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Concrete services in Rancho Santa Margarita, CA

Driveways, patios, stamped concrete, concrete pool decks, concrete backyards, concrete slabs, steps and stairs, concrete side yards, RV parking pads, garage floors, concrete courtyards and walkways and sidewalks for homes in Rancho Santa Margarita and the towns around it.

Over-the-shoulder view of a contractor holding a tape measure and pointing out a cracked, heaved concrete walkway panel to a homeowner beside a garage
  • Newly poured broom-finished concrete driveway with control joints running from a white two-car garage door down to the curb of a stucco single-story home

    Driveways

    Tear-out and replacement of worn driveways, poured over a compacted base with steel reinforcement and finished to match your home.

  • Worker's hand finishing a freshly poured concrete patio with a trowel beside a sliding door, control joints visible, edged by grass and river rock

    Patios

    New concrete patios with a compacted base, slope away from the house, planned control joints and a follow-up visit once the slab has cured.

  • Two workers stand on stamping mats pressing a stone pattern into tan colored concrete beside a garage, with cement bags and buckets staged by a block wall

    Stamped Concrete

    Colored, textured concrete that looks like slate, stone or wood plank, poured on a properly built base and sealed, with a follow-up visit to show you how to care for it.

  • Crew in rubber boots spreading and floating fresh gray concrete inside curved wood forms around a backyard pool with plastic-covered coping, beside a tan stucco house

    Concrete Pool Decks

    New concrete pool decks with correct slope, a sealed coping joint and a finish that stays comfortable underfoot, plus a check-in after the job.

  • Worker in gray shirt and rubber boots smoothing a fresh concrete backyard patio with a bull float beside a rebar grid on gravel behind a stucco house

    Concrete Backyards

    We replace tired lawn and dirt with a graded, reinforced concrete backyard, then return once it cures to check it and walk you through care.

  • Worker in rubber boots spreads wet concrete with a rake as a mixer chute pours into a formed, mesh-reinforced slab in front of a stucco house

    Concrete Slabs

    Flat, reinforced slabs for sheds, hot tubs, AC units and open yard space, sized to the load and jointed so cracks stay where we plan them.

  • Worker in jeans and rubber boots spreading fresh concrete on a formed walkway leading to new concrete entry steps at a stucco house, mixer truck chute nearby

    Steps and Stairs

    Front entry and backyard concrete steps with even risers, steel tied into the slab or foundation, and a broom finish that holds grip when wet.

  • Worker in rubber boots spreading wet concrete from a mixer truck chute over rebar and gravel in a narrow side yard between stucco walls

    Concrete Side Yards

    Narrow side yard slabs graded away from the foundation, jointed to control cracking, and finished for safe footing to the gate and trash bins.

  • Worker spreads concrete over rebar mesh on a new front driveway pad as a mixer truck at the curb pours through a long chute, with a fresh walkway beside the lawn

    RV Parking Pads

    Thick, reinforced RV pads poured over compacted base and sloped to drain, so a motorhome or trailer sits level without cracking the slab.

  • Worker in jeans and rubber boots spreads wet concrete from a truck chute over wire mesh and gravel inside a garage, with a wood form board along the edge

    Garage Floors

    Tear-out and new concrete garage floors with a compacted base, sawcut control joints and a slope that drains water out the door.

  • Worker in rubber boots spreading fresh concrete over wire mesh in wooden forms as a mixer truck chute pours a new driveway in front of a stucco home

    Concrete Courtyards

    New concrete courtyards sloped to area drains, set below stucco weep screeds, and placed even when the only access runs through a side gate.

  • Freshly finished concrete front walkway between wood form boards, a worker pulling a float across it, leading to entry steps of a stucco home beside the sidewalk

    Walkways and Sidewalks

    New concrete walkways and side paths with compacted base, proper slope and planned joints, plus a follow-up visit and care tips after the pour.

Start With a Conversation About Your Slab

Tell us what you want to build and where it goes. We will set up a site visit, give you a written estimate, and come back once the concrete has cured to check the work with you.