Concrete that stays flat, level, and crack-free.
Driveways, patios, foundations, retaining walls, stamped finishes, and repair work across San Diego County. Rebar, proper base prep, and cured for our soils. Vetted local crews, with onsite estimates that come back the same week.
What concrete services does Slab Pro San Diego offer?
Driveways, patios, foundations, retaining walls, stamped and aggregate finishes, repair, leveling, and sealing. One crew. Pours that outlast the next homeowner.
Concrete Driveways
New driveway pours, replacements, and widenings across San Diego County.
Learn moreConcrete Patios
Backyard patios, courtyards, and entertaining slabs built to last.
Learn moreStamped Concrete
Stone, slate, and wood-grain stamped finishes with integral color.
Learn moreConcrete Foundations
Slab and stem-wall foundations, ADU pads, and engineered footings.
Learn moreConcrete Repair
Crack repair, spalling fixes, and surface restoration.
Learn morePool Decks
Cool-deck coatings, broom finishes, and stamped pool surrounds.
Learn moreWalkways & Pathways
Sidewalks, garden paths, and side-yard runs poured to code.
Learn moreConcrete Retaining Walls
Engineered retaining walls for hillside lots and grade changes.
Learn moreConcrete Sealing
Penetrating and topical sealers that fight UV, salt, and stains.
Learn moreConcrete Leveling
Mudjacking and polyurethane lift for sunken slabs and trip hazards.
Learn moreExposed Aggregate
Pebble and stone aggregate finishes for driveways, decks, and patios.
Learn moreRV Pads & Equipment Slabs
Reinforced slabs sized for RVs, trailers, and shop equipment.
Learn moreWhy do San Diego homeowners choose Slab Pro San Diego?
San Diego concrete has specific challenges. Coastal salt air rusts shallow rebar in Carlsbad and Coronado. Clay soils in Escondido and El Cajon swell and shrink hard enough to crack thin slabs. Mountain freeze-thaw in Julian eats acrylic sealers. We know the county, the soils, the codes, and the materials that hold up.
- Base prep we do not skip. Compacted Class II road base in 4-inch lifts, plate-compacted, every time. Most slab failures start here.
- Rebar, not just wire. #4 bar on 18-inch centers minimum. We over-spec for clay soils and heavy vehicle use, not under-spec to win bids.
- Flat-rate quotes, no day-of changes. You hear the price before we mobilize. Permits, inspections, and disposal are in the bid, not surprise add-ons.
- Saw-cut joints within 24 hours. Cracks land in the joints, not across your driveway. The work that makes a slab look right ten years in.
Where do the pros we send pour concrete in San Diego County?
Same crew, same standards, from the coast to the backcountry. Pick your city to see local concrete notes, soil considerations, and a direct line to a free onsite estimate.
Ready for concrete service that actually answers the phone?
Call for a free onsite estimate. Same-week scheduling on most concrete work.
What do homeowners ask about concrete in San Diego?
A few of the things homeowners ask before they hire us. Don't see your question? Call us at (858) 925-5546.
All FAQsWhat areas in San Diego County do you service?
We service every city in San Diego County, coastal communities like Carlsbad, Encinitas, and Coronado, inland cities like Escondido, Poway, and San Marcos, East County (El Cajon, Santee, Alpine), South County (Chula Vista, Bonita), and the backcountry communities. If you are in the county, the pros we send pour there.
How fast can you start a new concrete project?
Most new pours start within two to four weeks of estimate. Repair and crack work is usually scheduled the same week. Foundation projects with engineer drawings and city permits take longer because of inspection timing, we plan the schedule around the inspection lead time.
How much does a new concrete driveway cost?
A standard tear-out and replace driveway with broom finish runs $8 to $15 per square foot. A typical 600 square foot two-car driveway lands at $5,000 to $9,000. Stamped concrete adds 30 to 60 percent. RV and boat-grade reinforced sections add another 20 to 30 percent.
Do you handle permits and inspections?
Yes. Foundations, retaining walls over 4 feet, and most ADU work need permits. We file with the city or county, schedule inspections, and pour after the rebar inspection passes. Permits are part of the bid, not a surprise add-on.
How long until I can use the new concrete?
Walk-on after 24 hours. Cars and light vehicles after 7 days. RVs, dumpsters, and full-strength loads after 28 days. Driving on fresh concrete is the fastest way to crack a slab and we will not let you do it on our pours.