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Commercial Concrete in San Jose, CA

Commercial concrete in San Jose, CA: sidewalks, dumpster and loading pads, curbs and ramps, phased so your business stays open. (408) 889-7434.

Commercial Concrete in San Jose, CA

We pour and repair concrete for shops, offices, restaurants and property owners in San Jose. Work is phased to keep an entrance and parking open. Send the address and what the slab has to carry.

We pour and repair concrete for shops, offices, restaurants, apartment owners, churches and light industrial sites in San Jose and the neighboring cities. Typical work includes sidewalks and entry walks, dumpster pads and enclosure slabs, loading areas, equipment pads, wheel stops and curbs, accessible ramps and sections of parking lot that have broken up.

Commercial slabs are designed around what drives on them. A pad that takes refuse trucks or delivery trucks needs more thickness, more steel and a better base than a walkway, and the joints have to be placed where wheels will not break the edges. Accessible routes have slope and width limits set by the California Building Code, so ramps and walks at entrances are built to drawings, not by eye.

Most owners need to stay open. We plan work in sections so that one entrance or one row of parking is always usable, and we can schedule pours for early mornings or closed days. Sidewalk and driveway work along the street frontage needs city permits, and we include that in the plan. We do not publish commercial prices. Each job is quoted after a site visit.

Commercial concrete in San Jose: common questions

Can you work while my business stays open?

Yes. We phase the work, keep a safe path to the door, and agree the schedule with you first. Fresh concrete needs to be fenced off for a day or two for foot traffic and about a week for vehicles.

Who is responsible for the sidewalk outside my shop in San Jose?

The owner of the adjacent property. The City of San Jose puts sidewalk, park strip, driveway approach and curb maintenance on the fronting owner. Your lease decides whether the landlord or the tenant pays.

Do you build accessible ramps?

Yes, to the dimensions in the plans. Slopes, landings and widths for accessible routes are set by the building code, so a ramp at a business entrance should be drawn and permitted.

How it works

  • Free estimate: Call, text or book online. We visit and measure.
  • Written quote: Clear pricing with finish options.
  • Prep & forms: We excavate, grade, compact the base and set forms and reinforcement.
  • Pour, finish & cure: We pour, finish, cut control joints and tell you when you can use it.

Reviews

Selected 5-star Google reviews

★★★★★
We needed to replace our cracked driveway and add a stamped concrete walkway. This team is a good concrete contractor in San Jose. They handled the city permit requirements for the approach perfectly and ensured the drainage was graded away from our foundation. The stamped concrete finish looks high-end and really boosted our curb appeal.
Alvin P. · Google review
★★★★★
Really great company! Had to cancel our order yesterday due to the weather and they were so understanding and helpful, we re arranged for today and they have just finished up. Will order again in the future if we ever need more concrete thanks again for all your help
Grover R. · Google review
★★★★★
If you're looking for a top-notch concrete company that delivers exceptional results, look no further than this concrete company for all your driveway resurfacing needs. From start to finish, their professionalism and attention to detail are truly commendable.
Gary F. · Google review

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