Serving Kelso, WA
Concrete Contractor in Kelso, WA
Driveways, patios, walkways, and slabs poured throughout Kelso and Cowlitz County. Forming through finish.
Call (360) 431-9382 or book online for a free estimate.
Good flatwork starts before any concrete shows up. Compacted base, correct rebar or mesh placement, and forms that are actually straight and level are what separate a slab that lasts from one that spiders in three winters.
Kelso sees enough rain that drainage is not optional. We grade so water runs off the slab and away from your foundation rather than pooling where you park.
You get a written estimate before we start, and the crew that bids the job is the crew that pours it.
Concrete Work We Have Built
Stamped concrete patio finish in Kelso, WA
Concrete steps and patio in Kelso, WA
Concrete steps and exposed aggregate in Kelso, WA
Concrete porch steps in Kelso, WA
Concrete steps and porch in Kelso, WA
Concrete patio finishing in Kelso, WA
Recent work in Kelso
Back patio slab in Kelso
New concrete patio poured off the back of the house. Base compacted and joints cut where the slab wants to move anyway.
Concrete patio and pergola in Kelso
Concrete patio with a pergola built over it. The flatwork and the structure get planned together because the post locations have to land right.
Concrete Work questions in Kelso
How much does a concrete patio cost in Kelso, WA?
Flatwork runs roughly $10 to $29 per square foot. A broom-finish patio on prepared ground is the low end. Removing an old patio or deck first, exposed aggregate or stamped finish, and steps or a retaining wall tied in move it up. Send me the size and a photo for a written number.
Do you pour driveways and sidewalks in Kelso?
Yes. Driveways, driveway extensions, sidewalks, walkways, porch steps and slabs. If the city has flagged your sidewalk, I can bid the repair to their spec.
Can you pour a patio where a deck used to be?
Yes, that is a common Kelso job. The deck comes out, the footings and any old post bases come out with it, and the ground gets graded and compacted before the forms go in. A slab poured over leftover deck footings cracks right along them.
Do you need a pump truck, or can the mixer reach my backyard?
It depends on access. If the truck can get the chute to the forms, that is the cheapest day. If it is a tight side yard or a fence, it is a pump or wheelbarrows, and the bid says which. Send a photo of how a truck would reach the spot and I will tell you.
How thick should a residential concrete slab be?
Four inches for patios, walks and a standard driveway. Five to six inches where trucks, trailers or shop equipment will sit. Thickness and reinforcement get sized to what is actually going to be on the slab, and that is in the estimate.
Concrete Work in Kelso and Cowlitz County
James Hurula Construction is a licensed Washington general contractor (JAMESHC764LM) based in Kalama, serving Kelso and Cowlitz County on every kind of job on this page. I also work in Longview, Castle Rock, Kalama, Woodland, Cathlamet, Vancouver, Battle Ground, Ridgefield. Thirty years of field experience, owner on site.
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