Concrete Work in Mission Valley, San Diego
Concrete work in Mission Valley lies in the San Diego River floodplain and is a growing home base, so patios, walks and slabs for newer residences and condos lead.
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About Mission Valley
Mission Valley covers about 2,418 net acres near the center of the city, in the San Diego River floodplain. It runs from Friars Road and the north slopes to the south slopes, and west to Interstate 5.
Mission San Diego de Alcala was founded here in 1769. Sand and gravel mining began in 1913. Today the valley is a hub for offices, hotels, shops and a growing number of homes.
The Mission Valley community plan was adopted Sep. 10, 2019. Read it on the City of San Diego community plan page.
Flat Floodplain Ground
Floodplain lots are flat and can hold water. Drainage plans matter more than slope here.
Floodplain lots are flat and can hold water after a storm. Every slab needs a clear fall toward a drain or the street, and new paved area should be planned with drainage in mind.
The County says Expansive clay soaks up water and swells, then shrinks as it dries. That movement can lift and crack slabs. is most common in the coastal plains, per its soils report. For walls and foundations, ask for a soils report.
Concrete Jobs That Fit Mission Valley
- Patios. Patios for townhomes and newer homes.
- Sidewalks and Walkways. Walks and private paths.
- Slabs and Foundations. Pads and slabs where drainage needs care.
Permits for Mission Valley Projects
Mission Valley is inside the City of San Diego, so permits go through Development Services. The customer service line is 619-446-5000. Driveways and walks 30 inches or less above grade are exempt from a building permit when they are not part of an accessible route. Walls over 3 feet, or with a A surcharge is extra weight above a wall, like a sloped yard, a driveway or a building., need one.
Curb, approach and public sidewalk work is reviewed by the city. See the permit guide and the approach permit guide.
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