Do you handle the demo of existing concrete?

Yes, we handle full demolition and removal in-house. We do not sub it out. We break out the old slab, haul it away, grade the base, and prep for the new pour ourselves.

Fallbrook · San Diego County · LIC #1123160

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Q: Do you pull permits for concrete work?

Most residential flatwork does not require a permit in San Diego County. Work near property lines, retaining walls, or anything that changes drainage may require one. We will advise you upfront.

Q: Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. Ordonez Quality Concrete Inc. holds California C-8 Concrete Contractor license #1123160, verified through the CSLB. We carry full general liability and active workers compensation insurance.

Family-run concrete contractor serving San Diego County. Licensed, insured, and on the job from demo to final finish — driveways, patios, pool decks, and stamped concrete done right.

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Backyard concrete patio with broom finish

Concrete pool surround and coping under construction

Pool deck with stamped grid pattern in progress

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What We Do

Our Services

Residential · Commercial

Driveways

New pours, replacements, and repairs. Demo to finish — we handle it all.

Outdoor Living

Patios

Custom outdoor spaces built for San Diego's year-round sunshine.

High-Margin · Specialty

Pool Decks

Coping, surrounds, and decking — built to last around water.

Stamped concrete entry steps and walkway

Code-Compliant

Sidewalks

Clean, safe, code-compliant walkways for any property.

Concrete rebar and site prep before pour

Full Service

Demo & Removal

Full tearout of old concrete before we pour. No subbing it out.

Concrete forming and rebar prep ready to pour

Start to Finish

Forming & Pouring

Every job formed and poured by our own crew. Start to finish.

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Who We Are

Family-Run.
San Diego Built.

Epifanio Ordonez has been doing concrete work across San Diego County for over 20 years. The work is straightforward — show up, do it right, and leave the job better than you found it.

Every job is handled by Epifanio directly — no subs, no shortcuts. From demo to the final finish, he is on site. You talk to the person doing the work, not someone relaying messages.

We do driveways, patios, pool decks, stamped concrete, sidewalks, and full demo and removal across all of San Diego County. Licensed, insured, and built on referrals.

20+Years Experience

C-8Licensed Concrete

LIC #1123160CSLB Verified

5★Google Rating

Ordonez Quality Concrete stamped patio finished job

Family-owned since day one

Where We Work

All of San Diego County.

From Fallbrook to Chula Vista, Oceanside to El Cajon — if it's in San Diego County, we'll be there.

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Are you in our area?

We cover all of San Diego County — north to Fallbrook, south to Chula Vista, east to Alpine. Free estimates, no pressure.

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We serve all of SD County, including:

FallbrookOceansideCarlsbadVistaSan MarcosEscondidoEncinitasSan DiegoChula VistaEl CajonPowayDel MarRamonaAlpineSanteeLa MesaNational CityCoronado

Common Questions

FAQ

How long does new concrete take to cure? ▾

Concrete is walkable within 24–48 hours and driveable within 7 days for standard passenger vehicles. Full structural cure takes 28 days. Keep heavy equipment off new slabs for at least a week and avoid sealing for 30 days.

Do you handle demo of existing concrete? ▾

Yes — full demolition and removal in-house. We break out the old slab, haul it away, grade the base, and prep for the new pour ourselves. No subbing it out.

Do you pull permits for concrete work? ▾

Most residential flatwork in San Diego County doesn't require a permit. Work near property lines, retaining walls, or anything affecting drainage may. We'll tell you upfront and walk you through it.

What's the difference between stamped and broom finish? ▾

Broom finish drags a broom across fresh concrete for texture and grip — most common and budget-friendly. Stamped uses rubber molds pressed into wet concrete to mimic stone, brick, or slate. Premium look at a fraction of the cost of real stone.

Why is my concrete cracking? ▾

Hairline cracks are normal — concrete shrinks as it cures. That's why we cut control joints into every slab: intentional weak points that guide cracks into straight lines. Wide, deep, or displacing cracks indicate a base problem and are a different issue entirely.

How much does a concrete driveway cost in San Diego? ▾

Broom-finish flatwork in San Diego County typically runs $8–$14 per square foot installed. Stamped concrete runs $15–$25+ depending on pattern and color. We provide free, no-obligation estimates so you know exactly what you're getting before any commitment.

How long will the job take? ▾

A standard driveway or patio takes 1–2 days to form and pour, plus cure time. Stamped work or jobs with demo take longer. We give you a realistic timeline at the estimate stage and communicate throughout — no surprises.

Are you licensed and insured? ▾

Yes. Ordonez Quality Concrete holds California C-8 Concrete Contractor license #1123160, verified through the CSLB. We carry full general liability and active workers' compensation insurance. Proof available before work begins — just ask.

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LIC #1123160 · Fully Insured · Serving All of San Diego County

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Epifanio on every job, start to finish

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All of San Diego County

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