About our concrete contracting company in Rialto
How I got into concrete
I got started pouring walkways and small patios for neighbors on weekends, and those side jobs slowly turned into steady work. I learned by doing and by asking older finishers a lot of questions. In 2013 I started Classic Rialto Concrete Company here in Rialto, CA. Today we're best known for driveways, patios and other flatwork, the flat concrete around a house, laid out right and finished clean.
Most of our calls come from homeowners and small property owners who want the job explained before anything gets poured. That suits me, because when you know what's coming, you have fewer surprises and better questions. I also care about the part you never see, the packed ground under the slab and where the water runs off it, since that decides how well your concrete holds up. In Rialto, the city's Building Department lists patios and retaining walls among the work it issues permits for, so checking that is part of how we start. You can see the rest of the concrete work we do around Rialto on our home page.
What working with us looks like
You deal with me the whole way
I come out to look at your property, write the estimate and do the final walkthrough with you, so you're never handed off to someone who doesn't know your job. Ask me anything before you decide, and ask it twice if you like, because I'd rather check on something than guess.
Our own crew, with me on pour day
Our own crew does the forming, pouring and finishing, and I'm on site the day your concrete goes in, so the person who bid your job sees it through. We're licensed and fully insured.
A written estimate with no pressure
Your estimate is free, done at your property and written out with what's included, so you can compare it with anyone else's. Call (909) 546-5019 or use our contact page to set one up, and there's no pressure to sign.
How we go about your job
Walk the site
We look at where your slab will sit, how the ground slopes and where the water runs now, before we price anything.
Ground first
We dig out and pack the base under your concrete instead of raking it level, because a soft base is what lets a slab sink and crack.
Permits sorted
When your job needs a permit, we pull it and handle the inspections with the city or county office for your address, and we find out which office first.
Careful pour days
We pour when midday heat won't weaken the top, and we cut control joints, the grooves that tell a slab where to crack, on time.
Plain aftercare
We tell you what to expect after the pour, from small cracks to when you can walk and drive on it, so nothing catches you off guard.
Tell us about your driveway or patio
- Call
- (909) 546-5019