Concrete Driveways
Tear-out and replacement or brand-new pours, finished to handle daily traffic and Fresno's 100° summers without early cracking.
Licensed & insured · CSLB #982855
Concrete Contractor in Fresno, CA
Driveways, patios, walkways and stamped concrete for Fresno homes — poured by our own local crew, based just down Highway 180 in Kerman. Free written estimates within 1 business day.
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10+ yrs Pouring in Fresno County
Free Estimates in 1 business day
What we pour in Fresno
Concrete services for Fresno homes
From a cracked driveway in Sunnyside to a brand-new stamped patio near Woodward Park — one crew handles your job from estimate to cleanup.
Patios & Backyards
Smooth, broom or stamped finishes that turn a dirt backyard into the shaded hang-out spot Fresno evenings were made for.
Stamped & Colored Concrete
Stone, slate and brick patterns with integral color — the custom look without the paver price tag.
Walkways & Sidewalks
Straight or curved paths, side-yard strips and front-entry approaches that drain properly and stay level.
Foundations & Slabs
Shop slabs, shed pads, room additions and floor extensions — formed, poured and finished to spec.
RV Pads & Parking Slabs
Reinforced pads sized and sloped for trailers, boats and RVs — a Fresno favorite for keeping toys off the street.
Concrete is local work
Why pouring in Fresno takes local know-how
Fresno heat changes how you pour
Valley summers regularly top 100°F, and hot, dry air pulls water out of fresh concrete fast — the #1 cause of surface cracking on rushed jobs. We schedule summer pours early, adjust the mix, and keep new slabs properly cured so your driveway doesn't spider-crack by October.
Soil and drainage done right
Fresno-area lots range from sandy loam to harder clay pockets, and a slab is only as good as what's under it. We grade, compact and set the base for your specific lot — and slope every slab so winter tule-fog drizzle drains away from your foundation, not toward it.
Permits and city right-of-way
Work that touches the sidewalk, curb or driveway approach in Fresno can require an encroachment permit from the city. We flag it during your free estimate so there are no surprises — and no red tags — mid-job.
A crew 20 minutes away
We're based in Kerman, straight down Highway 180. Close enough to show up on time, come back fast if you need us, and stand behind the work — because Fresno neighbors talk, and our reviews are how we get hired.
Straightforward from day one
Why Fresno homeowners call CL Concrete
- CSLB-licensed (#982855) and insured — verify us before you hire us
- 5.0-star rating across Google, Yelp and HomeAdvisor
- Free written estimates within 1 business day
- Our own crew on every job — no handing your project to strangers
- Tear-out, haul-away and cleanup included in the quote
- Clear start dates and honest timelines, in writing
Where we work in and around Fresno
All of Fresno — including Woodward Park, Sunnyside, Fig Garden, the Tower District, West Fresno and everything in between — plus the neighboring towns we've served for years:
FresnoClovisKerman
MaderaSangerReedley
SelmaFowlerKingsburg
Coarsegold
5.0 on Google, Yelp & HomeAdvisor
What Fresno neighbors say
★★★★★
“Very happy with this company. Conrado and crew were professional.”
★★★★★
“Conrad and crew were very professional. Arrived at my house on time and completed the job.”
Good questions, straight answers
Fresno concrete FAQs
Do you serve all of Fresno?
Yes — every Fresno neighborhood, from Woodward Park to West Fresno, plus Clovis, Madera, Sanger and the surrounding Central Valley towns. We're based in Kerman, about 20 minutes down Highway 180.
How much does a concrete driveway cost in Fresno?
It depends on size, thickness, tear-out needs and finish (broom, smooth, stamped or colored). Instead of a vague price range, we give you a free written estimate within 1 business day — measured at your home, no obligation.
Do I need a permit for concrete work in Fresno?
Most backyard patios and interior-lot slabs don't, but work touching the public sidewalk, curb or driveway approach can require an encroachment permit from the City of Fresno. We check what your specific job needs during the estimate.
How soon can I use my new concrete?
Typically you can walk on it after 24–48 hours and drive on it after about 7 days. In Fresno's summer heat we also make sure the slab cures properly in the first days — that's what prevents early cracking.
Do you handle tear-out and removal of old concrete?
Yes. Removal, haul-away and cleanup are part of the job and included in your written quote — you won't be left with a rubble pile or a surprise disposal fee.
Ready to pour in Fresno?
Tell us about your project today — get a free written estimate within 1 business day. Licensed, insured and 5.0-rated.