
Concrete Driveway Building
Cracking on San Gabriel Valley clay? We pour 4 inch slabs over 4 inches of crushed aggregate base with steel rebar tied on 2 foot grids.
Citrus West Covina Concrete pours for a city that went from 4,499 people in 1950 to 50,645 in 1960, which is why so much of what comes out is original tract work. A driveway broken along the apron, a garage floor that dusts every time it is swept, a wall holding a hill lot above Valley Boulevard, all of it built to California code.

Cracking on San Gabriel Valley clay? We pour 4 inch slabs over 4 inches of crushed aggregate base with steel rebar tied on 2 foot grids.

Is your backyard slab shifting on hill clay? We pour four inch patios over four inches of compacted crushed base with rebar at two feet.

Will clay soil crack decorative slabs? Four inches of crushed base and pattern aligned control joints protect stamped work in West Covina.

Are tree roots lifting your walkway? We excavate roots, set a 4 inch crushed aggregate subbase, and pour 4 inch slabs pinned to stay flat.

Is your garage slab cracking from clay soil? We pour four-inch slabs with ten-mil vapor barriers and steel reinforcement over crushed rock.

Will stamped surfaces crack on local clay? We place four inches of crushed aggregate base and cut joints directly along the stamp borders.

Is slope creep shifting your lot boundaries? We cast 4 foot steel reinforced retaining walls set on 24 inch wide engineered spread footings.

Need an addition slab that stays dry? We place a 15 mil vapor barrier under 4 inches of 3,500 PSI concrete over compacted crushed stone.

Does clay soil crack your pool deck? We pour 4 inches of 4000 PSI concrete over compacted rock with isolated perimeter expansion joints.

Are your porch steps pulling away from the house? We pour four inch slump concrete doweled into your footing with half inch steel rebar.

Worried about clay soil shifting your new foundation? We pour 4 inch slabs tied into 12 inch perimeter footings with 4000 PSI concrete.

Worried about expansive clay shifting your home? We dig footings 24 inches into stable subgrade with tied grade beams and 4000 PSI mixes.

Can your pavement take heavy truck loads? We pour six-inch slabs with grade 60 steel rebar over four inches of compacted crushed rock base.

Is your foundation cracking on moving clay soil? We pour continuous footings 18 inches into firm subgrade with tied grade 60 rebar cages.

Has your footing dropped from shifting clay? We drive steel pier brackets to 25 feet into load bearing strata to restore your floor level.

Need to trench a slab without cracking the foundation? We wet saw slabs up to 8 inches deep using diamond blades for clean utility lines.
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