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Mission Viejo · Lake Forest · Aliso Viejo · Rancho Santa Margarita

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Contractor kneeling with a tape measure and clipboard beside a cracked, sunken concrete walkway next to a garage as a homeowner looks on

Concrete services in Mission Viejo, CA

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

  • Concrete worker kneeling on the sidewalk, hand-floating a freshly poured driveway with control joints inside wood forms, leading up to a white garage door

    Driveways

    Tear-out and replacement of worn concrete driveways, with a rebuilt base, steel reinforcement and control joints placed where the slab actually wants to crack.

  • Over-the-shoulder view of a worker smoothing a fresh concrete patio with a hand float, control joints visible, beside a stucco house's back door and lawn edge

    Patios

    New and replacement concrete patios with proper base prep, slope away from the house and a finish chosen to fit how you use the space.

  • Over-the-shoulder view of a worker gripping metal handles to press a stamping mat into fresh tan concrete next to a finished stone-pattern stamped slab

    Stamped Concrete

    Patterned, colored concrete for patios, walkways and driveways, with the pattern, color system and sealer settled before the pour.

  • Worker in rubber boots spreads fresh concrete with a rake inside wood forms beside a backyard pool, with rebar mesh laid out and a mixer truck behind the stucco house

    Concrete Pool Decks

    Tear-out and replacement of the deck around your pool, with a rebuilt base, drainage slope, sealed coping joint and a cooler, slip-resistant finish.

  • Worker kneeling at the edge of a freshly poured backyard concrete patio, smoothing the surface with a hand float beside a sliding glass door and wood fence

    Concrete Backyards

    Full backyard concrete laid out around drainage, joint spacing and the way you use the yard, with the work phased to fit your budget.

  • Worker in rubber boots spreads fresh concrete poured from a chute into a formed walkway with gravel base and rebar mesh, leading to a stucco home's front steps

    Concrete Slabs

    Flat, reinforced slabs for sheds, hot tubs, AC units and storage, with thickness and base matched to what will sit on them.

  • Worker in rubber boots raking fresh concrete into wooden step forms with rebar as a truck chute pours, leading to the front entry steps of a stucco home

    Steps and Stairs

    New concrete entry steps, garden stairs and landings built with even risers, reinforced footings and a slip-resistant finish.

  • Worker in rubber boots rakes wet concrete over wire mesh inside wood forms along a narrow side yard between a stucco house and a hedge, with part of the slab already smoothed

    Side Yards

    Graded, drained concrete side yards that move roof runoff away from your foundation and give bins and foot traffic a firm, level path.

  • Worker in rubber boots rakes wet concrete into a wood-formed pad beside a driveway as a mixer truck chute pours, with wire mesh over gravel in the foreground

    RV Parking Pads

    Thicker, reinforced concrete pads built to carry a motorhome or trailer, with the base, slope and access worked out before any digging starts.

  • Worker in rubber boots spreading fresh concrete across a garage floor over wire mesh, with wood forms at the entrance, cement bags and a shovel nearby

    Concrete Garage Floors

    We remove a worn or settled garage slab and pour a new reinforced floor with proper slope, control joints and a cure schedule you can plan your cars around.

  • Worker in rubber boots spreads fresh concrete from a truck chute over rebar grid and gravel inside wooden forms beside a residential sidewalk

    Concrete Courtyards

    New concrete courtyards sloped to working drains, jointed to control cracking and finished to match your home, with the scope and budget settled before we pour.

  • Two concrete workers edging a freshly poured, broom-finished front walkway between wood form boards, leading from the driveway to a home's front door steps

    Walkways and Sidewalks

    New concrete walkways and sidewalks set on a compacted base, sloped to shed water and jointed to control cracking, with the scope and budget planned ahead.

Freshly poured broom-finished gray concrete driveway with control joints leading to a dark garage door of a stucco home, yellow caution tape strung across the front

Start Planning Your Concrete Project

Describe what you want built and roughly when you need it. From there we book a visit to measure and put together a written estimate you can plan your budget around.