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Concrete you can walk, drive and build on in Mountain View, CA

At Precision Mountain View Concrete, we build and fix concrete for homes and small commercial lots, working out the awkward parts of a site, like a yard that won't drain, before anything gets poured.

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A light concrete pool deck borders a blue swimming pool beside a green lawn and landscaped garden.
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  • Free estimates at your property.
  • We respond within 1 business day.

Concrete starts below the surface. We build from the base up.

I turned side jobs for neighbors into a business in Mountain View, and we work there and in many of the cities around it. Homeowners call us most, and so do owners of small commercial lots, usually for a job with a puzzle in it.

I care most about the parts nobody sees once it's done, like the base, the drainage and where the joints go, because a good-looking slab that sends water at your house isn't a good job. I'd rather spend an extra hour working out a tricky site than pour it and hope.

About us

Driveways down to footings. Concrete work across Mountain View.

We take on jobs of every size, and each starts with me on site writing your estimate. Size, base work and steel move the price, and permits and weather move the schedule.

  • Covered concrete patio with a dark, irregular stamped-stone texture beside a brick house.

    Concrete driveway building

    New driveways poured on a dug-out, packed base, with control joints cut so any cracking follows a straight line we chose.

  • A raised concrete patio beside a house has a textured gray surface, dark railing, and wicker chairs with patterned cushions.

    Concrete patio construction

    For a backyard patio, we set the slope first so rain runs toward the yard instead of pooling against your house.

  • Wide gray stamped concrete steps climb between stone retaining walls toward a house on a sloped yard.

    Stamped concrete services

    Stamped concrete gives a patio or walk the look of stone or brick, pressed into the surface while it's still wet.

  • A smooth concrete sidewalk runs between two houses toward a fenced backyard, bordered by dry grass, stone edging, and flower beds.

    Concrete sidewalk building

    Front walks and side paths poured new with a broom finish, a light brushed texture that keeps feet from slipping when wet.

  • Stamped concrete patio with large irregular stone patterns, bordered by a low wall and desert landscaping.

    Garage floor concrete

    When a garage slab has sunk or flaked apart, we break it out, rebuild the base and pour a new floor.

  • A stamped concrete porch with a wood-plank pattern extends along a stone-faced house, furnished with dark chairs and flower planters.

    Decorative concrete

    Color, exposed stone and saw-cut patterns for driveways, patios and walks that should look like more than plain gray concrete.

  • Gray block retaining walls with capped edges form stepped terraces and a central staircase on a wooded slope.

    Concrete retaining walls

    Concrete walls that hold back a slope or a raised bed, built with drainage behind them so water doesn't push them over.

  • Stamped concrete patio with gray stone patterns, outdoor seating, planters, and black railings beside a white house.

    Concrete floor installation

    Interior concrete floors for shops, studios, sheds and additions, poured flat and level so finish flooring or equipment sits right.

  • Aerial view of a backyard pool and pale concrete deck beside a large patterned patio and landscaped garden.

    Concrete pool decks

    The deck around your pool needs grip underfoot and a slope that carries splash water away from the pool and the house.

  • Two broad stone-faced concrete steps with dark brown caps lead to a wooden front door, bordered by a matching paved entry.

    Concrete steps construction

    Porch and entry steps built in concrete, each step the same height so nobody catches a toe on the way in.

  • Light gray exposed-aggregate concrete patio beside a brick house, bordered by flower beds and lawn.

    Slab foundation building

    A slab foundation for a garage, addition or backyard unit, tied together with rebar, the steel bars set inside the concrete.

  • Pale concrete pool deck curves around a blue swimming pool inside a screened enclosure.

    Foundation installation

    Perimeter foundations and stem walls, the short walls a house frame sits on, for new houses and additions built to approved plans.

  • Concrete pool deck surrounds a blue swimming pool beneath a black-framed screen enclosure, with palms and lounge chairs.

    Concrete parking lot building

    Parking areas for small commercial lots, graded so stormwater heads to the drains instead of standing in the stalls.

  • Gray exposed-aggregate concrete patio with straight control joints beside a dark-sided house and a border of rounded stones.

    Concrete footings

    Footings are the buried concrete under a post, wall or deck that spreads the load, so we dig them down to solid ground.

  • Curved concrete patio with a wooden picnic table, tiered rock retaining walls, and planted garden beds.

    Foundation raising

    If a floor slopes or doors stick because the foundation has sunk, we look at why before lifting it back toward level.

  • Rectangular swimming pool bordered by pale stone coping and a gray concrete deck, with a white diving board and flower beds.

    Concrete cutting

    Clean saw cuts through a slab or wall for a pipe trench, a doorway or a damaged section, without cracking what stays.

It starts with a call. It ends with a walk-through.

Here's how a job goes with us, from your first call to the day we walk the finished work with you.

  1. Get in touch

    Call (650) 447-1063 or send a message through the form, tell us a little about the job, and we'll reply within one business day.

  2. Site visit

    I come out myself to look the site over, check where the water goes and ask plenty of questions, because the tricky part needs working out before I write any number.

  3. Written estimate

    You get a written estimate, free and with no obligation. If the job needs a permit, we handle the paperwork with your city's building office and set up the inspections.

  4. Pour and finish

    Once you're ready, our lead hand runs the crew and I check in at the key steps. Then we clean up and walk the finished job with you.

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Tell us about your job. I'll come out and take a look.

Tell us what you want poured or fixed. We reply within one business day to set a time for my visit, and there's no obligation.

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Some sites are a puzzle. We work it out first.

  1. Talk to the owner who plans it

    I'm the one you talk to, and I work out the tricky part of your site before I write a number, not after the forms are up.

  2. Slope and joints agreed before the pour

    We settle slope, drainage and where the control joints go with you before any concrete arrives, because those are the hardest things to change once it sets.

  3. Estimates you can compare line by line

    Our estimates spell out what's included and what isn't, like hauling or extra steel, so you can set our bid beside anyone else's.

  4. Engineers and soil reports raised early

    When a job needs an engineer, a soil report or another specialist, we tell you early and work with them instead of around them.

Dark gray concrete entry steps lead to black double doors on a white house.

We clean up as we go. Your yard stays your yard.

We agree with you where the truck parks and which paths the crew uses, and we clean up as we go, including the gray slurry from cutting and the washout from rinsing tools, so your yard and the street are left the way we found them.

Satisfaction guaranteed on every job. If you'd like to know who's behind the work first, read more about us.

About us(650) 447-1063
Stamped concrete patio beneath a wooden pergola, with a warm stone-like pattern and brick house behind it.

Based in Mountain View. Working across the cities around it.

We're based in Mountain View and work in Sunnyvale, Palo Alto and many cities around them. If your city isn't listed, call (650) 447-1063 or get in touch and ask.

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Have a concrete job in mind? Call to set up a visit.

Tell us what you'd like built or fixed and roughly where, by phone or through the form, and we'll set a time to come look.

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