We replace driveways, patios and walks at houses people already live in, across Azusa and the cities around it, and we start with the ground under the slab because that's what decides how it holds up.
I learned concrete on new construction crews, pouring footings and slabs on empty lots where nothing was in the way. In 2013 I started A&M Azusa Concrete to work on homes people already live in, which means trees, sprinklers, neighbors and usually a dog that wants to help. Most of our calls come from homeowners in Azusa and the cities around it who want old concrete replaced without the whole yard torn up. We're best known for driveways, patios and walks that come out flat and shed water where they should, and you can see the rest of what we pour on our home page.
I care most about the parts you won't see later, because the ground and the joints decide how a slab holds up. Concrete doesn't care how nice the top looks if the subgrade, the dirt and gravel it sits on, was just raked level, so we dig it out and pack it before anything gets poured. Control joints, the straight lines cut across a slab, give it a planned place to crack, so if it cracks it usually does it there instead of across the middle. If a budget gets tight, I'd rather spend it on the base than the finish, since a nice surface on loose dirt just settles along with it.
I come out to look at your job and write the estimate myself, and I'm on site running our own crew when the work starts. What we talked about on site is what gets built, with no handoff to someone who never heard the conversation.
We came up building new homes on bare lots, and now we work around lived-in ones. Before we break anything out, we protect your plants, sprinklers and the neighbor's fence, and when the pour's done we clean up so the yard looks like a yard again.
We're fully licensed and insured, which matters because the state contractors board requires a license for work like ours once labor and materials on a job total $1,000 or more. Every job we pour is backed by our satisfaction guarantee.
Call (626) 540-1248 or send a note through our contact page and tell us what you're seeing, whether that's cracks, a sinking slab or water pooling by the garage. We get back to you within one business day.
I come out and look at the old concrete, the ground under it and where the water runs. Size, tear-out and base work are what usually move the price, and the written estimate is free with no pressure to sign.
Before work starts, we check with the city or county office that covers your address, and if a permit's needed, we pull it and handle the paperwork. Then our crew digs out, packs the base and pours, and the new slab gets time to cure before anyone drives on it.
A&M Azusa Concrete is based in Azusa, CA, and we pour in the cities around it, including Glendora and Pasadena. Each of the 12 cities below has its own page, and they aren't the only places we'll bring a crew.
Call (626) 540-1248 or use the contact form, and I'll come look at it and leave you a free written estimate, so you know what the job involves before you decide anything.
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