Services · Fresno & Clovis, CA
Excavation, foundation walls, driveways & sidewalks, garage floors, pool decks & patios, outdoor kitchens, stamped concrete, retaining walls and repair. Free estimates start with the site.
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Cen-Cal project photoClear ground for the pour
Good concrete starts with the dirt under it. Excavation sets the depth, the grade and the room for base rock, forms and any drainage that has to run beside the house or under a slab.
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Excavation details
Cen-Cal project photoFootings and stem walls
A foundation wall carries load into the ground. Footings, stem walls and related forming need to match the plans, the soil and the way water moves around the structure.
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Foundation Walls details
Cen-Cal project photoBuilt for daily weight
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.
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Concrete Driveways details
Cen-Cal project photoSafe, level footing
A walkway looks simple, but a few details decide whether it lasts: a firm base, joints placed where the concrete will want to crack, and a surface that stays level where it meets steps, curbs and the driveway.
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Sidewalks & Walkways details
Cen-Cal project photoA floor that takes the weight
A garage floor sees oil, hot tires and parked weight every day. Thickness, reinforcement and a surface that drains toward the door all matter more than they do on a patio.
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Garage Floors details
Cen-Cal project photoRoom around the water
A patio or pool deck changes how a backyard gets used. Size, shape and finish are worth settling before any concrete is poured: where the furniture goes, where the shade falls and where water should drain so it never pools against the house or into the pool.
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Pool Decks & Patios details
Cen-Cal project photoA pad for outdoor cooking
An outdoor kitchen needs a solid, level pad sized for the island, the appliances and the way people move around them. The concrete often ties into a larger patio or pool deck so the whole outdoor living space reads as one.
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Outdoor Kitchens details
Cen-Cal project photoConcrete with a finish
Stamped concrete gives you pattern and texture without leaving concrete behind. Patterns can echo stone, slate or tile, and colors can be mixed in or antiqued on the surface.
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Stamped Concrete details
Cen-Cal project photoHold the grade
A retaining wall holds back soil, and soil is heavy, especially when wet. The height of the wall, what sits above it and how water behind it is handled all shape the design.
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Concrete Retaining Walls details
Cen-Cal project photoFix it before it spreads
Not every crack means the concrete has to come out. Hairline cracks may be sealed, a worn surface can sometimes be resurfaced, and a section that has settled or broken up often needs to be cut out and replaced.
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Concrete Repair & Resurfacing detailsHow it works
Share your name, number, what you want built or fixed, and where the project is.
Size, slope, access and where water should go: the estimate starts with the ground, not just the surface.
Estimates are free. A preferred time is only a request until Cen-Cal confirms.
Forming, placing and finishing new concrete, or removal and repair of what is there, planned around your project.
Free estimates
Tell Cen-Cal about your project. You will get a follow-up by call or text.