Drive extension in the late 2010s and is still pouring driveways and house pads as fast as the lots clear. The Southern Utah Home Builders Association lists the operating entity as “James Sherratt Construction DBA Cutting Edge Concrete LLC,” which means the brand sits under a Sherratt-family construction business rather than a standalone shop. The phone is (435) 704-0233.

A Sherratt Flatwork Shop

The work is residential and small-commercial flatwork — driveways, patios, sidewalks, garage floors, house pads — alongside structural foundations and footings, decorative stamped and stained finishes, and the occasional commercial pour for parking lots, retail pads, or warehouse slabs. The company describes itself as family-owned and credits “over 30 years of hands-on experience,” though no founding year is published. The LLC’s federal motor-carrier registration dates only to October 2022, suggesting either a recent reorganization of an older operation or a recent re-registration. FMCSA shows three power units and two trucks — a small-fleet outfit, sized for residential and light-commercial work, not for the kind of large structural pours that need a pump truck and a laser screed.

Where They Pour

Service area runs across Washington and Iron counties — St. George, Washington City, Hurricane, Ivins, Santa Clara, Pine Valley, Springdale, and Cedar City — with the company noting longer hauls when a project warrants. The footprint is consistent with a Sherratt operation rooted in Washington County and willing to chase work up to Cedar City. SUHBA membership is the cleanest third-party signal: the Southern Utah Home Builders Association maintains a vetted contractor directory, and an active membership there means the firm is in the rotation for production builders and custom-home GCs in the region.

Cutting Edge in the 435