Concrete & Flatwork
Patio slabs, pads, walkways and mow curbs. Solid prep, clean lines, control joints where they belong.
Flatwork →We are a licensed concrete contractor in Perris, CA. We pour slabs, patios, walkways, driveways, sidewalks and mow curbs, and we do the base prep ourselves. Call or text (951) 556-0315 for a free quote. License #1112345 and insured.
Work we have done in Perris
What it costs
Installed, it starts at $10.00 per square foot. The written quote lists every line.
What moves the number: how much old concrete or lawn comes out first, the base depth the soil needs, the shape, and the finish (broom, stamped or colored).
0% interest financing up to 21 months through Hearth. Cash, card, Zelle or financing.
Perris ground is the whole problem
The soil here expands and contracts through the year. Concrete poured on loose dirt tilts, cracks in random places, and pulls away from the house. Concrete poured on a compacted base with control joints in the right places cracks where we told it to, at the joint, where nobody sees it.
It shows up differently around town. In the newer tracts, Villages of Avalon and Monument Ranch, the pours are additions to builder slabs. In the older streets of Downtown Perris and out in Good Hope, it is usually replacing something poured decades ago that has heaved.
What we pour
Driveways & Sidewalks
New driveways and sidewalks, graded and finished to take daily use and the weight that comes with it.
Driveways →
Concrete Curbing
Poured mow strips and planter curbs. A hard edge that keeps rock and bark out of the turf and gives the lawn a clean line.
Curbing →Stamped concrete
Stamped concrete is pressed with a stone or tile pattern while it is still wet, so a patio or walkway reads like slate or pavers in one solid pour.
We lay it as one continuous surface, or in squares with artificial grass between them, like the yard in the photo. You pick the pattern at the quote.
How we pour in Perris
- Layout. Marked on the ground so you see the shape before there is concrete in it.
- Excavate and base. Cut to depth, lay base, compact it.
- Forms. Set and checked for fall, so water runs away from the house and not toward it.
- Pour and finish. Broom, smooth or the finish you picked.
- Control joints. Cut or tooled so the movement cracks at the joint instead of across the face.
- Cure. We tell you when you can walk on it and when you can drive on it.
Driveway rules change by city: Riverside limits the width to the garage, Moreno Valley to half the front setback, and Lake Elsinore sets the slope at the garage.
