Concrete contractor in Washougal, WA

Driveways and parking pads

If you have a long driveway, a turnaround, or room to park a trailer or a boat, concrete gives you a clean, solid surface that won’t rut or wash out like gravel. A broom finish or exposed aggregate holds up to that kind of use and keeps its grip in the rain.

Tell us what will be parked on it. A slab that carries a truck and a trailer needs more thickness and a better base than one that only sees a car.

Shop and shed slabs

A concrete slab gives a shop, a garage or a shed a solid, level floor that keeps moisture out. Larger buildings usually need a permit and an inspection before the pour. Smaller sheds can be exempt depending on their size, and we’ll tell you which yours is at the estimate.

Pouring around Gorge wind and rain

Washougal sits at the mouth of the Columbia River Gorge, so it gets strong, cold east winds in the winter on top of the regular rain. Fresh concrete has to be kept from freezing and from drying out too fast while it cures, so pour days get planned around the forecast.

Walkways and patios in town

Not every Washougal job is out in the country. Homes in town often need a new front walkway, steps up to the porch or a patio out back, and older driveways that have cracked and settled can be torn out and poured again on a new base. Smaller jobs like these can usually be formed and poured quickly once the weather cooperates.

Permits in Washougal

Inside city limits, permits come from the City of Washougal. Outside them, they come from Clark County. Work at the street, foundations, shop buildings and tall retaining walls usually need one. Driveways, patios and walkways on your own lot often don’t. We’ll tell you at the estimate if your job does.

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