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Desk 01 · Los Angeles · Concrete & flatwork

Los Angeles Concrete & Flatwork Contractor. the surface everything else sits on.

Concrete is the work no one notices until it cracks. We pour driveways, walkways, patios, slabs on grade, and foundation footings across LA County — broom finish, salt finish, sandblast, integrally colored, or polished.

Licensed California contractor · CSLB #1098432 · Los Angeles desk · LADBS

About Concrete & Flatwork in Los Angeles

LA expansive soils, hillside grading, and aging neighborhoods mean concrete here doesn't get poured the same way as a flat Midwest lot. We compact subgrade, set base, place rebar to spec, and saw-cut control joints where the slab actually wants to crack.

Los Angeles permit notes · Concrete

What we resolve before drawings begin.

  • 01

    Subgrade compaction + rebar

    We compact subgrade to spec, lay 4" Class II base, and place #4 rebar at 18" o.c. on all structural slabs. This is what separates a 30-year pour from a 5-year mess of cracks.

  • 02

    LADBS for driveway approaches + retaining walls

    Driveway approaches in the public ROW trigger LA Bureau of Engineering permits. Retaining walls over 4 feet trigger LADBS structural review. We pull both.

  • 03

    Soil + drainage

    LA expansive clay soils need moisture control. Hillside pours need drainage behind retaining walls. We design for both.

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Los Angeles · Concrete FAQ

Questions Los Angeles homeowners ask first.

Start an LA concrete brief. We'll walk subgrade, drainage, finish, and a fixed-scope contract for your specific scope.

  1. What does an LA concrete driveway cost?
    Most LA standard broom-finish driveways land $14–$22 per sq ft. Decorative finishes (color, stamp, polish) run $22–$40 per sq ft.
  2. Do I need a permit for a driveway?
    Driveway approach work in the ROW requires a Bureau of Engineering permit. Replacement in kind on your own lot usually doesn't, though larger LADBS rules can apply.
  3. Can you do retaining walls?
    Yes — engineered cantilever and gravity walls with engineered drainage. Walls over 4 feet require LADBS permit + structural calcs, which we handle.
  4. How long does an LA concrete pour take?
    Most residential driveways and patios take 1–2 weeks from demo to drive-on, including subgrade prep, forming, rebar, pour, and 7-day cure before light use.
  5. Can you match existing concrete color or finish?
    We can match within reason — broom direction, integral color, and aggregate exposure are all controllable. Perfectly invisible matches to weathered concrete aren't realistic; we'll show samples before pour.
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Begin your projectin twenty minutes.

A short feasibility review of your lot — what you can build, roughly what it costs, and how long it will take. Free of charge. No sales call afterwards unless you ask for one.

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