Driveways, walkways, patios and landscape concrete — poured, finished and jointed correctly the first time, by the same crew that pours foundations for a living, not a side job.
A driveway or walkway doesn't carry a structure's load, but it does have to handle drainage, soil movement and control joints correctly or it cracks and settles unevenly within a few years — the same expansive Bay Area clay that affects foundations affects flatwork too. We grade, form and joint concrete flatwork the same way we approach a foundation pour: understand the soil and drainage first, then build to it.
New concrete driveway pours and replacements, graded and jointed for proper drainage and long-term crack resistance.
Concrete walkways and pathways poured to match your property's grade and drainage, with control joints placed to prevent random cracking.
Concrete patios and decorative landscape concrete work, poured and finished to fit your outdoor space and drainage plan.
Removal and repour of cracked, settled or heaved concrete flatwork, addressing the underlying soil or drainage cause, not just the surface.
Add flatwork to a new foundation or framing project and it's scheduled with the same crew and timeline — no second contractor to coordinate.
Based in the Bay Area, working throughout Santa Clara, San Mateo, Alameda and Contra Costa counties.
Yes — this is common. Flatwork gets scheduled alongside a foundation or framing project with the same crew, which is usually more efficient than bringing in a separate concrete contractor afterward.
Both. We take on standalone driveway, walkway and patio projects even if there's no foundation or framing work involved.
Almost always drainage or soil movement — inadequate base prep, missing or poorly placed control joints, or water pooling against the edge. We evaluate the cause before repouring so the new concrete doesn't fail the same way.
In most cases, yes — broom finish, exposed aggregate and stamped concrete are all options depending on what you're matching or looking for. We'll go over finish options as part of your estimate.
A standard driveway is usually a matter of days from forming to a cured, drivable surface, weather and cure time permitting. We'll give you a specific timeline once we've seen the site.
Tell us what you're building — a new home, an ADU, an addition — and we'll get back to you with next steps, usually within one business day.
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