Flatwork lives or dies on preparation: a compacted base, proper reinforcement, correct slope to drainage, and control joints in the right places. We pour driveways, walkways and patios built that way — and we set channel drains into existing concrete or tile with careful cutting when a property needs drainage without a full tear-out.
What’s included
- Driveways, walkways and patios
- Demolition and haul-off of failed concrete
- Channel drains set into existing concrete or tile, with saw-cutting
- Concrete bases and pads for sheds, posts and equipment
- Pavers, steps and small retaining edges
- Base preparation, reinforcement and control joints on every pour
Typical timeline
Most flatwork projects take about 3–7 working days, plus cure time before vehicles go back on a new driveway.
Common questions
Why does concrete crack?
Some hairline cracking is normal, but early or wide cracks usually trace back to a thin base, missing reinforcement or joints in the wrong places. Our scopes include base prep and joint layout specifically to prevent that.
Can you add drainage to my existing driveway or patio?
Yes — a channel drain can be cut into existing concrete or tile and tied into a discharge line, which is often the cleanest fix for water ponding against a garage or house wall.
Every project starts with a free site visit and a written, itemized proposal. Call (520) 858-9998 or use the estimate form — we serve the San Francisco Bay Area.