SAN FRANCISCO, CA · ZIP 94115 · SERVICE-AREA WIDE
Concrete,
poured for
this city.
San Francisco Concrete Contractors pours driveways, sidewalks, foundations, and retaining walls on 25-foot-wide lots, 20-percent grades, and century-old brick foundations. We plan every job around the block it sits on, because in this city the block decides how the pour goes.
- FREE ON-SITE ESTIMATES
- LICENSED & INSURED
- PERMITS & INSPECTIONS HANDLED
New pours, settlement repair, and brick-to-concrete foundation replacement for pre-1906 Victorians. Inspected before quoted.
Steep-lot driveways, Public Works-compliant sidewalk repair, stamped patios, and retaining walls that hold an actual hillside.
SCOPE OF WORK
Concrete services in San Francisco
One crew handles demolition, forming, pour, finish, and inspection sign-off. Nothing below gets brokered out to a sub you never met.
Retaining Walls
Poured concrete walls engineered for SF hillsides, with the drainage and waterproofing that keep a slope where it belongs. Walls over 4 feet include the engineering and building permit in the quote.
Retaining wall details → FlatworkConcrete Driveway
Tear-out and replacement on real SF grades, with slope transitions that don’t scrape bumpers and drainage that sends water to the gutter, not your garage.
Driveway details → Repair · LevelingConcrete Repair
Cracked slabs, spalled steps, settled walkways, and garage floors lifted back to grade. Repair where repair holds, replacement where it doesn’t, and a straight answer about which is which.
Repair details → Flatwork · Public WorksConcrete Sidewalk
Got a repair notice from SF Public Works? We quote off the notice, pull the sidewalk repair permit through the SF Public Works Permit Center, and close out the inspection.
Sidewalk details → StructuralFoundation
New engineered pours, settlement and crack repair, and the big one for SF Victorians: replacing pre-1906 brick foundations with steel-reinforced concrete.
Foundation details → DecorativeStamped Concrete
Patios, walkways, pool decks, and entries stamped and colored to read as stone, slate, or brick, then sealed for fog and coastal air.
Stamped details →SPECIALTY SCOPES
Garage Slab Lowering
Converting a garage to an ADU and short on ceiling height? We excavate, underpin to your engineer’s plans, and pour the new slab that makes the unit legal.
Slab lowering details → Hillside · AccessConcrete Stairs
Front stoops, hillside entry stairs, and garden steps rebuilt with consistent riser heights and treads that drain instead of icing over the first cold fog.
Stairs details → Drainage · WinterFrench Drains
Hillside water management for atmospheric-river winters: French drains, area drains, and waterproofing, built into every retaining wall or scoped on their own.
Drainage details →SITE CONDITIONS · 49 SQUARE MILES
What your block is built on decides how we pour
The Sunset sits on old dune sand. The Marina sits on fill that liquefied in the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. Bernal Heights sits on solid red chert. Same city, three different foundations under your foundation.
§ The sidewalk is legally yours
Under the city’s Public Works Code, the property owner maintains the sidewalk fronting the lot. When Public Works posts a repair notice on your building, the deadline is real and so is the liability if someone trips first.
We quote directly from the notice, pull the repair permit through the SF Public Works Permit Center, pour to city spec, and get the inspection signed off. You make one call.
△ Grades other cities don’t have
Blocks of Filbert and 22nd Street run over 31 percent. Plenty of “normal” SF driveways sit on grades that would be the steepest street in most American towns.
Steep-lot work changes everything: form pressure, mix slump, pour sequence, where the truck can even park. Retaining walls over 4 feet need engineering and a building permit, and we build that into the quote instead of discovering it mid-job.
≈ Sand, fill, chert, and brick
West-side lots on dune sand need wider footings and real drainage. Fill districts near the bay call for conservative reinforcement. And thousands of pre-1906 Victorians still stand on unreinforced brick that was never meant to survive another big one.
Replacing brick with steel-reinforced concrete is some of the most valuable seismic work an SF homeowner can do, and it’s work we bid honestly, scoped to your engineer’s drawings.
SEQUENCE OF WORK
From first call to final cure
Concrete gives you one chance. On a 25-foot SF lot with a truck double-parked on a hill, that chance is planned to the hour.
Free on-site estimate
We walk the site, measure, check grade and access, and give you a written scope and price. No phone-quote surprises later.
Permits & prep
We pull any required city permits, mark utilities, and schedule demolition and forming around your access needs.
Form, reinforce, pour
Forms set to grade, steel placed to spec, concrete poured and finished in one continuous, weather-planned operation.
Cure, seal, sign-off
Controlled cure, joints cut on time, sealer applied, and city inspection closed out where the job requires it.
SERVICE AREA
Serving every San Francisco neighborhood
Based in the 94115, working city-wide. Most SF lots are 25 feet wide with no side access, so we plan pours the SF way: pump trucks, wheelbarrow runs through garages, and pour windows that respect your neighbors’ driveways.
- Pacific Heights
- Marina District
- Western Addition
- Noe Valley
- Bernal Heights
- Sunset District
- Richmond District
- Glen Park
- Excelsior
- Potrero Hill
- Ingleside
- + all of San Francisco
COMMON QUESTIONS
Straight answers about concrete in SF
How much does a concrete driveway cost in San Francisco?
Am I responsible for the sidewalk in front of my home?
How do I know if my foundation cracks are serious?
Should I replace my Victorian’s brick foundation?
Do you handle permits for concrete work?
How long before I can use new concrete?
NO-COST · NO-PRESSURE
Get your free estimate
Tell us what’s cracking, settling, or waiting to be built. We’ll walk the site, measure it, and hand you a written price — free, and good whether you hire us or not.
Call now — (415) 687-3728