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Concrete contractor in Battle Ground, WA
MJ Concrete pours driveways, RV and trailer pads, shop slabs, foundations and patios in Battle Ground and the north end of Clark County.
Concrete work in Battle Ground
- Concrete drivewaysNew driveways, replacements, extensions and parking pads.
- Walkways & sidewalksFront walkways, side yard paths, sidewalks and steps.
- Concrete patiosBackyard patios, side yard slabs and outdoor living spaces.
- Stamped concreteThe look of stone, slate or brick for patios, walkways and driveways.
- Exposed aggregateA pebble finish that grips in the rain and hides dirt.
- Broom finish concreteThe classic grippy finish for driveways, sidewalks and slabs.
- Concrete foundationsFootings, foundation walls and slabs for garages, additions and outbuildings.
- Concrete wallsRetaining walls, garden walls and walls along patios and driveways.
Room to build
Bigger lots around Battle Ground leave room for a longer driveway, a pad for an RV or a trailer, and a shop or an outbuilding. We pour the driveway, the pads and the shop slab, plus the patios and walkways that make the house itself easier to live with.
Driveways that handle heavy use
A driveway that sees trucks, trailers and equipment needs a thicker slab and a well compacted base, and it needs to drain so water doesn’t sit under the edges. Tell us what will be driving on it and the estimate will plan for it.
Long driveways and gravel
A lot of homes around Battle Ground have a long gravel driveway that ruts every winter. Turning it into concrete can be done all at once or in stages, starting with the part closest to the house or the shop. Long runs need control joints spaced evenly along the length and a slope that sends water off the sides instead of down the middle toward the garage.
Good gravel can often stay and become part of the base once it’s graded and compacted. Soft or muddy spots get dug out first so the concrete sits on firm ground everywhere.
Patios and walkways around the house
Not every job is a big one. A front walkway, a side yard path to the back gate or a backyard patio for the grill can usually be formed and poured in a day or two. Pick a broom finish to keep it simple, or stamped concrete for the look of stone.
Permits in Battle Ground
Inside city limits, permits come from the City of Battle Ground. Outside them, they come from Clark County. Foundations, shop buildings, work at the street and tall retaining walls usually need one. We’ll tell you at the estimate if your job does.
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Common questions in Battle Ground
Do you pour concrete in Battle Ground?
Yes. We pour driveways, pads, slabs, foundations, patios and walkways in Battle Ground and the nearby parts of north Clark County.
How thick should a driveway be for an RV or a work truck?
Thicker than a standard car driveway, on a well compacted base. Tell us what you’ll park on it and the estimate will size the slab to match.
Who issues permits for concrete work near Battle Ground?
The City of Battle Ground inside city limits, and Clark County outside them. We’ll tell you at the estimate whether your job needs one.
Can a gravel driveway be turned into concrete in stages?
Yes. Many people start with the section by the house or the shop and pour the rest later. Each section is tied into the last one at a joint so the finished driveway works as one.
How do I get an estimate in Battle Ground?
Call or text (360) 771-3512 or send the estimate form, and Tevita will set up a time to come out.
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