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Concrete contractor in Camas, WA

MJ Concrete pours driveways, patios, walkways and retaining walls for homeowners in Camas. We’re based in east Vancouver, a short drive away, so estimates and pour days are easy to set up.

Stamped concrete walkway leading to the front door of a new home

Concrete for hillside lots

A lot of Camas homes sit on slopes, especially around Prune Hill and Lacamas Lake. On a sloped lot the concrete has to be planned around the grade: where the rain will run, whether the driveway needs a finish that grips on the way up, and whether the yard needs a retaining wall to hold a flat patio. We look at all of that at the estimate, before anything gets dug.

Poured retaining walls and concrete steps turn a hillside into yard you can actually use. Steps with even risers are safer than a steep path, especially in the rain.

Patios and walkways to finish the yard

If your home came with a small patio, or none at all, a stamped concrete patio is one of the easiest ways to finish the backyard. A slate or stone pattern in a gray or charcoal color looks right next to modern siding and stone. An exposed aggregate walkway around the side of the house ties it all together and keeps its grip on wet days.

Shade, moss and rain

Tall firs and maples shade a lot of Camas yards, and shaded concrete stays damp longer and grows moss. Broom finish and exposed aggregate both keep their grip when they’re wet, and a good sealer makes moss much easier to wash off.

Newer neighborhoods and HOAs

Many Camas neighborhoods were built in the last twenty or thirty years and have a homeowners association. If yours does, check whether it needs to approve a driveway extension, a new patio or a stamped color before the work starts. Most HOAs want a simple drawing and the color, and it’s easier to get that approval before the pour than after.

A common Camas job is widening a driveway for a third car or a trailer, or adding a slab along the side of the garage. New concrete is tied into the old slab so the two don’t shift apart, and it will look lighter than the old driveway until it weathers.

Permits in Camas

Driveways, patios and walkways on your own lot often don’t need a permit. A new driveway entrance at the street, a sidewalk, a foundation or a tall retaining wall usually needs one from the City of Camas. We’ll tell you at the estimate if your job does.

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Common questions in Camas

Do you pour concrete in Camas?

Yes. We’re based in east Vancouver, a short drive from Camas, and pour driveways, patios, walkways and retaining walls there.

What’s the best finish for a sloped driveway in Camas?

A broom finish or exposed aggregate. Both give tires grip on a slope in the rain. Stamped concrete on a steep driveway should be sealed with a non-slip additive.

Do I need a permit for a retaining wall in Camas?

Low garden walls usually don’t. Walls over about 4 feet, or walls holding up a driveway or a building, usually need a permit from the City of Camas and an engineered design.

Can you widen my driveway in Camas?

Yes. Widening on your own lot is usually simple. Making the entrance wider at the curb usually needs a permit from the City of Camas, and if you have an HOA, check with them first too.

How do I get an estimate in Camas?

Call or text (360) 771-3512 or send the estimate form, and Tevita will set up a time to come out and look at the job.

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