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Concrete & Masonry

Driveways, patios, pavers, retaining walls and block.

12 licensed in the valley · 12 listed here

Concrete in the valley contends with expansive clay soils that move seasonally, which is why control joints, proper base preparation and reinforcement matter far more here than in areas with stable ground. This is also the longest-tenured trade in the directory, averaging over 22 years in business.

Concrete & Masonry in the Temecula Valley, by the numbers

  • 12 licensed Concrete contractors in the valley
  • 22.8 average years in business
  • 6 have been licensed 20 years or more
  • 100% carry an active contractor bond
  • Temecula 3
  • Murrieta 7
  • Winchester 2

Counts cover every active CSLB licence in the 92590–92596 ZIP codes as of 2026-08-28. Years in business are measured from the original licence issue date. Verify any licence at CSLB →

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Hiring concrete & masonry in Temecula — what to know

Why is my driveway cracking?

Some hairline cracking is normal as concrete cures. Larger displacement usually points to soil movement or an inadequate base — clay soils here swell when wet and shrink when dry.

How long before I can drive on new concrete?

Usually about seven days for vehicles, though full strength takes around 28 days. Your contractor should give you specific timing for the mix used.

What licence covers concrete and masonry?

C-8 for concrete, C-29 for masonry.

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