Concrete built for the way you use your property in Loma Linda, CA
Loma Linda Concrete builds the slabs, walls and foundations that homes and businesses depend on, and we prepare the ground under every pour with care because that is where good concrete starts.
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Concrete contractor services in Loma Linda, CA
Loma Linda Concrete is a concrete contractor in Loma Linda, and we handle 16 kinds of work, from new driveways and patios to footings, foundations and concrete cutting. Most calls start with cracks, a sinking slab or water pooling where it shouldn't, or with plans for something new. The price usually turns on the size of the area, how much digging and base work the ground needs, the finish you choose and how easy the site is to reach. The schedule depends on that prep, any permit the city asks for and curing, the wait while concrete hardens before it can take weight. Your written estimate spells out what the price covers.
Concrete driveway building
We dig out and pack the base under every new driveway, so the slab is less likely to settle and crack under the weight of your cars.
Concrete patio construction
Want a level place to sit, eat or grill out back? We form and pour concrete patios sloped gently away from your house so water runs off.
Stamped concrete services
Stamped concrete gives a patio, walkway or driveway the look of stone, brick or tile, pressed into the surface while it's still workable and colored to suit.
Concrete sidewalk building
We replace cracked or lifted walkways and pour new ones, with grooves cut in the surface so any cracks form along those lines instead of across the walk.
Garage floor concrete
Is your garage floor chipping, uneven or cracked? We pour new garage slabs on a packed base, made thick enough for the cars and storage you'll keep there.
Decorative concrete
Decorative concrete adds color, exposed stone and special finishes for homes and businesses that want the surface to suit the property instead of plain gray.
Concrete retaining walls
When a slope keeps washing into your yard or driveway, a concrete retaining wall holds the soil back and gives you level ground you can actually use.
Concrete floor installation
We install concrete floors for homes, shops and commercial spaces, set on a prepared base and finished to suit how the room will be used day to day.
Concrete pool decks
A pool deck should drain away from the water and give bare feet a surface that isn't slick, so we plan the slope and the texture together.
Concrete steps construction
Are worn or crumbling steps a worry at your door? We form and pour new concrete steps with even rises, so each one feels the same underfoot.
Slab foundation building
We build slab foundations for new homes, additions and outbuildings, starting with a packed subgrade, the ground the slab sits on, and steel set inside the pour.
Foundation installation
For a new structure that needs more than a slab, we dig, form and pour the foundation it will stand on, following your building plans closely.
Concrete parking lot building
Businesses and property managers call us for concrete parking lots that drain properly and stand up to steady traffic coming in and going out all day.
Concrete footings
Footings are the concrete pads and strips under walls, posts and decks that spread the load into the ground, and we dig and pour them to plan.
Foundation raising
If part of a slab or foundation has sunk, we raise it back toward level, and I look first at why it sank, because that shapes the fix.
Concrete cutting
Need an opening for a door, a trench for a pipe or a damaged section removed? We saw-cut concrete cleanly so the rest of the slab stays sound.
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Homes and yards across Loma Linda
Loma Linda is a compact city where older houses with long driveways sit near newer homes with small, busy yards, and a lot of daily life happens outdoors. You'll find neighbors on the lighted walking track at Hulda Crooks Park and on the ball fields at Leonard Bailey Park. Those everyday routines are why so much of our work is the ground people walk, park and gather on at home.
Building permits here come from the city's Building and Safety Division, which takes applications through its online permit portal and inspects the work. Whether your job needs a permit is the city's call, so we check with that office instead of guessing and tell you at the estimate. I opened Loma Linda Concrete here in 2023, and you can read how I got started pouring walkways for neighbors.
Tell us about your concrete project
We reply within one business day to set a time for me to see the site, and the estimate is free with no obligation. You're welcome to call (909) 760-1346 instead.
Why Loma Linda homeowners call our crew
The owner prices and pours
I write your estimate and I'm on site for the pour, so nothing gets lost.
Estimates you can compare
Your estimate lists everything from ground prep to hauling, so other bids line up fairly.
Straight talk about cracking
We explain where concrete may crack and place joints to guide it, so nothing surprises you.
We answer our own phone
We grew from jobs for our neighbors, so you talk with us, not an answering service.
Tell us about your project on our contact page, or call (909) 760-1346.
About usFrom your first call to the finished job
Call or send a request
Thank you for reaching out. Call (909) 760-1346 or send the form with a few lines about the job, and we reply within one business day. Tell us what you're seeing, whether that's cracks, a sinking slab or plans for something new, so I can come prepared.
I visit and write the estimate
I come out to your property myself, look at the ground and where the water runs, and ask how you'll use the concrete. You get a written estimate, free and with no obligation, that lists what the price covers, so you aren't left guessing about any part of the job.
We prepare and pour
Once you're ready, we sort out the permit side if there is one, then dig out and pack the base and set the forms. Our small crew pours and finishes with me on site, and we cut the joints on time so cracks have a planned place to go.
We walk it together
When the work is done, I walk the finished concrete with you, explain the wait before you use it and point out the joints. We clean up and haul away what we tore out or brought in, so all you're left with is the new concrete.
Serving Loma Linda and nearby cities
Loma Linda Concrete is based in Loma Linda, California, and the 12 cities listed here, including Redlands and San Bernardino, each have their own page. They aren't the only places we work, so if your city isn't named, please call and ask.
Common questions about concrete
How much does a new concrete driveway cost in Loma Linda?
It depends on your driveway, so I give you a price after seeing it rather than a guess over the phone. Size, tearing out and hauling the old slab, how much base work the ground needs, the thickness and the finish you pick all move the number. The written estimate lists each of those parts.
Why are some concrete quotes so much lower than others?
Usually a low bid leaves out ground preparation, hauling or proper joints, the parts you can't see once the concrete is down. The base is hidden on day one, which makes it the easiest thing to cut, and it's the part I won't skimp on because a slab on loose dirt settles with it. Our estimate lists everything from ground prep to hauling so you can compare bids line by line.
How long will I be without my driveway or patio during a concrete job?
You'll be off it for the tear-out, the prep and the pour, and then through curing, the wait while concrete hardens and gains strength. Foot traffic comes back well before cars do, because a slab needs more strength to carry a vehicle than a person. I'll tell you what to expect for your job at the estimate and confirm the waits after the pour.
Does a concrete contractor in Loma Linda need a state license?
Yes, contractors here need a license from California's contractor licensing board, and the city asks for proof of it when a contractor applies for a Loma Linda business license. When a job needs a permit, the city also requires the contractor's signed statement that the license is in force. We're licensed and fully insured.
How do you prepare the ground before pouring a concrete slab?
We dig out the soft soil and pack a firm base, because the subgrade, the ground the slab sits on, is what keeps it from settling. We also check where water runs so the finished slab sheds it away from your house, and we set rebar, steel bars that hold the slab together, where the job calls for it. That prep disappears once we pour, which is why I'd rather take the time on it than rush.
Do you guarantee your concrete work?
Yes, satisfaction is guaranteed on every job. Before we start, I explain plainly what the work includes and how concrete behaves, so we both know what you're getting from the first day.
Will my new concrete crack like the old one did?
Concrete can crack as it dries and moves, so no honest contractor can promise a slab that never cracks, but a packed base and well-placed joints keep cracks small and where we choose. Control joints are grooves we cut into the fresh slab so cracks follow those lines instead of wandering across it, and cutting them on time matters. A pour timed to avoid a weak, dusty top helps too.
How do I find out which fire hazard zone my Loma Linda property is in?
The city adopted the fire hazard zones recommended by the State Fire Marshal, rated Moderate, High or Very High, and the zone map is available on request from the City Clerk's office. If your parcel falls in more than one zone, the highest applies to the whole parcel. Building and fire safety rules apply in those zones, so it's worth checking before you plan a new structure or addition.
Ready to talk about your concrete project?
Send the form or call (909) 760-1346, and I'll come see the site and explain the job before any concrete arrives.