
Concrete Driveway Building
Is your driveway heaving on clay? We excavate soil, pack a 4 inch crushed aggregate base, and pour 4000 PSI concrete with tied steel rebar.
Bristol Santa Ana Concrete pours for houses and small commercial premises across the county seat and the towns around it. A worn driveway taken out and re-laid, a garage floor reached off an alley, a stamped patio or a front walk in the registered streets - all built to California code, and all measured on the lot first.

Is your driveway heaving on clay? We excavate soil, pack a 4 inch crushed aggregate base, and pour 4000 PSI concrete with tied steel rebar.

Tired of cracked yard concrete? We pour Santa Ana patios four inches thick over four inches of crushed base with number three rebar grid.

Will Santa Ana clay crack decorative slab patterns? We pour 4000 PSI concrete 4 inches deep over 4 inches of compacted aggregate base.

Cracking walkway from soil movement? We pour four inch concrete over four inches of crushed aggregate base to stop seasonal ground shifting.

Is your garage floor cracking or uneven? We pour four inch slabs over four inches of crushed rock with rebar on 18 inch centers for trucks.

Tired of faded surface paint? We pour 4 inch slabs with integral color throughout and tool joints every 8 feet against clay ground heave.

Is your slope pushing out? We dig footings 24 inches into stable clay and place grade 60 steel rebar to hold grade lines across Santa Ana.

Does your interior slab shift on riverbed clay? We cast 4 inch floors with steel reinforcement over a continuous 15 mil vapor retarder.

Is shifting soil cracking your pool surround? We pour 4 inch reinforced slabs over 4 inches of crushed rock with isolated perimeter joints.

Are your entry steps pulling away? We pour solid 11 inch treads over 12 inch deep footings to stop separation on Santa Ana clay soils.

Worried about shifting clay soils? We pour slabs with 12 inch deepened perimeter footings and 4 inches of solid crushed rock in Santa Ana.

Building on shifting Santa Ana clay? We excavate continuous grade beams twelve inches wide with tied grade sixty steel to hold the pad.

Need commercial paving that tolerates shifting clay? We pour six-inch slabs over a crushed rock subbase with steel dowels every two feet.

Building on shifting Santa Ana clay? We dig footings 24 inches down into solid subgrade with grade 60 steel rebar cages tied throughout.

Has your slab dropped from shifting soil? We drive steel push piers down to dense stable strata at depths past 20 feet to lift footings.

Need a trench cut through reinforced slab? We wet cut up to 8 inches deep using diamond blades with zero dust and clean aggregate edges.
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