01 Experienced supervisors and finishers
Every job is handled by experienced concrete supervisors and concrete finishers.
More than two decades
Licensed & insured
Residential + commercial
Safety trained
Free estimates
Why property owners choose us
Concrete services
Concrete 101
Placed, screeded, floated and finished to the texture the surface needs — broom for traction outdoors, smoother where it stays covered, or a stamped or colored finish.
Bar or mesh held up inside the slab rather than lying on the ground, so it carries tension where concrete has little.
Base material spread and compacted so the slab is supported evenly and water has somewhere to go.
Organics, soft spots and old fill removed, then graded so the whole slab bears on consistent, firm ground.
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Repair, renovation & demolition
Our projects
Residential + commercial
Driveways · Patios · Steps
Parking lots · Sidewalks · Flatwork
Areas we serve
Concrete questions
Many residential projects take a few days on site: removal and haul-off first, then base preparation and forming, then the pour and finish. Larger or decorative work takes longer, and weather, permit timing and site access are the usual reasons a schedule moves. We talk through timing with you at the estimate.
As a general guide, foot traffic is usually fine after 24 to 48 hours and vehicles after about seven days, while concrete keeps gaining strength for roughly 28 days. Actual timing depends on the mix, the slab thickness and the weather. Read more: how long does concrete take to dry?
Square footage is only the starting point. Price moves with slab thickness and reinforcement, whether old concrete has to be removed and hauled away, truck and equipment access, the condition of the ground, grading and drainage work, and the finish you choose — colored and decorative finishes cost more than traditional gray concrete. Estimates are free.
Yes. We can demo, remove, haul away and replace old, weathered and brittle concrete — including driveways, patios and garage floors. See concrete demolition. Should you repair or replace a concrete driveway?
Options include traditional gray concrete and custom colored, stamped and decorative finishes, with a wide range of colors, textures and patterns. The right choice depends on how the surface is used and the look you want.
Yes. San Diego Concrete Contractors has the necessary licenses and permits to operate and meets all insurance requirements to cover liability.
Concrete shrinks as it cures and moves with temperature and soil, so control joints are cut to give that movement a planned place to go. Uncontrolled cracking usually traces back to a weak subgrade, a slab poured too thin or joints cut too late. Read: 3 causes of concrete cracking
Yes. Residential work includes driveways, patios, steps, walkways, sidewalks, shed pads and hot tub pads. Commercial work includes parking lots, sidewalks, flatwork, retaining walls and concrete for apartment and commercial properties.
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