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Stormwater-friendly pervious concrete for driveways, parking areas, and walkways that need to drain where they stand.
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Stormwater-friendly pervious concrete for driveways, parking areas, and walkways that need to drain where they stand.
Pervious Concrete · El Dorado County
Pervious concrete lets rainwater pass straight through the pavement into the ground below — a common requirement under modern California stormwater rules for parking areas and hardscape. It takes an experienced batch to get the paste-to-aggregate balance right, and on-site mixing keeps that balance consistent through the whole pour.
If your project has a C.3 or LID stormwater requirement, talk to us early — placement technique matters as much as the mix, and your finisher should have pervious experience.
Every El Dorado County pour gets the same drill: the order desk confirms mix and access the day before, the rig stages on arrival, and batching starts when your crew says go — not when a plant printed a ticket. Repeat contractors get a rhythm going with the order desk — standing windows, familiar mixes, and a call-ahead system that keeps crews placing instead of waiting.
Camino is a El Dorado County community of roughly 1,750 residents, about 47 miles from our West Sacramento yard — typically 83–103 minutes for a mixer to reach, traffic willing. Camino sits toward the outer edge of our delivery range, so call the order desk at 916-449-2300 to confirm scheduling and any distance considerations for your address before you plan the pour.
Also in Camino: Foundation & Slab Concrete · Short-Load Concrete · Driveway Concrete · all Camino concrete services.
Nearby communities we serve: Pollock Pines · Somerset · Placerville · Diamond Springs · all service areas.
Many California jurisdictions require low-impact development (LID) stormwater measures on new impervious surfaces — pervious paving is one common way to comply. Your local building or public-works department can confirm what your project needs.
Yes — it is placed and compacted differently than conventional concrete and does not get a standard trowel finish. Make sure your finisher has pervious experience; we are happy to talk technique with them before the pour.
No minimum-truckload games — volumetric mixing means we batch on site and you pay for the yardage actually poured. Small Camino pours are welcome; see our short-load page.
A few days' notice books most residential pours; larger or inspected work benefits from more lead time. Same-day dispatch is sometimes possible — it never hurts to call.
Tell us what you're pouring and when. We'll bring the mix to your site and meter it by the yard — so every dollar you spend ends up in the forms.
916-449-2300