San Marcos Concrete Contractors, With a Free Written Estimate
Driveways, patios, walkways, walls and repair. Send one short form or call, and we come out with a free estimate.
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Concrete Projects in San Marcos
What the City Says
The first ten feet or so from the curb is usually city land in San Marcos. Driveways, curb cuts and sidewalk replacement there need a city ROW permit.
Digging two feet or deeper, or cutting a slope over five feet high and steeper than 1.5 to 1, needs a grading permit.
96,620 San Marcos residents
10 ft from the curb is typically city land
$1,000 job size that needs a CSLB license
Three City Rules to Know Before Any Pour
- The first ten feet or so from the curb is typically city land. Curb cuts, driveways and sidewalk replacement there need a ROW permit.
- A dig two feet or deeper, or a cut that makes a slope over five feet high and steeper than 1.5 to 1, needs a grading permit.
- A retaining wall under three feet from the top of the footing is exempt from the engineering wall policy. Taller walls follow the standard drawings or a building permit.
The details are on the San Marcos rules page.
How a Job Runs, Start to Finish
You send the form or call. We come out, look at the lot and give you a free written price. If the job reaches the curb, we sort out the ROW permit. A dig ticket goes to 811. The old slab comes out, the base goes in, and forms and steel follow. We schedule the pour, and the concrete is placed and finished to the written plan. Joints are cut, the slab cures and the site is cleaned.
Four Questions to Ask Any Concrete Company
- What is the license number? Look it up on the state board site.
- Is the company on the license the same one on the contract?
- Who pulls the permit if the job touches the street?
- Is the base, steel, joints and cleanup in the written price?
More on this in our contractor check guide and the page on what a Class B license is.
Good to Know
Who does the work?
American Polo Remodeling does the work. It is a California Class B General Building contractor, CSLB #1084257, and you can look it up on the state board site.
What does the estimate cost?
Nothing. It is free and you are not obligated to hire anyone.
How much does concrete cost in San Marcos?
It depends on the job. Size, slope, base, thickness, steel, finish and access all change it. We give a free written estimate and do not print numbers we cannot source.
Do I need a permit for concrete in San Marcos?
Work in the public right of way needs a city ROW permit. A dig two feet or deeper needs a grading permit. Ask the city about the rest.
Who is my contractor?
American Polo Remodeling, CSLB #1084257. San Marcos Concrete Pros is its concrete service in San Marcos. It signs the contract with you, handles the permit and runs the job from the estimate to the final walk through.