Cen-Cal Concrete

Driveways · Fresno, CA

Concrete Driveways in Fresno, CA.

A new or replacement concrete driveway, planned around your vehicles, your gate or garage and the path rain needs to take.

Newly poured broom-finish concrete driveway with clean control joints in front of a three-car garageCen-Cal project photo

Driveways for Fresno homes

Planned around
your Fresno property.

In Fresno, older bungalows and mid-century ranch homes near the Tower District and Sunnyside sit beside newer two-story builds toward Bullard and Woodward Park. That variety shows up in the driveway: driveways that run from narrow single-car strips on older lots to wide multi-car aprons on the north side. Tell Cen-Cal how many vehicles park there, whether a gate or RV is involved and where rain should run, and the free estimate can be built around it.

A driveway is the hardest-working piece of concrete on most properties. It carries daily traffic, heat expansion and the occasional heavy delivery, so the work starts with the ground under it: the base, the slope and the way the edge meets the street or sidewalk.

More about concrete work in Fresno

What it can include

  • New driveways and full replacements
  • Widening, extensions and parking pads
  • Planned slope and drainage away from the garage
  • Joint layout and surface finish options
  • Removal of the old concrete, when part of the job

Areas in Fresno

  • Tower District
  • Fig Garden
  • Woodward Park
  • Sunnyside
  • Bullard

How it works

From first call
to finished concrete.

  1. 01

    Call, text or send the form

    Share your name, number, what you want built or fixed, and where the project is.

  2. 02

    We look at the site

    Size, slope, access and where water should go: the estimate starts with the ground, not just the surface.

  3. 03

    Get your free estimate

    Estimates are free. A preferred time is only a request until Cen-Cal confirms.

  4. 04

    Prep, pour and finish

    Forming, placing and finishing new concrete, or removal and repair of what is there, planned around your project.

Common questions

Before you get started.

Talk through your project
How thick is a concrete driveway?

Many residential driveways are poured around 4 inches thick, with thicker edges or added reinforcement where heavier vehicles are expected. The right specification depends on your use and your ground, and is confirmed at the free estimate.

Can my old driveway be replaced?

Yes, replacement is a common project. Old concrete is typically broken out and hauled away before the base is prepared for new concrete. Ask whether removal and disposal are included when you request your free estimate.

Does Cen-Cal offer driveways in Fresno?

Fresno is part of Cen-Cal Concrete's Fresno-area service area. From the Tower District to the north side, a Fresno address is the most common starting point for an estimate. Call or text (559) 286-3441 with your address or neighborhood to confirm and request a free estimate.

Free estimates

Driveways estimate in Fresno.

Tell Cen-Cal about your project. You will get a follow-up by call or text.

  • Free estimates for new concrete and repair
  • Call, text or send the form
  • A preferred time is a request until Cen-Cal confirms
Request a free estimate

By sending this form you agree Cen-Cal Concrete may call or text you about your request.

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