About our Kirkland concrete contractor business
How I started pouring concrete in Kirkland
I taught myself concrete the slow way, with small pours and a lot of reading, then learned the rest working on other people's crews. In 2020 I started this business in Kirkland. Most of our calls still come from homeowners here and in the cities around it, plus some small property owners with a lot or a foundation to sort out.
Prep is what I care about most, because most of the concrete trouble I've seen started under the slab or before the truck showed up. I also want you to know what concrete can and can't do before we start, so nobody's caught off guard once it's in. Concrete cracks, and I'd rather tell you that at the estimate than after. We're best known for flatwork, the slabs you walk and drive on, like driveways, patios, walks and garage floors. You can see everything else we build on our home page.
- Services
- 16
- Service areas
- 12
- Founded
- 2020
- Years in business
- 6
What working with our crew looks like
You'll notice these things from the first visit to the day you walk on the new slab, because they're how I'd want my own driveway handled.
The person who prices it is there for the pour
I come out to look at your job and write the estimate myself, and I'm on site with our crew when we pour. What we talk about in your driveway is what gets built, with no handoff in between.
Our time goes under the slab
We put our effort into the subgrade, which is the ground the slab sits on, because a base that's only raked level settles with the dirt and takes the concrete down with it. It's buried by the end of day one, so it's the first thing people want to cut from a budget, and it's the last thing I'd cut.
Permit questions come up early
Before I price your job, we check which city or county office covers your address, because some Kirkland mailing addresses aren't inside Kirkland city limits. When your job needs a permit, we can file it for you or help you file it, and we plan the start around the approval and the inspections.
A straight answer, even a smaller one
You'll get a plain answer about what your site actually needs, even when that means a smaller job or a different approach than you had in mind. I'd rather lose a bigger sale than sell you concrete you didn't need.
Licensing that applies to your concrete job
Washington State contractor registration
Licensed and insured. Washington requires construction contractors to register with the state Department of Labor & Industries, and a registered contractor has to give you the state's disclosure notice on any home job of $1,000 or more.
City of Kirkland business license
Any contractor working at a job site inside Kirkland city limits needs a valid City of Kirkland business license, and that includes companies based in another city that come in to do the work. It's a fair question to ask anyone before you hire them.
Serving Kirkland and 11 surrounding cities
Cities we pour concrete in around Kirkland
Precision Kirkland Concrete is based in Kirkland, Washington, and we take jobs in the cities around it in King County and south Snohomish County, including Bellevue and Bothell. The 12 cities below each have their own page, and they aren't the only places we work. If yours isn't listed, call (425) 285-8195 or send us a note and ask.
Call or email us about your concrete job
Kirkland, WA
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Estimates are free, done on site, and come with no obligation, and we reply within one business day, so you'll know what your job needs before you commit to anything.