What concrete work do you do?

Driveways, patios, walkways, slabs, and footings for the decks and carports we build.

Can you replace existing concrete?

Yes. Removal of existing concrete is handled by companies we work with and coordinated as part of the project.

What affects the price of a concrete project?

Size, site access, ground preparation, removal of existing concrete, finish, and project requirements. A site visit defines those details.

When can I walk or drive on new concrete?

It depends on the mix, weather, and intended use. We give guidance for your project.

Do I need a permit for concrete work?

It depends on the project and location. We check what applies, particularly for structural work like ADU slabs and footings.

San Luis Obispo County and Santa Barbara County, on California's Central Coast.

Services

Concrete Work in Santa Maria and San Luis Obispo

We pour concrete driveways, patios, walkways, and slabs in Santa Barbara County and San Luis Obispo County, including Santa Maria and San Luis Obispo. We also pour footings for the decks and carports we build. Finishes include broom finish, exposed aggregate, and colored concrete.

01Prep
02Form
03Pour
04Finish

How concrete work goes

What we build

Slabs: Slabs for sheds, carports, and ADU projects. The intended use determines the preparation and construction requirements, so we review the site and any applicable plans before defining the scope.
Driveways: Driveway planning looks at vehicle access, grading so water moves away from the areas you want to protect, and how the driveway connects to the garage, street, and surrounding surfaces.
Patios: Patios for outdoor dining, seating, and everyday use. We consider the layout, finish, how the patio relates to the home and yard, and drainage from the finished surface.
Walkways: Walkways that connect entrances, gates, patios, and other areas of the property. Width, changes in elevation, and drainage are all considered.

Footings

We provide concrete footings for the decks and carports we build.

Footings for the decks we build. Size, depth, and placement depend on the structure, site conditions, and applicable plans or permit requirements.

Footings for the carports we build. Size, depth, and placement depend on the structure, site conditions, and applicable plans or permit requirements.

Finishes

Concrete finishes

We offer three finishes.

Broom finish A textured surface with fine lines that add traction. Common for driveways, walkways, and patios.

Exposed aggregate Reveals the stones in the mix for a more textured, decorative surface. An option for patios, walkways, and driveways.

Colored concrete An alternative to standard gray. Colored concrete has some natural variation in the finished surface.

Where we work

We work along the Central Coast, including San Luis Obispo County and Santa Barbara County.

Process

How a concrete project works

01Site visit and planning. We review the area, take measurements, and discuss how you plan to use the concrete and which finish you want.
02Estimate and scope. We outline the work, the preparation involved, and any coordination needed for removal or permitting.
03Preparation and pour. We prepare the area, set the forms, then pour and finish the concrete.
04Curing. The concrete cures before it is used. Timing depends on the mix, weather, and intended use.

FAQ

Common concrete questions

What concrete work do you do?: Driveways, patios, walkways, slabs, and footings for the decks and carports we build.
What finishes do you offer?: Broom finish, exposed aggregate, and colored concrete.
Can you replace existing concrete?: Yes. Removal of existing concrete is handled by companies we work with and coordinated as part of the project.
What affects the price of a concrete project?: Size, site access, ground preparation, removal of existing concrete, finish, and project requirements. A site visit defines those details.
When can I walk or drive on new concrete?: It depends on the mix, weather, and intended use. We give guidance for your project.
Do I need a permit for concrete work?: It depends on the project and location. We check what applies, particularly for structural work like ADU slabs and footings.
Where do you work?: San Luis Obispo County and Santa Barbara County, on California's Central Coast.

Planning concrete work?

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