Concrete Contractor
All phases of concrete work for Modesto homes and businesses: forming, base prep, rebar, pouring and finishing, with decorative options done in-house.
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Tracy grew fast, and the concrete around town shows it. Census figures put the median build year for a Tracy home at 1995. Roughly 6,800 homes here went up before 1980, and the oldest blocks sit near downtown. Those driveways and front walks have taken decades of Valley heat, and many are cracked or sunken now.
Concrete Solutions is a licensed C-8 concrete contractor based in Modesto, and we drive out to Tracy. We pour new and replacement driveways, patios, sidewalks, slabs, footings and stem walls for homes here. We also do stamped and colored concrete for backyards, plus flatwork for businesses. Estimates are free, so call or text (209) 606-9904 and we will come out to measure.
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About four out of five homes in Tracy are detached houses with their own driveway and front walk. Close to one in four of them was built before 1980. Concrete that old often shows wide cracks, sunken panels or a lifted edge at the sidewalk. Patching rarely holds once a slab has broken up.
For flatwork that far gone, replacement is the answer. We saw and break out the old concrete, then clear the pad and regrade the base. New rebar or mesh goes in, and we pour to a thickness that suits the traffic. A broom finish is standard on a driveway because it stays grippy when wet.
The same work applies to an old backyard patio or a cracked front walk. Old trees push walkway panels up over time, and a lifted edge turns into a trip hazard. We rebuild the base and reset the panel line so water runs away from the house.
Tracy keeps building. The city's August 2026 residential pipeline lists about 3,353 homes with permits issued and under construction. Much of that sits on the south and west sides of town. Tracy Hills runs off Corral Hollow Road, and Ellis sits along Valpico Road.
A new house usually comes with a driveway and a small back slab. The rest of the yard starts as bare dirt. Homeowners call once the fence is up and the backyard plan takes shape. We pour patio extensions, side walkways, a pad for a shed or shop, and steps off a slider.
New lots on the southwest side are graded before the houses go in. Cut and filled ground has to be compacted before anything gets poured. We prep the base under every slab or pad, then set rebar or mesh and cut control joints. An addition or an ADU needs footings and a stem wall, and we pour those to the engineer's plans.
Two city desks matter for concrete work in Tracy. The City of Tracy Building Safety Division issues building permits, and structural concrete like a foundation needs one. Work in the public right of way needs an encroachment permit from the city's Land Development Division. That covers the sidewalk, the curb and gutter and the driveway approach, so confirm the rules with the city.
Ground conditions change from block to block in Tracy. Older ground near downtown has been settled for decades. Newer tracts on the southwest side sit on graded and filled lots. We dig, look at what is under the forms and prep the base to fit.
Tracy summers run hot and dry. A normal year brings around 18 days over 100 degrees and more than 80 days over 90. Concrete sets faster in that heat, so summer pours start early and get curing attention right away. Winter pours wait out the rain and the cold nights.
Tracy sits inside a triangle of freeways. I-205 runs along the north side, I-5 sits to the east and I-580 to the southwest. Warehouse and distribution buildings have filled in along those routes. The city's August 2026 pipeline counts more than 4.6 million square feet of industrial and commercial building under construction.
Buildings like that need concrete outside the walls. We pour loading areas, equipment pads, dumpster pads, sidewalks and curb and gutter on commercial sites. Truck traffic calls for a thicker section and tighter joint spacing than a house driveway. Site work gets staged so the business can keep running.
Our commercial and industrial concrete work runs from a small tenant pad to a plant floor. This past year we did industrial concrete work in the Modesto area. That included a winery, a bottling plant and a metal fabrication shop. General contractors and facility managers bring us in for the concrete scope.
Communities and areas we serve around Tracy: Downtown Tracy, Tracy Hills, Ellis, Edgewood, Redbridge, Glenbriar Estates, Presidio, Corral Hollow Road, Valpico Road, Grant Line Road, Tracy Boulevard, Mountain House.
Tracy ZIP codes served: 95304, 95376, 95377, 95391.
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(209) 606-9904 All phases of concrete work for Modesto homes and businesses: forming, base prep, rebar, pouring and finishing, with decorative options done in-house.
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We pour new concrete driveways and replace old ones that have cracked or lifted. Base prep, steel, control joints and the finish you pick are all part of the job.
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Stamped concrete gives a patio or driveway the look of slate, flagstone or cobblestone in one poured slab. It is the decorative work homeowners around Modesto ask us for most.
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We pour backyard concrete patios in Modesto and the towns around it. New patios, extensions, covered patio slabs and patio replacement, in a broom, colored or stamped finish.
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We pour concrete slabs and pads for garages, sheds, workshops, additions and equipment. Thickness, steel and base prep are set by what the slab has to hold.
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We form and pour footings, stem walls and slab-on-grade foundations for new homes, additions, ADUs and garages. The design comes from your engineer, and we build what the plans show.
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We pour concrete sidewalks, walkways and steps for homes and businesses around Modesto. That covers new front walks, garden paths, stoops and full sidewalk replacement.
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Some concrete is still solid underneath while the top looks worn out. We resurface it with micro topping, a thin stamped overlay, colored overlay or acid stain.
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We pour commercial and industrial flatwork: building slabs, equipment pads, loading areas, dumpster pads and parking lot concrete. General contractors and facility managers around Modesto bring us in to form, pour and finish the work.
Learn MoreA few of the questions we hear most around Tracy. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
Call or text (209) 606-9904, or send the form and we will get back to you. Tell us the kind of job, the rough size and the finish you have in mind.
Tell us about the job. We will get right back to you.