Concrete built to hold up to everyday use in Los Angeles, CA
360 Los Angeles Concrete Construction builds and repairs concrete for homes and commercial properties, and we start every job with the ground underneath and where the water runs, because that decides how concrete holds up.
Concrete work for homes and businesses in Los Angeles, CA
At 360 Los Angeles Concrete Construction, we're a concrete contractor in Los Angeles handling 16 kinds of work for homes and businesses. That runs from flatwork, the driveways, patios, walks and floors you use every day, to foundations, retaining walls and parking lots. The goal is the same on all of it, concrete that sits level, drains away from buildings and wears well. Price mostly comes down to size, thickness, how much old concrete and soil has to come out and the finish you pick, since a plain surface costs less than stamped or colored work. The schedule turns on whether your job needs a permit, how much groundwork comes first and curing, the wait while fresh concrete hardens before you can use it. I come out, look at the job and give you your own estimate on site.
We dig out, pack the base and pour new concrete driveways for homes, sloped so rain runs to the street instead of toward the garage.
View serviceWant a spot for a table and grill out back? We build concrete patios sized to your yard and pitched away from the house.
View serviceStamped concrete is pressed with patterns and color while it's wet, so a patio, walk or pool deck can look like stone or brick.
View serviceCracked, lifted walk tripping people up? We tear it out and pour a new sidewalk on a packed base so it sits flat.
View serviceA garage floor carries cars, oil and tools, so we pour it for that load and cut joints where cracks should go.
View serviceWhat counts as decorative concrete? Color, exposed stone, polished or patterned surfaces for homeowners and businesses that want more than plain gray.
View serviceWe build concrete retaining walls that hold back sloped yards, with drainage behind the wall so water doesn't push it over.
View serviceWe pour concrete floors for home additions, workshops and commercial spaces, finished smooth or polished for how the room gets used.
View servicePool decks need to drain and grip under wet feet, so we slope them away from the water and texture the top.
View serviceWho needs new concrete steps? Homes and shops with crumbling or uneven entry stairs, which we replace with evenly sized steps on a solid base.
View serviceWe build slab foundations for new homes, additions and garages, starting with the subgrade, the packed soil the whole slab sits on.
View serviceFor builders and owners adding onto a property, we dig, form and pour foundations with rebar, the steel bars that help concrete carry weight.
View serviceBusiness and apartment owners call us to pour concrete parking lots thick enough for daily traffic and graded so water drains off.
View serviceWhat are footings? The buried concrete under walls, posts and additions. We dig and pour them to carry what sits on top.
View serviceFloors sloping or doors sticking from a settled foundation? We raise and level sunken slabs and foundations back toward where they started.
View serviceWe saw-cut concrete for new doorways, plumbing trenches, removals and control joints, the straight cuts that give a slab a planned place to crack.
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Our crew at work across Los Angeles
Los Angeles stretches from downtown, where the Old Plaza at El Pueblo de Los Angeles marks the spot the city was founded and Olvera Street still runs as a Mexican marketplace, out to neighborhoods in the hills. Griffith Park sits in the eastern Santa Monica Mountains and is one of the largest city-run parks in the country, with miles of trails and Griffith Observatory looking out over Los Angeles and the Hollywood Sign.
Between those places are streets of houses with driveways, patios and front walks, plus shops and apartment buildings with lots that see traffic all day, and that's the work we see most. The City of Los Angeles handles permits and planning for addresses inside city limits, and if your property holds a historic designation, City Planning reviews proposed projects on it. You can look up your address in the city's ZIMAS database to see whether it has one. We're based here, and we bring the same groundwork to the cities around it.
Why owners call our crew
The owner, start to finish
I come out to look at your job and give the estimate, and I lead the crew that does the work. I learned concrete working beside my dad, and you can read more about us.
Questions answered before we start
I'd rather answer a question twice than leave you guessing about your own property. Before we start, you'll know what goes under the slab, how it drains and what to expect along the way.
We handle the permit steps
When a job needs a permit, we find out which office covers your address and take care of the application and inspections. We're fully licensed and insured and have been in business since 2013.
Want to talk through your job first? Send us the details or call (213) 329-1820.
Tell us about the concrete job you have in mind
We'll get back to you to set up a visit, and I'll come out, look at the site with you and give you an estimate on the spot. Nothing gets scheduled until you've had your questions answered and decided to go ahead.
Examples of finished concrete work
Common concrete questions in Los Angeles
Do you do commercial concrete work in Los Angeles or just homes?
We do both. Along with driveways, patios and floors for houses, we pour parking lots, foundations and floors for commercial properties. The groundwork matters the same either way, so every job starts with the soil, the slope and how the space gets used.
What should I do to get ready for a concrete job at my house?
Clear the area, move cars, pots and furniture, and tell us about sprinkler lines or anything buried you know of. We handle tearing out old concrete and digging out and packing the base. If the truck can't reach the back yard, we bring the concrete in another way, which adds labor, so I check access on the first visit.
How do you keep water from pooling on a new patio or driveway?
We set the slope before we pour, so water runs toward the street, a drain or the yard instead of toward your house. Pooling usually means nobody checked where the water goes, which is why I look at that first.
Should I get a broom finish or stamped concrete for my patio?
A broom finish, the light brushed texture that keeps feet from slipping, costs less and suits most driveways and walks, while stamped concrete adds pattern and color for patios and pool decks. If the budget is tight, I'd spend it on the base before the surface. Nobody sees the base on day one, but it decides how the slab holds up.
Will my new concrete driveway crack like the old one did?
It can still show a few cracks, and I'd rather tell you that up front. We cut control joints on time so cracks land in those straight lines instead of across the middle, and a dug-out, packed base keeps the slab from settling with the dirt. Most old driveways crack because the base was just raked level or the joints were cut late or skipped.
How long do I have to stay off a new concrete driveway?
You stay off it while it cures, and you can walk on it well before you can drive on it. I'll tell you the wait for your slab when we pour. Going on it early is how a good slab gets marked or cracked, so we'll talk about where you'll park in the meantime.
Who issues permits for concrete work near the street in Los Angeles?
Inside the City of Los Angeles, the Bureau of Engineering issues permits for private work that affects the public right of way, the public land along the street. Whether your job reaches it depends on where it sits, so I check that when I see the site. When a permit is needed, we handle the application and inspections.
Does a contractor working in Los Angeles need a city business registration?
Yes. The city requires anyone doing business inside city limits to hold a Business Tax Registration Certificate from the Office of Finance. It's a city tax registration, and it's fair to ask whoever you hire about it.
Cities we serve around Los Angeles
360 Los Angeles Concrete Construction is based in Los Angeles, California, and we work across the city and many of the cities around it, including Pasadena and Glendale. The 12 areas below each have their own page, and they aren't the only places we go.
Let's talk about your concrete project in Los Angeles
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