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Concrete for driveways
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Fresh, metered concrete for new driveways, extensions, and replacements — poured the day your forms are ready.
Home / Service Areas / Coloma / Driveway Concrete
Fresh, metered concrete for new driveways, extensions, and replacements — poured the day your forms are ready.
Driveway Concrete · El Dorado County
A driveway is the most common residential pour there is, and the math is simple: a typical two-car driveway runs several yards of concrete, and every one of them should be fresh when it hits the forms. We batch at your curb and meter by the yard, so an extension or an odd-shaped approach costs what it measures, not a rounded-up truckload.
Driveways in our region are commonly poured around four inches thick over a prepared base — your finisher will confirm thickness, reinforcement, and joints for your soil and vehicles. Use the calculator to rough out your yardage first.
Every El Dorado County pour gets the same drill: dispatch 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. Odd quantities are normal here — trench lines and curvy forms never take a round number. The meter runs while the pour runs, and the invoice matches the meter.
Coloma is a El Dorado County community of roughly 529 residents, about 38 miles from our West Sacramento yard — typically 65–85 minutes for a mixer to reach, traffic willing.
Also in Coloma: Flowable Fill (CLSM) · Rapid-Set Concrete · Residential Concrete · all Coloma concrete services.
Nearby communities we serve: Placerville · Georgetown · Diamond Springs · Auburn Lake Trails · all service areas.
Length × width × depth. A 20-by-20-foot driveway at four inches deep is roughly five cubic yards — run your exact dimensions through our calculator, then dispatch will confirm with waste factored in.
We supply the concrete; forming and finishing are done by you or your concrete finisher. If you need a finisher, dispatch can suggest crews we supply regularly.
No minimum-truckload games — volumetric mixing means we batch on site and you pay for the yardage actually poured. Small Coloma pours are welcome; see our short-load page.
Formed and staked forms, clear truck access, someone authorized on site, and a washout area. Our Before You Order guide walks through all of it.
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.
916-248-2860