Concrete built for the way you use your property in Hacienda Heights, CA
Elite Hacienda Heights Concrete builds and fixes concrete for homeowners and property owners, and we start every job by asking how the space will get used, because that decides the base and the thickness.
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Concrete work in Hacienda Heights, CA
Elite Hacienda Heights Concrete is a concrete contractor in Hacienda Heights, in business since 2013. The 16 services below cover most of what homeowners and property owners call about. A lot of calls start with cracks, a sinking slab or water pooling by the house. The cause is usually underneath, in a base that was only raked flat instead of dug out and packed. Price depends on the size of the area, how much old concrete comes out, the base work and the finish. The schedule depends on permits, the weather and curing, the days new concrete needs to harden before it can take weight. The on-site estimate gives you the price for your own job.
Concrete driveway building
We dig out, pack the base and pour new concrete driveways for homes. Each one is sized and thick enough for the cars and trucks that will actually park on it.
Concrete patio construction
Want a place out back for a table and a grill? We pour concrete patios that slope away from the house, so rainwater runs off instead of pooling.
Stamped concrete services
Stamped concrete gets pressed with a pattern and colored while it's still wet. That way a patio, walkway or driveway can look like stone or brick.
Concrete sidewalk building
We build front walks, side paths and sidewalks for homes and properties. We cut control joints into them, the lines that give cracks a planned place to go.
Garage floor concrete
Cracked, stained or sinking garage floor? We break out the old slab, rebuild the base and pour a new floor made to carry cars and storage.
Decorative concrete
Decorative concrete means color, exposed-stone finishes and custom borders for patios, walks and entries. It's for when you want the slab to match the house.
Concrete retaining walls
We build concrete retaining walls that hold back soil on sloped lots. They get footings and drainage behind them, so trapped water doesn't push the wall over.
Concrete floor installation
We pour interior concrete floors for homes, additions, shops and commercial spaces. They're finished smooth and flat, so flooring or sealer can go right on top.
Concrete pool decks
A pool deck has to drain fast and grip wet feet. We slope it away from the pool and give it a textured, non-slip top.
Concrete steps construction
We form and pour concrete steps for front doors, back doors and slopes. We keep the steps the same height, so nobody catches a toe on one tall step.
Slab foundation building
We build slab foundations for new homes, additions, garages and outbuildings. Before the pour we set rebar, steel bars that help hold the slab together as it moves.
Foundation installation
Building new or adding on? We install foundations, from footings to walls, to match your project's plans, so the structure above sits on solid ground.
Concrete parking lot building
We build concrete parking lots for businesses and property owners. Each lot is graded so water drains off and poured thick enough for daily traffic.
Concrete footings
Footings are the buried concrete that carries a wall, a post or an addition. We dig and pour them to the depth and width the job calls for.
Foundation raising
Has your foundation settled, so floors slope or doors stick? We lift it back toward level and look at the soil that let it drop.
Concrete cutting
Need an opening for a plumbing line, a doorway or a new joint? We saw-cut concrete cleanly, so the rest of the slab stays intact.
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A look at finished concrete
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Hacienda Heights homes, hills and yards
Hacienda Heights isn't its own city. It's an unincorporated area of Los Angeles County, so the County of Los Angeles acts as the local government here. The county handles roads, parks, trash pickup, the library, and fire and sheriff service. For concrete work, that means the county is who you deal with on permits, not a city hall.
People here know spots like Steinmetz Park, with its shade, senior center and programs for kids and families. They know the trails through the oak woodland of Hacienda Hills and Hsi Lai Temple, which visitors can explore on their own. Around these streets we see a lot of sloped lots, driveways that climb from the street and older slabs that have settled. I opened this business here and still walk every job myself, and you can read more about how we got started.
Tell us about the concrete job you have in mind
Send the form and we'll reply within one business day to set a time for me to come out and write a free, no-obligation estimate. Calling (626) 413-5388 works too.
Why Hacienda Heights homeowners call our crew
Same person, estimate to pour
I write your estimate and check the work on site, so nothing gets lost.
Straight talk about cracking
We tell you up front what concrete will and won't do, including that it cracks some.
Permit office checked first
Before we start, we confirm whether the county or a city issues permits for your address.
Licensed and fully insured
We're licensed and fully insured, so the crew on your property is covered while we work.
Want to talk it through first? Send us the details of your job or call (626) 413-5388.
About usFrom your first call to the finished job
Call or send a message
Call (626) 413-5388 or send the form with a few words about the job and where your property is. We get back to you within one business day to set up a visit. If something's bothering you, like cracks, sinking or water pooling, tell us, so I know what to look at first.
I measure and write the estimate
I come out myself, measure the area and ask how you'll use it, because a driveway for a work truck needs more than a patio for a table. I look at what's in the way, like old concrete, roots or a slope. Then I write up a free estimate with no obligation.
Permits, then the pour
Before anything gets poured, we check with the right office for your address and handle the permit when the job needs one. Then our own crew digs out, packs the base, sets the forms and steel, pours and finishes. I'm on site checking the work while we go.
Final check and walk-through
I check the job before we call it done, and we clean up before we leave. Then we walk it with you. We tell you what to watch for and when it's ready to walk on and drive on, so you're not guessing while it cures.
Serving Hacienda Heights and nearby cities
Elite Hacienda Heights Concrete is based in Hacienda Heights, CA, and works in many of the cities around it, including Whittier and West Covina. The 12 cities below have their own pages, but they're just some of the places we go. Call if yours isn't listed.
Common questions
How much does a new concrete driveway cost in Hacienda Heights?
It depends on the size, how much old concrete has to come out, the base work and the finish, so I give you a number after I see your property. Extra thickness and steel for heavy vehicles add to the price. So does a stamped or colored top instead of a plain broom finish, the brushed texture that gives shoes and tires grip. The estimate is free, so it costs nothing to find out.
Should I spend more on the base or the finish for a concrete patio?
If the budget's tight, put the money into the base before the finish. Nobody sees the base once the slab is poured, but it's what keeps the slab from settling, and you can't fix it later without tearing the slab out. A plain finish on a good base will outlast a fancy top on dirt that was only raked flat.
How long before I can walk and drive on new concrete?
Walking comes first and driving comes later, and I give you both days before we leave, because they depend on the mix and the conditions after the pour. Driving on it too soon is one of the easiest ways to crack a slab that's still curing. Plan ahead for where the cars will park while you're without the driveway.
Does a concrete contractor need a license in California?
For most jobs, yes. The state licensing board requires a license when the job needs a building permit, uses hired workers, or comes to $1,000 or more in labor and materials combined. A bigger job can't be split into smaller ones to stay under that amount. We're licensed and fully insured.
Do you take out the old concrete before pouring a new slab?
Yes. When a slab is cracked or sinking, we break it out and haul it off, because pouring on top carries the old problems into the new concrete. Then we check the subgrade, the soil the slab sits on. We dig out soft spots, pack the base and check where water runs, so the new slab slopes away from the house.
Do you guarantee your concrete work?
Our promise is "Your satisfaction, guaranteed." I write the estimate and check the work myself, so if something about the job isn't right, you're talking to the person who answers for it. Ask me anything about the slab before we pour, not after.
Will my new concrete crack like the old one did?
Some fine cracking is normal in any slab, but a well-built one shouldn't break up and sink like an old slab poured on loose dirt. We pack the base, add rebar where the job needs it and cut control joints on time, so cracks run where we chose. We also avoid pouring in midday heat, which can leave a weak, dusty top.
Do I need a permit for concrete work in Hacienda Heights?
It depends on the job. In Hacienda Heights the permits come from LA County Public Works, since the county is the local government here. Public Works issues permits for new construction, additions, alterations, repairs and replacements, and it names grading work among them. On bigger jobs, the office tells you when you apply whether your plans need a review. We check with the right office for your address before we start, and when a job needs a permit, we handle it as part of the work.
Ready to plan your concrete project?
Send the form or call (626) 413-5388, and I'll come out to measure and talk through how you'll use the space.