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How to Find the Best Concrete Contractors & Paving Contractors in Contra Costa County

The right pavers or concrete contractors in Contra Costa County give homeowners thousands of dollars of additional value to their homes by creating new driveways, driveway approaches, walkways, or patios using decorative concrete, colored concrete, stamped concrete, paving stones or interlocking pavers. Other companies do specifically concrete mixing, concrete pouring and concrete pumping in Contra Costa County that you hire directly to supply your contractor. Or your need for paving companies and concrete contractors in Contra Costa County may be to repair your cracked or damaged existing concrete or asphalt driveways, walkways, or patios.

The following research by The Prime Buyer's Report identifies the best concrete & paving contractors in Contra Costa County and issues related to hiring them.

How to Find the Best Concrete Contractors & Paving Contractors in Contra Costa County 

Concrete contractors and paving companies in Contra Costa County are required to have a state contractor's license for your protection, such as the C8 license for concrete specifically, or the C12 license for paving.

If concrete or paving contractors in Contra Costa County have employees, they're required to have workers' compensation insurance for your protection because if a worker is injured on your property and the company doesn't have worker's comp, you could be liable to pay for the injuries. 

Paving or concrete contractors in Contra Costa County are not required by law to have general liability insurance; however, all those bearing The Prime Buyer's Report—TOP 10 designation have general liability insurance coverage which reimburses their client in the event of any damages, in addition to passing all other requirements for certification as Prime Buyer's Report—TOP 10  such as our research phone calls to their previous clients, hiring only documented workers, verified license and workers' comp insurance, clean complaint record, and more.

Concrete Pumping in Contra Costa County
Concrete pumping companies in Contra Costa County are firms that deliver and pour concrete that they have mixed according to specifications. A property owner can hire a concrete pumping company directly to pour concrete but they are most often hired by concrete contractors who don't do their own concrete mixing and pouring. Like concrete contractors, concrete pumping companies are also required to be licensed by the state, such as with the D06 specialty license for concrete related services.  When hiring a concrete contractor, find out if they do their own mixing and pouring. If not, consider hiring the concrete pumping company of your choice to do the concrete supply. Just as with concrete contractors, all concrete pumping companies bearing The Prime Buyer's Report—TOP 10 status have general liability insurance for your protection, and have passed all our research requirements including phone calls to their previous clients, hiring only legal workers, verified license and workers' comp, and clean complaint record.


An attractive and durable driveway is a practical way to create a good first impression of your home for your visitors and your neighbors.  Similarly, eye-pleasing but functional walkways make your property more enjoyable while providing you a safe means of getting around on it.   A gorgeous patio will give you many fond memories of times spent socializing with friends and family or enjoying relaxing solitude in a pleasant space all your own.

All of this can be yours by finding good concrete contractors and paving contractors who can make these dreams reality. The information below is provided by the researchers and editors at The Prime Buyer's Report to get you started exploring your options, and how to find the right pavers, concrete contractors, and pavement repair companies for you.

Good Concrete Contractors and Pavers in Contra Costa County Can Create or Repair Driveways, Walkways, Patios and other Pavements With Many Options of Methods and Materials.

You have many options for your driveway pavement repair or new driveway installation, or creation of such hardscape features as walkways, sidewalks, patios and more. Three of the most common options are: asphalt, concrete, paving stones.

Asphalt: Asphalt paving is also known as hot mix asphalt and consists of an aggregate of sand and stone mixed with liquid asphalt, a by-product of the petroleum refining process. The aggregate is mixed and heated then the liquid asphalt cement is added and this mixture is delivered to the job site hot—necessary for the pavement to cure properly.  In some cases the existing base will serve but in others, the contractor will remove the old asphalt, as well as clays and other porous soils before laying down a base of crushed rock 6 to 10 inches deep.  A good base and well prepared grading are key to preventing surface cracking or sinking and a good new driveway should last you 25-30 years.




Concrete: Concrete driveways, walkways, or patios are made using a mixture of portland cement, aggregates (crushed stone and sand) and water. Admixtures are ingredients added to strengthen the concrete or change the set-up time, and to protect the concrete against the weather and exposure to chemicals.   The performance of the concrete is enhanced by entrainment, small air bubbles in the concrete that help prevent deterioration. Too much water in the concrete will destroy these air bubbles so properly prepared concrete is key.  When your concrete contractors order ready mixed concrete for your project, they should advise the concrete company of the intended use of the installation as suppliers have different mixtures and strengths for different uses. 

Before concrete or asphalt is placed, proper preparation and grading are critical.  The slope should always be such that water runs away from the house or other structures or areas that need to be kept dry.  If the concrete is to be used by cars only, the concrete slab should be 3 1/2 to 4 inches thick. If to be used by light trucks also, then it should be 4 1/2 to 5 1/2 inches thick.

Good finishing is key to an attractive appearance of the concrete and involves troweling the surface to the desired smootheness. It's this step where the decoratve concrete contractor can provide you with a colored concrete finish or stamp it with patterns to create decorative concrete or stenciled concrete, using textures or designs from the whimsical, to those that imitate brick, cobblestone, or other materials.  

Paving Stones: Paving stones and interlocking paving stones are yet another option for your new driveway, walkways, or patio. These manufactured bricks come in a wide variety of attractive shapes and colors and can be laid in many intricate and artistic patterns by skilled paving contractors in Contra Costa County.

 

 

 

 

Not All Concrete Contractors & Paving Companies in Contra Costa County Are Equal

The Prime Buyer's Report lists these concrete contractors & paving companies in Contra Costa County: JD Gardening & Landscape, Pacific Landscaping, Falcon Paving & Grading, MCE Corporation, G. Lucas Paving Inc., JV Lucas Paving Inc., A APCO Asphalt Paving Co., GS Paving, Aggregate Engineering Inc.. Other concrete & paving contractors who might still serve Contra Costa County include: .

 

 

Questions To Ask Paving Contractors & Concrete Contractors 

When it comes to concrete or paving in Contra Costa County CA, ask these questions about the abilities, experience, and credentials of the companies you're considering hiring:

• How long have they been doing concrete or paving in Contra Costa County specifically? (Different regions have their own unique soil conditions and weather to take into consideration and experience in your location specifically shows familiarity with these aspects.)

 

• How many installations have they done similar to yours, in terms of size of job, residential versus commercial, car load bearing versus people-only, etc.?

• Can the concrete or paving company give you names and numbers of customers who had a similar kind of installation done who you can call as references? (All paving and concrete contractors bearing the Prime Buyer's Report—TOP 10 symbol have already had their customer references called by research staff at The Prime Buyer's Report so you don't have to.)


• For asphalt paving: Are they proposing to pave over the existing asphalt or other base, or will they instead by removing material first and then laying down a base of crushed rock? If so, how deep a bed of crushed rock? (It's important to know this because it's a reason why price quotes might differ and is how cheap paving companies only seem cheap in comparison to one that's doing more labor for a job that hold up better or lasts longer).

• For concrete contractors: Will they be preparing their own concrete or instead, having ready-mixed concrete delivered by a separate concrete pumping company? If so, what is the name of that concrete pumping contractor? (There are many variables to how concrete is mixed with different jobs needing different mixtures so the reputation and record of whomever is mixing the concrete is worth knowing and you might even want to select and hire one directly.)

• How thick will the concrete or asphalt be? (A company might only appear cheaper than another by skimping on the amount of material, and different applications have different minimum thicknesses necessary to avoid cracking.)

• Can the company vouch that all employees sent to your property are legal to work in the U.S.? (All concrete or paving  companies in Contra Costa County bearing The Prime Buyer's Report—TOP 10 symbol have already signed an agreement to only hire documented workers.)


• How will they determine pricing?

• Will they show you proof of active workers' compensation and liability insurance? (All concrete or paving companies bearing the Prime Buyer's Report—TOP 10 symbol have already had proof of insurance verified by research staff at The Prime Buyer's Report so you don't have to.)

• Will they provide a written estimate that is detailed, including the amount of surface preparation labor being proposed, the amount of material to be used, brand names if any, and product numbers if any?

• What are the manufacturer warranties on the material to be used (such as with paving stones, bricks, etc.)?

• Do they provide a written warranty for their labor, aside from manufacturer warranties?

• Will permits be needed? If so, will the contractors be responsible for getting them or do they leave that up to you?

• Do they use only their own employees, or do they hire subcontractors, and if so, what are the names of those companies?

When you've chosen the best paving or concrete contractors in Contra Costa County for your specific needs, make sure they are properly licensed by the State of California. (All paving or concrete contractors bearing the Prime Buyer's Report—TOP 10 symbol have already had their license verified by research staff at The Prime Buyer's Report so you don't have to.)

 

 

Research About Concrete Contractors & Paving in Contra Costa County 

 

Types of Pavers	Paving Stone Manufacturers
Interlocking pavers	American Pavers Belgard Pavers Cambridge Pavingstones McNear Brick & Block Oldcastle Pavers Unilock Paving Stones
Permeable pavers	Belgard Pavers Cambridge Pavingstones Oldcastle Pavers Turfstone Unilock Paving Stones
Tumbled pavers	Belgard Pavers Cambridge Pavingstones Cambridge Pavingstones Oldcastle Pavers Unilock Paving Stones
Industrial pavers	American Pavers Belgard Pavers Oldcastle Pavers Unilock Paving Stones
Cobblestone pavers	Belgard Pavers Cambridge Pavingstones Oldcastle Pavers
Engraved pavers	Cambridge Pavingstones
Interlocking retaining walls	Belgard Pavers Cambridge Pavingstones McNear Brick & Block Oldcastle Pavers Unilock Paving Stones
Brick and block fireplaces	McNear Brick & Block Unilock Paving Stones
Stone wall planters	Belgard Pavers Cambridge Pavingstones McNear Brick & Block Oldcastle Pavers Unilock Paving Stones
Full bricks	American Pavers McNear Brick & Block
Thin bricks	American Pavers McNear Brick & Block

 

 

 

Common Paving Terms

Aggregate: A combination of gravel, sand and crushed rock that is usually used as a base for pavers. Aggregate is also mixed with cement to form concrete.

Asphalt: A sticky, black liquid that is mixed with crushed gravel and sand (aggregate) for paving.

Base or Base Material: A layer of aggregate used as a foundation layer for paving stones, including "interlocking pavers". Base or base material helps support the pavers, especially for paving driveways and walkways.

Blending Pavers: When two or more colors of pavers are combined, the treatment is referred to as blending pavers.

Brick Paver: Brick pavers are made of clay and shale and are fired in molds. These pavers are easier to install than regular bricks, and most are hardier than bricks when used to pave driveways, walkways and patios.

Cambridge Pavers: Pavers manufactured by Cambridge Pavingstones are called Cambridge pavers. These pavers are sturdy and designed with a top layer of ArmorTec, a surface coating that protects the color and strength of the pavingstones.

Cantera Pavers: Natural rock pavers made from volcanic ash in central Mexico are called Cantera Pavers. Cantera pavers are durable, lightweight and useful in fireplaces, columns, fountains, barbecues, home entryways and Cantera tiles.

Cement-Aggregate Ratio: The ratio of cement to aggregate in a concrete mixture is known as the cement-aggregate ratio. It is usually measured by weight.

Chamfer Pavers: Beveled edged pavers that are often used at the edges of driveways, patios and walkways. Chamfer pavers are best used for water drainage, and installing them at the edges of driveways and sidewalks helps protect the pavers from chipping.

Clay: Clay is a fine-grained soil that is elastic when wet but retains hard shapes when fired in a kiln or oven. Clay pavers come in many colors and are best used for paving driveways, patios and sidewalks. These clay pavers will never fade and are as strong as brick pavers, making them good choices for areas of high traffic.

Cobblestones: Cobblestones are riverbed rocks that were originally used to pave early streets. Now, cobblestones are often used in decorative paving. Known for their strength and beauty, many modern homeowners choose cobblestones as paving for unique driveways, walkways and even retaining walls.

Concrete: A strong construction material formed from cement and aggregate components, concrete is often used to pave driveways, sidewalks and walkways. When dry, concrete hardens like rock. 

Concrete Pumping / Concrete Pouring: This refers to the mixing and delivery of the wet concrete, sometimes referred to as ready-mix, usually in a cement truck. Some concrete contractors don't own their own truck or do their own mixing so they hire an outside concrete pumping company to prepare and deliver the concrete. The skill of that outside company is critical because different uses and applications require specific concrete mixtures to avoid cracking or failure. You have the ability to select and hire the concrete pouring company that the concrete contractor would use on your project.

Concrete Pavers: Concrete based paving stones are known as concrete pavers. These pavers come in many sizes, shapes and colors. Concrete pavers are strong and sturdy, and are used for paving driveways, walkways, parking lots, sidewalks and decorative paving.

Concrete Sand: Concrete sand is a course, rinsed sand used for base layers and aggregate.

Crushed Rock: Crushed rock is most frequently used as an aggregate for concrete and as a base layer for pavers. Crushed rock comes in many colors and can be used as a decorative layer. However, crushed rock edges are sharp, so crushed rock is often used in conjunction with pavers.

Denated Pavers: Pavers that are not square or rectangular, but instead round or odd-shaped are called denated pavers. Most pavers are square, but some paving stones come in other shapes for design or artistic purposes.

Edge Pavers: Pavers that are used at the edge of sidewalks, driveways or walkways are called edge pavers. These are either purchased with a straight edge or are trimmed straight by paving installers. Some edge pavers have beveled edges for easy maintenance and better drainage.

Edge Restraints: Pavers at the edge of driveways, sidewalks and parking lots require edge restraints to keep them in place. This edge restraint system may be a hard plastic or metal and can be hidden for aesthetic reasons or exposed as a decorative feature of the paving work.

Engraved Pavers: Pavers etched or engraved with images or words are often used in memory terraces, walkways or patios. These engraved pavers are usually etched with lasers and are often sold as memorials, donor appreciation or fundraising efforts. Engraved pavers usually take the form of engraved bricks, but may also appear as etched pavers or engraved tiles.

Erosion: Erosion happens when rain, wind and water erode or wear away rocks. All natural surfaces experience erosion, but many modern pavers, such as concrete pavers and manufactured pavers limit erosion. Some pavers, such as erosion control pavers, permeable pavers and grass pavers, limit the effects of erosion and can even protect underlying soils from the effects of erosion.

Flexible Pavement: Flexible pavement is used for surfaces that bear weight, such as loading docks or roadways. Any pavement that does not use high-strength concrete can be considered flexible pavement, although some paving surfaces are more flexible than others. Flexible pavement can also be helpful on roads, driveways and sidewalks that endure freezing and thawing, also known as freeze-thaw cycles.

Freeze-Thaw Durability: Some paving stands up to freeze-thaw cycles better than other forms of paving, so it is said to have freeze-thaw durability. Flexible pavements are better able to withstand freezing and thawing, so they are often used for roads and driveways where freezing is common.

Frost Action: Freezing and thawing takes a toll on pavers and pavement. This is called frost action, and the results are often cracking, chipping and premature weathering. Cheap pavers don't hold up as well to frost action, so homeowners who buy hardy pavers are often happier with their durability.

Frost Heave: Sometimes pavers are lifted from their places as a result of frost heave, or the upthrust of the ground due to freezing. Pavers that are installed correctly leave some room for frost heave, limiting the disruption.

Grade: Some finished paved surfaces are at an angle, also called a grade. These pavers are most often part of a driveway or road. Some pavers, such as grass pavers, are used to help limit the effects of erosion due to grade.  

Gravel: Fine grain particles of rock and small pebbles are called gravel. Gravel is often used as an aggregate or base, and can be used for driveways and pathways. Some gravel is used as a base layer for paverstones.

Herringbone Pattern: A common pattern for bricks and pavers is called herringbone pattern. The pavers are laid in a pattern of short parallel lines, with adjacent columns at a 45 or 90 degree angle. Herringbone patterns appear to have a zigzag pattern.

Interlock: Pavers and paving stones are interlocked, or locked tightly together. This means that pavers cannot move independent from each other. This creates a solid surface that is ideal for walkways, pathways, driveways and roads.

Interlocking Pavement: Interlocking pavement is created when the pavers are laid in an interlocking pattern and the joints between the pavers are filled with sand. The pavement becomes sturdy as the whole section is compacted together using a compacting machine.

Joints: The spaces between the pavers are called joints. These pavement joints are usually filled with sand to help join the pavers, creating a stable surface.

Joint Spacing: The distance between the interlocking pavers is called joint spacing. The joint spacing is usually minimal to help with pavement stability, but the joint spacing between pavers might be any distance needed to create the look the paving installers or homeowners want.

Laying Pattern: Pavers are installed in geometric patterns called laying patterns. These laying patterns come in many forms, including herringbone pattern, basket weaves, random patterns, classic patterns and circles. Paver patterns, or the laying pattern, depend on the pavers used and the size and shape of your driveway, parking lot, patio or walkway.

Mechanical Installation: Some pavers are installed using machinery. Mechanical paver installation is a much faster method of paving than paving by hand, but mechanical installation also limits the scope of possible designs and laying patterns.

Mexican Pavers: Mexican pavers are hand-made clay pavers. Mexican pavers are traditionally made by Mexican artists and come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Saltillo pavers are the most popular type of Mexican pavers. They are made from clay from Saltillo, Mexico. Lincoln clay Mexican pavers are dark brown and durable. Hacienda clay Mexican pavers are durable and can be formed into custom sizes and shapes. Hacienda pavers are most often used as outdoor pavers for patios and walkways.

Mosaic Pavers: Mosaics are images created with small pieces of colored glass, broken tile or pebbles. Mosaic pavers are created from glass, tile or pebble mosaics set into concrete pavers.

Multi-Colored Pavers (Color Blend Pavers): Pavers that are two or more colors are known as multi-colored pavers or color blend pavers.

Natural Pavers: Pavers created from natural rocks are known as natural pavers. Natural pavers are usually more durable than concrete, and their natural appearance is a popular choice for walkways and pathways.

Pavement Performance: Pavement performance is how well pavement and interlocking pavers stand up to regular use and weathering.

Paver Splitter: Paver splitters are used to cut pavers. They can be hand operated or mechanical, and some use hydraulics to evenly split and cut pavers.

Performance Period: All pavement, concrete and interlocking pavers have a performance period, or a specified time that the pavement should last. Performance period for pavers is usually measured in years.

Permeable Interlocking Pavement: Permeable interlocking pavement is built with a grid structure. Grass or other plants are then installed in the openings, allowing rain and water to permeate the surface. These pavers are sometimes called grass pavers, and are often used to limit erosion in yards, lawns and steep graded hills.

Porphyry Pavers: Porphyry is an igneous rock that is slightly rough in texture. Porphyry is very durable, resists impact and makes for flexible pavers. Porphyry pavers come in many natural colors and are ideal for driveways, walkways and pathways.

Precast Concrete Pavers: Made from sand, pebbles and gravel, precast concrete pavers are 100 percent manufactured pavers. Precast concrete pavers come in a wide variety of sizes, shapes, colors and weights and can be used in any application, including decks, walkways, terraces, driveways, pool decks and parking lots.

Rubber Pavers: Rubber pavers are pavers made from recycled tires. Rubber pavers are used for commercial and residential paving, as well as for sports and fitness arenas. Rubber pavers are maintenance-free, non-slip, attractive and durable. Rubber pavers come in many shapes and sizes and are also easy to install.

Sealer / Paver Sealer: Paver sealers is durable, water based sealant that coats and protects pavers and pavements. Paver sealers help make pavingstones waterproof and stain resistant, and good paver sealants bring out the color features of many pavers.

Solid Color Pavers: Solid color pavers are one color. This is achieved by adding iron oxide or metal oxide pigments to the concrete. This makes even-toned, solid color pavers. Solid color pavers come in a variety of colors and can be specially ordered to fit any home décor.

Stained Concrete: Vibrant colors are possible with stained concrete. Stained concrete is most often used in driveways and walkways, and can be designed to complement any home color scheme.

Stamped Concrete: Stamped concrete is an alternative to concrete pavers or interlocking pavers. Stamped concrete is created by laying a foundation of concrete and then stamping a pattern on the damp surface. Stamped concrete can be made to look like rocks, brick, tile, blocks or can be stamped with a pattern. Although, stamped concrete can crack if it isn't poured or supported correctly, so hire an experienced stamped concrete installer.

Stenciled Concrete: Like stamped concrete, stenciled concrete simulates other paving materials. Through the use of stencils, stenciled concrete can mimic rock, brick or tile. Stenciled concrete is often cheaper than pavers.

Weave or Parquet Pattern: Pavers can be installed in a weave pattern, also called a parquet pattern. This pattern is achieved when two or more pavers are set side by side and alternated at 90 degree angles.

 

 

Resources About Concrete Contractors & Paving in Contra Costa County 

Associations & Licensing of Paving Contractors & Concrete Contractors

ACCA American Concrete Contractors Association (http://www.ascconline.org/)
ACI American Concrete Institute (http://www.aci-int.org/)
AI Asphalt Institute (http://www.asphaltinstitute.org/)
APA Asphalt Pavement Alliance (http://www.asphaltalliance.com/)
APACA Asphalt Pavement Association of California (http://www.apaca.org/)
ARRA (Asphalt Recycling & Reclaiming Association) www.arra.org
ASCC American Society of Concrete Contractors (http://www.ascconline.org/)
BBB Better Business Bureau (http://www.bbb.com/)
CalAPA California Asphalt Pavement Association (http://www.californiapavements.org/)
CMACN Concrete Masonry Association of California and Nevada (http://www.cmacn.org/)
DCA California Department of Consumer Affairs (http://www.dca.ca.gov/)
Diamond Certified www.diamondcertified.org
NADCC National Association of Decorative Concrete Contractors (http://www.nadcc.org/)
NAPA National Asphalt Pavement Association (http://www.hotmix.org/)
NCAPA Northern California Asphalt Pavement Association (http://www.norcalasphalt.org/)
NPCA National Pavement Contractors Association (http://www.pavementpro.org/)
NRMCA National Ready Mixed Concrete Association (http://www.nrmca.org/)




Media & Web Resources for Concrete Contractors & Paving Companies

Asphalt Contractor Magazine
Builder Magazine
Buildings Magazine
Commercial Builder Magazine
Concrete Contractors Magazine
Pavement Magazine

The Prime Buyer's Report provides information for TOP 10 Concrete Contractors & Pavers in Contra Costa County within the following zip codes:

94506, 94507, 94509, 94511, 94513, 94514, 94516, 94517, 94518, 94519, 94520, 94521, 94522, 94523, 94524, 94525, 94526, 94527, 94528, 94530, 94531, 94547, 94548, 94549, 94553, 94556, 94561, 94563, 94564, 94565, 94569, 94570, 94572, 94575, 94582, 94583, 94595, 94596, 94597, 94598, 94801, 94802, 94803, 94804, 94805, 94806, 94807, 94808, 94820 and 94850

 

Concrete & Paving Alamo CA

Bohannan Concrete Inc Alamo CA 94507
Morgan-Bonanno Development Inc Alamo CA 94507-7476

Concrete & Paving Antioch CA

All Season Concrete Antioch CA 94531
Armstrong Mechanical Antioch CA 94509
Baymarr Antioch CA 94509
Cal-Pito Concrete Co Antioch CA 94509
Falcon Paving & Grading Antioch CA 94531-8455
Iglesias Brothers Concrete Inc Antioch CA 94509
Paradigm Concrete Antioch CA 94509
Paradigm Antioch CA 94509
Wayne Eswisher Cement Inc Antioch CA 94509

 

Concrete & Paving Bay Point CA

Guzman Reinforcing Bay Point CA 94565
Lara's Concrete Inc Bay Point CA 94565
Rgs Asphalt Maintenance Bay Point CA 94565-3259

 

Concrete & Paving Brentwood CA

Bay Area Ram Jack Brentwood CA 94513
Carrillo's Concrete Brentwood CA 94513
Contra Costa Concrete Brentwood CA 94513
Dellinger Concrete Inc Brentwood CA 94513
Delta Grading Brentwood CA 94513-0372
Dino's Concrete Brentwood CA 94513
R Brothers Concrete Inc Brentwood CA 94513
Sunrise Grading & Paving Brentwood CA 94513-8316
TN's Concrete Brentwood CA 94513

Concrete & Paving Clayton CA

Concrete Concepts Clayton CA 94517
Creative Resurfacing Clayton CA 94517

Concrete & Paving Concord CA

A Apco Asphalt Paving Co Concord CA 94524-1203
AW De Rouen Concord CA 94518
Apco Paving Co Concord CA 94520-3106
Apco Concord CA 94519-2635
B&B Grading & Paving Concord CA 94520-3182
Barazani Pave Stone Inc Concord CA 94520
Bay Cities Paving & Grading Inc Concord CA 94520-1224
Best Quality Concrete Concord CA 94519
Calaveras Cement Co Concord CA 94520
Conco Cement Co Concord CA 94520
Costa Concrete Co Concord CA 94518
Daridon Inc Concord CA 94520
GF Concrete Concord CA 94519
General Cement Co Concord CA 94519
Golden Stone Pavers Concord CA 94521-0405
Hayward Baker Inc Concord CA 94520
Jack's Patio Co Concord CA 94522
James Madison Concrete Repairs Concord CA 94521
Jimenez Concrete Concord CA 94520
Krummen Concrete Concord CA 94520
Lua Concrete Concord CA 94520
Star Concrete Co Concord CA 94521
WC Concrete Concord CA 94522

Concrete & Paving Crockett CA

Bruce Carone Grading & Paving Crockett CA 94525-1044

 

Concrete & Paving Danville CA

CM Stevens Paving & Grading Danville CA 94526-0275
Colombo Concrete Danville CA 94526
Dar's Concrete Service Danville CA 94526
MSI Ready Mix Danville CA 94526
Norm Oldroyd Concrete Danville CA 94526
Paver Designs Danville CA 94526-3503

Concrete & Paving El Sobrante CA

Joe Farrell Paving & Grading El Sobrante CA 94820-0102
Mark Raine Paving El Sobrante CA 94803-2036

Concrete & Paving Knightsen CA

Lucas G Paving Inc Knightsen CA 94548-0314

 

Concrete & Paving Lafayette CA

JV Lucas Paving Co Lafayette CA 94549-3908

 

Concrete & Paving Martinez CA

Allenco Concrete Martinez CA 94553
Choate's Martinez CA 94553-3631
Cifac Martinez CA 94553
Concrete Interiors Martinez CA 94553
County Asphalt LLC Martinez CA 94553-4391
EE Gilbert Martinez CA 94553
Galletti & Sons Inc Martinez CA 94553
James H Farr Martinez CA 94553
Lara's Concrete Inc Martinez CA 94553
ML Himenez Martinez CA 94553
RC Concrete Inc Martinez CA 94553
Schwartz Concrete Martinez CA 94553

 

Concrete & Paving Moraga CA

Bay Area Drainage, Inc. Moraga CA 94556

 

Concrete & Paving Oakley CA

Bentley & Sons Oakley CA 94561
Chetner Concrete Oakley CA 94561
G&S Paving Oakley CA 94561-3929
Mark's Concrete Works Oakley CA 94561
TJB Concrete Oakley CA 94561

 

 

Concrete & Paving Pacheco CA

Rumi Pacheco CA 94553

 

Concrete & Paving Pinole CA

Jesse Polk & Sons Concrete Inc Pinole CA 94564

 

 

Concrete & Paving Pleasant Hill CA

Holbrook Collins Concrete Pleasant Hill CA 94523

 

Concrete & Paving Richmond CA

De Leon Concrete Service Richmond CA 94805
Innovative Concrete Designs Richmond CA 94804
Scott Johnson Richmond CA 94807
Whiteside Concrete Richmond CA 94801
Wilson Concrete Richmond CA 94804

Concrete & Paving San Ramon CA

Concrete Grinding By Justice San Ramon CA 94583
Lyric Inc San Ramon CA 94583
Northwest Concrete San Ramon CA 94583
Paviours & Scapes Inc San Ramon CA 94583-3111
Rock Solid Concrete Coating San Ramon CA 94583
San Ramon Concrete San Ramon CA 94583

 

Concrete & Paving Walnut Creek CA

Asphalt Maintenance Ferry's Walnut Creek CA 94598-0031
Bones-Smejkal Walnut Creek CA 94598
Chuck Harris Paving Walnut Creek CA 94595-0131
Creative Concrete Walnut Creek CA 94598
Kaiser Cement Corp Walnut Creek CA 94596
Parking Concepts Inc Walnut Creek CA 94597-2066
Residential Driveway RDS Walnut Creek CA 94596-7351
Schnabel Walnut Creek CA 94598
Surface Design On Concrete Walnut Creek CA 94598-1450