Concrete and landscaping services throughout Pleasanton. A real Pleasanton client describes working with Ken on several projects over 20 years.
Pleasanton client Jen M. describes hiring Ken for several different projects over a 20-year relationship. She highlights his professionalism, reliability and long-standing crew in the attributed review below.
Her review provides a direct account of repeat work with A·K. For a new project, Ken evaluates the property's access, existing surfaces, grade and drainage during the site visit.
Services available in Pleasanton include stamped concrete, pavers, retaining walls, turf, putting greens, outdoor kitchens, fire pits, fencing and French drains. Ken walks each property and provides a written estimate.
Stamped, colored, broom finish and exposed aggregate flatwork.
Learn moreBlock and stone walls that terrace slopes into usable yard.
Learn morePet- and kid-friendly lawns with no mowing or irrigation.
Learn moreInterlocking paver driveways, walkways and courtyards.
Learn moreBuilt-in BBQ islands, fire pits and entertaining patios.
Learn moreCatch basins, area drains and regrading that moves water away.
Learn moreWood, vinyl and ornamental fencing built to last.
Learn morePro-grade contoured backyard greens that putt true.
Learn more"I have used Ken at various times, for several different projects throughout the years. He is friendly, professional, and keeps his word. He shows up on time, and his guys do too. Over the 20 years I've known him and his crew, many of the guys are the same ones I originally met. I highly recommend him."
Practical questions to consider before work begins.
Yes. Pleasanton is one of the eight core service cities listed on this site. Call or send the project details and Ken will confirm whether the scope and schedule are a fit.
Often, yes. If the pavers themselves are sound, the fix is lifting them, correcting and recompacting the base, then resetting and re-sanding. That is a much smaller job than a full replacement.
Proper footing, drain rock and filter fabric behind the wall, and a weep or drain line that daylights. Walls up to about 3 feet generally do not need engineering; taller walls do.
A putting green can be practical when the available space, drainage and intended play all support it. Options include contoured surfaces, cups and fringe over a compacted, drained base.
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