Concrete & Landscaping Contractor Serving Pleasant Hill, CA

Pleasant Hill is full of exactly the kind of house we have spent thirty-five years rebuilding the outside of: postwar and mid-century single-story homes on flat to gently rolling lots, with original concrete that has outlived its design life. Gregory Gardens, Poets Corner and Sherman Acres were largely built in the 1950s and 60s, and the driveways, front walks and back patios from that era were poured thin, without steel, and directly on native soil. They crack, they settle, and by now most have been patched at least once.

That is the work we do most here: tear out the tired slab, cut the subgrade to the right depth, compact real base rock, reinforce properly, and repour at a thickness that will not move — finished as broom, exposed aggregate, or stamped and colored if you want the patio to look like stone. Because Pleasant Hill lots are mostly flat, drainage problems here are less about hillside runoff and more about yards that have no fall at all: water pooling ten feet off the slab, planter beds draining toward the house, and downspouts dumping into lawn. Regrading, area drains, catch basins and French drains piped to the street solve more Pleasant Hill complaints than any other single item we install.

Beyond concrete, Pleasant Hill homeowners hire us for synthetic turf in small back yards where lawn never quite succeeded, paver walkways and patio extensions, low seat-height retaining walls and planters to organize a flat yard into rooms, fencing, fire pits and built-in BBQs, and the occasional backyard putting green. Compact lots reward careful layout, so we spend the design conversation on circulation and proportion, not just materials.

Every Pleasant Hill job gets full crew days and quick follow-up. Call us and we will come look, tell you honestly whether the slab needs replacing or just repair, and put it in writing at no charge.