Concrete Contractor in Jurupa Valley - Driveways and Slabs Built on Solid Ground
Precision Fontana Concrete Company is a concrete contractor based in Fontana, and we pour driveways, patios, slabs and foundations for homes and small businesses across Jurupa Valley.
Concrete for Jurupa Valley homes and lots
Jurupa Valley is a short drive from us in Fontana, and the calls we get there are a real mix. Older houses on big lots want long driveways with room for a trailer, newer tracts want more patio than the builder left, and small shops want parking and walks that hold up, much like the work we do next door in Riverside and Eastvale.
On any of those jobs, the price comes down to the size of the slab, how much dirt has to come out, how easy it is to get a truck to the spot and the finish you pick. The schedule turns mostly on the weather and on whether the city has to issue a permit first, and the written estimate I give you spells out what's included. If the work changes the grade of your yard, the city requires a grading permit, and anything that reaches onto public land past your property line needs an encroachment permit. The city also asks every business working inside its limits to register with it, even ones based outside the city. Under all of it is the ground, because a slab is only as good as its subgrade, the packed dirt and gravel it sits on, and dirt that's only raked level settles out from under the concrete.
What we pour in Jurupa Valley
Concrete driveway building
Long driveways on the bigger lots here often need room for a trailer or RV, so we dig out soft spots and pour thick enough for the weight.
Concrete patio construction
Newer tracts often come with a patio that fits one table. We extend it or pour a new one, sloped so water runs away from the house.
Stamped concrete services
Want the look of stone or brick without the loose pieces? Stamped concrete presses a pattern into the fresh slab, and we seal it against sun and wear.
Concrete sidewalk building
Side-yard walks settle where the dirt was never packed, so we dig to firm ground and cut control joints, grooves that tell cracks where to go.
Garage floor concrete
A cracked, oil-stained garage floor in an older house usually has a tired base under it. We break it out, rebuild the base and pour a level floor.
Decorative concrete
Colored concrete, exposed aggregate and custom borders dress up a plain slab, and in the dust and sun here, a textured finish hides wear better than smooth gray.
Concrete retaining walls
Where a lot here slopes toward the house or the neighbor's yard, a retaining wall holds the dirt back, with drainage behind so water doesn't push it over.
Concrete floor installation
Workshops, barns and add-on rooms on the larger properties here need a flat, sound floor. We pour it on a packed base with a vapor barrier underneath.
Concrete pool decks
Summer heat makes a pool deck the most-used slab in the yard. We give it a textured finish for wet feet and slope it so splash drains off.
Concrete steps construction
Older front steps that pull away from the porch trip people. We rebuild them with rebar, steel bars inside that tie the concrete together.
Slab foundation building
Adding a room, a casita or a detached garage on a big lot starts with the slab foundation. We dig, set forms and steel, and pour to approved plans.
Foundation installation
On the open lots still left in Jurupa Valley, a new house starts with a foundation that carries everything above it. We build to your engineer's plans.
Concrete parking lot building
Small shops and rental properties here need parking that drains and stands up to trucks. We pour it thick over a packed base and slope it toward drains.
Concrete footings
Patio covers, block walls and gates need footings, the buried concrete pads that hold them up, dug deep enough that settling dirt doesn't tip them.
Foundation raising
When a corner of an older house has settled and doors start sticking, we look at why it sank first, then lift and support that part of the foundation.
Concrete cutting
Need a doorway cut in a block wall, a trench for a line or a bad section of old driveway removed? We saw clean edges so the patch matches.
Is your Jurupa Valley driveway or patio due for work?
Most concrete trouble starts small, with a crack or a low spot, and on the older driveways and slabs here it usually grows once water gets under it.
- Cracks that keep getting wider
- A slab sinking near the house
- Water pooling after you hose off
- Edges chipping or breaking off
- Steps pulling away from the porch
- A dusty, flaking top surface
See one of these? Call us or send the form, and I'll come out, look at it with you and tell you what's causing it.
Can you fix the slab or start over?
We make that call by looking at what's under the concrete, because a crack on a slab here is usually a sign of the base or the drainage, not the surface.
When repair is enough
If the cracks are thin and the slab is still level, the base underneath is doing its job. We can clean and seal the cracks, cut out and replace one bad section or reset a sunken step, and you keep the rest.
When it's time to replace
If the slab has sunk, tilts toward the house or is broken into pieces, the dirt under it has moved, and patching the top usually won't stop it. We break it out, dig and pack a new base and pour fresh concrete.
What Jurupa Valley's dry heat asks of concrete
I learned concrete late, under a finisher who'd poured for decades, and since 2021 I've come out to each job myself, explained every step before the pour and worked alongside our crew.
Morning pours, damp curing
Dry air here pulls water from fresh concrete, so we pour in the cool morning and keep it damp while it cures.
The base comes first
A good-looking surface over a raked dirt base still sinks, so the base is the last thing we'd cut from a budget.
Cracks where we plan them
Concrete cracks as it dries and shrinks, so we cut control joints on time to keep cracks in straight lines we chose.
Permits pulled under our license
When your job needs one, we pull it and work with the city's Building & Safety Department ourselves, so you don't have to.
Licensed and fully insured
The state requires a license for a job of $1,000 or more, and we're licensed, fully insured and backed by our satisfaction guarantee.
Get your Jurupa Valley slab looked at
Our lines are open seven days a week, early morning into late evening, so call (909) 346-3783 when it suits you.
Other cities we work in
If you're in another city, look for its page here, and if you don't see it, give us a call and ask, because we work across the Inland Empire.