Concrete contractor in Edmonds, WA

Hillside lots in Seaview, Perrinville, and Westgate sit on shallow soils over marine clay and glacial till that do not drain freely. Water from heavy rain pools under slab edges and erodes the base unevenly, causing sections to settle at different rates. A driveway on a sloped Edmonds lot needs a deeper gravel base, proper drainage slope, and reinforcement sized for the grade conditions.

Yes. Tight lots in the Bowl and near downtown Edmonds are a common project type. We plan the pour sequence and material delivery around the specific access conditions on each property. Smaller lots often benefit from decorative concrete finishes like stamped or colored concrete that make the most of a compact outdoor space.

Yes. Retaining walls are one of the most common scopes on Edmonds hillside properties, where grade changes between the street and the home create soil management challenges. The wall height, footing depth, and drainage behind the wall depend on the slope, soil type, and what is being retained above it.

Yes. Original concrete stairs on mid-century homes in Firdale, Maplewood, and the Bowl have often heaved or cracked as the soil beneath them shifted over decades. We remove the old stairs, prepare the base for the specific grade at that entry, and pour new stairs that are formed and reinforced to stay stable. Finish options include broom, exposed aggregate, or stamped.