Dairy farms until the late 1990s
Concrete Contractors in Eastvale, CA
Backyard upgrades for newer homes: patio extensions, pool decks, side yards and wider driveways.
- Free on-site estimates with measurements and a base check
- Written, itemized quote before any work starts
- Pours and curing planned around Inland Empire heat
Finishing the Backyards a Young City Left Bare
Eastvale was mostly dairy farms and farmland until the late 1990s, when suburban building took off, and concrete contractors here mostly deal with young slabs. That makes Eastvale a city of upgrades rather than rescues. A typical builder package covers the driveway, a front walk and a small slab off the back door, and the rest of the yard is left to the owner. That is where we come in: extending patios, adding pool decks, paving side yards and widening driveways for growing households.
Big households, small slabs
Households here are large. The 2020 census average was 3.94 people per home, and well over half of households included children. A 10-by-10 slab outside the slider does not stretch far for a family that size, so a patio extension running the width of the house, often with footings for a shade cover, is a natural first project. Where new concrete meets the old slab, we either drill and dowel the two together or separate them with an isolation joint, depending on the layout, so the seam does not become a crack.
Side yards and trash-can pads
Narrow side yards on newer lots often stay as dirt or gravel. A simple concrete slab there gives you a clean path for bins, bikes and the pool equipment, and it stops mud from tracking into the backyard. We slope side-yard slabs away from the foundation and toward the yard drains, and we leave access to any utility boxes.
Driveway widening and RV pads
In the decade after incorporation the city added roughly 16,000 residents and about 3,600 homes. More people per home usually means more cars per home. Widening a driveway by one car width, or adding a pad beside the garage for a trailer or RV, is a common request. We match the new section to the existing finish as closely as concrete allows and saw-cut a straight, clean joint where old meets new. New concrete never matches old color perfectly at first, and we say so before you sign.
Pool decks and stamped patios
When a pool goes in, the deck is often the last thing decided and the first thing people notice. August highs average 94 degrees, the hottest days top 100, and the record is 115. We pour pool decks with a textured, light-colored finish and can add a cool-deck style coating so bare feet can handle an August afternoon. Stamped concrete is popular for the patio beside it, and we seal it so chlorine splash and sunscreen do not stain the color.
Near the river, slope matters
The Santa Ana River forms Eastvale's southern boundary. On flat lots near the river, good drainage depends on careful slab slopes more than anything else. We set every patio and walkway to carry water toward drains or landscape areas and away from the house, and we check that a new slab does not block the drainage swale the builder graded between homes.
Our services in Eastvale
- Concrete patios: full-width extensions and covered-patio footings
- Pool decks: new decks with cool, textured surfaces
- Stamped concrete: patterned patios and entry walks
- Concrete driveways: widenings and RV pads
- Concrete slabs: side yards, shed pads and AC pads
- Concrete repair: fixing the hairline cracks that show up on young builder slabs
If your neighborhood has an HOA, bring its approval requirements to the estimate and we will give you a drawing and materials list to submit.
Eastvale at a Glance
- From dairy to suburb. Farmland and dairies covered the area until suburban growth arrived in the late 1990s; voters made Eastvale a city effective October 1, 2010.
- Fast growth. The 2010 census counted 53,668 people and 14,494 homes; by 2020 those figures were 69,757 and 18,134.
- Large households. Homes averaged 3.94 occupants in 2020, and three in four occupied homes (75.4%) were owner-occupied.
- River boundary. The Santa Ana River forms Eastvale's southern edge, with Norco on the far side. The city sits at about 627 feet.

Our Services in Eastvale, CA
Eastvale Questions
Can you extend the small builder patio behind my Eastvale home?
Yes. We either dowel the new slab into the old one or separate them with an isolation joint, depending on the layout. We match the finish as closely as possible and explain that new concrete will look lighter at first.
Will my Eastvale HOA need to approve a new driveway or patio?
If you live in an HOA, exterior changes usually need its approval. We give you a written scope, a sketch and finish details to attach to your application.
Why does my nearly new Eastvale slab already have small cracks?
Hairline shrinkage cracks are common in young concrete, especially when it cures in hot, dry weather. If they are narrow and level, we can clean, fill and seal them. Wider or offset cracks need a closer look.
Free Estimates in Eastvale, CA
Free estimates for Eastvale patios, pool decks and driveways.
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