About our Menlo Park concrete company

What we build

• Concrete driveway building A new driveway from the ground up, dug out, packed, formed and poured. It's the call when the old one is cracked, sinking or pooling water.
• Concrete patio construction When the old patio has gone uneven or chipped, or you just want somewhere level to sit, we build a new slab that drains away from the house.
• Stamped concrete services Concrete pressed with a pattern while it's still soft, so a patio, walkway or pool deck looks like stone or brick without the loose pieces.
• Concrete sidewalk building Walkways and front paths that have lifted or cracked into trip edges. We pour new ones with a broom finish, a light texture that keeps feet from slipping.
• Garage floor concrete A new slab for a garage whose floor is cracked, sunken or stained past saving. It has to carry a car, so the base matters even more here.
• Decorative concrete Color, texture and finishes beyond plain gray, for when the concrete is part of how the yard looks and not just something to walk on.
• Concrete retaining walls Concrete walls that hold back a slope or level a yard. Taller walls and walls holding up a load take more planning, and sometimes a permit.
• Concrete floor installation Indoor concrete floors for workshops, additions and outbuildings. We set the base and forms carefully, because a floor inside has to sit flat under everything you put on it.
• Concrete pool decks The deck around a pool takes splashing, bare feet and standing water, so we slope it to shed water and give it a finish that's safe underfoot.
• Concrete steps construction When old steps have cracked or settled, we form and pour new ones at a front door, porch or yard, with even steps that are easy to climb.
• Slab foundation building The flat concrete base a house, addition, ADU or garage sits on. It starts with checked ground and measured forms, because everything above depends on it.
• Foundation installation Foundations for new homes, additions and larger outbuildings, laid out to the drawings and poured once the permit for your address is in place.
• Concrete parking lot building Concrete lots for small businesses, churches and apartment buildings, where the slab has to take steady traffic and the water has to go somewhere.
• Concrete footings Footings are the buried concrete under posts, walls and decks that carries their weight down to firm ground, so they're poured before anything goes up.
• Foundation raising If a floor slopes, doors stick or a slab has sunk, foundation raising lifts the settled section back toward level. We look first to find out why it moved.
• Concrete cutting Sawing openings in slabs and walls for a new door, a pipe or a repair, and cutting control joints in fresh slabs. A saw leaves a straight, clean edge.