Concrete contractor in Healdsburg, CA - driveways and patios on a packed base
J&R Santa Rosa Concrete Construction is a concrete contractor based in Santa Rosa. In Healdsburg we pour driveways, patios, steps, retaining walls and foundations, and we replace slabs that have cracked or sunk.
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Concrete work for Healdsburg homes
We're based in Santa Rosa and work in the cities around it, north through Windsor to Healdsburg and south to San Rafael, pouring driveways, patios, steps, walls and foundations. Price turns on the slab's size and how much digging and base the ground needs. Timing turns on curing, the days new concrete needs to harden before you can drive on it.
Inside city limits, the city's Building Division takes permit applications and inspects the work. We're licensed and fully insured, and we check with the city before we bid. If your job needs a permit, we file it and meet the inspector. Projects on lots in Zone 2 or 3 of the city's slope stability map need a geotechnical report, a study of the ground.
What we build in Healdsburg
Get a quoteConcrete driveway building
When a driveway has sunk or split, we dig it out and pack the subgrade, the ground under the slab, before we pour a new one.
Concrete patio construction
A patio should slope away from the house so water runs off instead of pooling by your foundation, and we set that fall before we pour.
Stamped concrete services
Stamped concrete is pressed with patterned mats while it's still soft, so a patio or walkway looks like stone, slate or brick with one solid slab underneath.
Concrete sidewalk building
We replace raised or cracked sidewalk panels and cut control joints, grooves that give the small cracks concrete gets a straight line to follow.
Garage floor concrete
A garage floor carries cars and heavy storage, so we set rebar, the steel that holds the slab together if it cracks, and trowel it smooth.
Decorative concrete
Color, exposed stone and saw-cut patterns dress up flatwork, the driveways, walks and patios that lie flat on the ground, when plain gray doesn't suit the house.
Concrete retaining walls
Where a yard drops off, a concrete wall holds the soil back, and we give water a way out from behind it so pressure doesn't build.
Concrete floor installation
For a basement, shop or addition, we pour an interior slab over a packed base and finish it flat enough for tile, wood or a clear sealer.
Concrete pool decks
Around a pool we use a broom finish, light grooves dragged across the top so wet feet grip, and slope the deck to carry splash water away.
Concrete steps construction
When steps rock or crumble, we rebuild them with every step the same height, because an uneven one is what trips people on the way in.
Slab foundation building
A slab foundation is floor and footing in one pour, so we set forms and steel to the plans and check every line before the truck arrives.
Foundation installation
For a new home, addition or garage, we build the foundation walls that carry the framing, laid out square and level so everything built on top lines up.
Concrete parking lot building
Businesses and rental properties with a worn lot get a thicker slab and more steel for traffic, plus drainage planned across the whole lot so water doesn't sit.
Concrete footings
Decks, sheds, posts and walls sit on footings, the concrete below that spreads their weight, so we dig to firm ground before we pour.
Foundation raising
When a foundation has dropped and doors stick or floors slope, we find out why first, then lift and support it back toward level.
Concrete cutting
We saw openings for doors, drains and utility lines, or cut out a damaged section, so new concrete meets the old slab on a clean line.
Tell us about your Healdsburg job
Tell us what you want poured and where, or send a photo. We reply within one business day and set a time for me to come look myself.
- Free estimate on site
- Everything included, in writing
- No obligation to book
Why Healdsburg homeowners call us
I'm there on pour day
I come out to every estimate and I'm on site on pour day, and our own crew does the work, so the person who bid it watches it poured.
Base dug out and packed
Nobody sees the base once the slab is down, so it's the first thing people cut. We dig it out and pack it, because that's where settling starts.
Straight talk about cracks
Concrete gets small cracks. We cut the joints on time so most land in straight lines where we planned them, and I tell you that before we start.