About San Diego Concrete

What We Do

You tell us about your project. We pass it to a licensed local concrete contractor who works in your part of the city. That contractor calls you, looks at the site and gives you a written estimate.

The contractor does the work under their own CSLB license and their own contract with you. That contractor may be a C-8 concrete specialist or a Class B general contractor who runs the job. Here is how that works. San Diego Concrete does not pour, finish or build anything.

What It Costs You

Nothing. Sending a project is free, and the estimate is free. If you hire the contractor, you pay the contractor under the contract you sign with them.

Why the Guides Are Here

Most people pour a driveway or build a wall once or twice in their life. The city rules, the license rules and the soil all matter. Our permit guide, contractor checklist, general contractor guide and clay soil guide cite the city, the state and the County so you can check every fact yourself.

Where We Work

The City of San Diego only. Other cities in the county have their own rules and their own services. See the neighborhoods page for the communities we cover.

What You Should Always Do

Look up the contractor's license on the CSLB site, read the written contract and ask who handles permits and 811. That advice holds no matter who sent the contractor.