Licensed Concrete & Masonry in San Diego, CA
We found 44 active licensed concrete & masonry contractors serving San Diego, California, verified against official state licensing records.
Concrete & Masonry Contractors in San Diego, CA
Aa Bronco Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1148235
4031 RENE DR, 92154
Abbott Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1111268
2358 GRANDVIEW ST, 92110
Agui's Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1078203
4098 BOSTON AVENUE, 92113
Arista Concrete Concepts
ActiveConcrete
License #1019857
402 63 ST SPC 156, 92114
Bb Concrete Services
ActiveConcrete
License #1133577
6707 PALO ALTO LANE, 92114
Blackipo
ActiveConcrete
License #796279
6125 IMPERIAL AVENUE, 92114
Cleanline Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1039169
3530 CAMINO DEL RIO N STE 110, 92108
Concepts In Concrete Construction INC
ActiveConcrete
License #522182
2335 MEADOWLARK DRIVE, 92123
De Jesus Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1142023
18543 CAMINITO PASADERO #381, 92128
Eastern Gate Enterprises INC
ActiveConcrete
License #1121261
3736 35TH ST, 92104
Global Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1038589
11251 RANCHO CARMEL DR500010, 92150
H&a Concrete INC
ActiveConcrete
License #1116912
6754 RADIO DRIVE, 92114
J Munoz Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #470411
6160 SEASCAPE DRIVE, 92139
James R Mcauliffe
ActiveConcrete
License #969250
5332 KESLING ST, 92117
Jcj Concrete Works
ActiveConcrete
License #1140988
5625 KELTON PL, 92114
Jcr Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1129867
4434 TREMONT ST, 92102
Jeff Anderson Construction
ActiveConcrete
License #543441
4527 CLAIREMONT DRIVE, 92117
John Marcus Agundez
ActiveConcrete
License #567200
2734 RHOADES ROAD, 92139
Johnny Valadez Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1058807
5293 REX AVE, 92105
Jomac Concrete Solutions INC
ActiveConcrete
License #882537
PO BOX 531005, 92153
Lincoln Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1155983
2358 GRANDVIEW ST, 92110
Liquid Stone Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1124586
2145 CALLE TORTUOSA, 92139
Lu Ca Si Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1148339
6558 PINECONE LN, 92139
Mike Klein Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #943305
4561 NORTH 1#, 92116
More Concrete INC
ActiveConcrete
License #1099331
2602 PIKAKE STREET, 92154
Munoz Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1014343
7444 TOOMA STREET UNIT 121, 92139
New Vision Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1060147
777 24TH ST, 92154
Pacific Coast Hoop Installs
ActiveConcrete
License #1044193
9720 MESA SPRINGS WAYUNIT 16, 92126
Parker Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #838552
10755 SCRIPPS POWAY PKWY #175, 92131
Paul Janis CO INC
ActiveConcrete
License #346505
3524 MT ARIANE DRIVE, 92111
Pmf Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1059671
11144 ACASO WAY, 92126
Primo Concrete Company INC
ActiveConcrete
License #412312
6054 BOUNTY STREET, 92120
Pure Craft Construction INC
ActiveConcrete
License #722818
812 WILBUR AVENUE, 92109
Roberto's Concerte INC
ActiveConcrete
License #791756
1543 JASON STREET, 92154
Roque's Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1140235
3094 DARDAINA DR, 92139
Rose Concrete And Development
ActiveConcrete
License #1130763
3240 FRANKLIN AVE, 92113
San Diego Concrete Rockscapes
ActiveConcrete
License #889552
9059 DANUBE LANE, 92126
San Diego Concrete Services
ActiveConcrete
License #1121709
1989 CHAUMONT PL, 92114
Sea Concrete INC
ActiveConcrete
License #1149821
3530 CAMINO DEL RIO N STE 110, 92108
Segura's Concrete INC
ActiveConcrete
License #1028118
4422 ALABAMA STREET #6, 92116
Silver Bay Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1147830
2246 IRONWOOD CIRCLE APT 205, 92154
Spence Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #986963
P O BOX 420761, 92142
Torrentes Concrete
ActiveConcrete
License #1118930
855 MORENA BLVD SUITE B, 92110
Victor Hourani
ActiveConcrete
License #578847
5014 E MOUNTAIN VIEW DRIVE, 92116
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does concrete take to cure?▼
Concrete reaches initial set in 24 to 48 hours, can support foot traffic in 24 to 48 hours, vehicle traffic in 7 days, and reaches its design strength (typically 4,000 PSI) at 28 days. Full curing continues for months. Proper curing procedures during the first 7 days are critical for achieving maximum strength and durability.
How thick should a concrete driveway be?▼
Residential driveways should be a minimum of 4 inches thick for passenger vehicles. Heavy vehicle areas should be 5 to 6 inches. Commercial drives typically require 6 to 8 inches. Proper base preparation (4 to 8 inches of compacted gravel) is equally important as concrete thickness.
What causes concrete to crack?▼
Concrete cracks from shrinkage during curing, settlement of the base material, freeze-thaw cycles, excessive load, inadequate thickness, improper control joint placement, poor mix design, insufficient reinforcement, or tree root pressure. Some hairline shrinkage cracking is normal and expected.
What is stamped concrete?▼
Stamped concrete is decorative concrete that is imprinted with patterns while still wet to resemble brick, natural stone, slate, tile, or wood. It is more affordable than natural materials, requires less maintenance, and offers a wide range of color and pattern combinations. It should be sealed every 2 to 3 years to maintain its appearance.
How much does a concrete driveway cost?▼
A basic broom-finished concrete driveway typically costs $6 to $12 per square foot installed. Stamped concrete ranges from $12 to $20 per square foot. Exposed aggregate runs $10 to $18 per square foot. Costs vary based on thickness, site preparation, reinforcement, finish type, and regional labor rates.
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