Concrete contractor in Vincent, CA - driveways and patios that drain on flat lots
All Star Baldwin Park Concrete is a concrete contractor based next door in Baldwin Park. In Vincent, also called East Irwindale, we pour and replace driveways, patios, walkways, steps and slabs, and fix ones that have sunk or cracked.

Our concrete work in Vincent, next door to Baldwin Park
Vincent, which the county's own pages call East Irwindale, is an unincorporated community in Los Angeles County, about 1.5 square miles by LA County Planning's count. It sits with Covina to the east, West Covina to the south, Azusa to the north and Baldwin Park to the west, which is where I started this business in 2023.
Since we're right next door, Vincent is close work for us. We're best known for driveways, patios and the repairs a house needs after years of use, and we do the same work in Covina, Azusa, Duarte and other cities around Baldwin Park that don't have their own page here. We're licensed and fully insured.
What moves the price is how much old concrete comes out, how much digging and base work the ground needs, the size and thickness of the slab, and any color or pattern. The schedule mostly turns on whether your job needs a permit and on the days new concrete needs to harden. At the estimate I put in writing what's included and what isn't.
Concrete services we offer in Vincent
Every job we do in Vincent starts with one of the services below, so follow the one that sounds like yours to see how we handle it.
Concrete driveway building
When your driveway has sunk, cracked across or holds puddles, we tear it out, dig down to firm ground, pack a new base and pour a new slab.
Learn more about Concrete driveway buildingConcrete patio construction
A patio slab for a table, a grill or just a flat place to sit, poured with enough slope to carry rainwater away from your house.
Learn more about Concrete patio constructionStamped concrete services
If you want the look of stone, brick or slate without loose pieces, we press a pattern and color into the concrete while it's still soft.
Learn more about Stamped concrete servicesConcrete sidewalk building
Walkways from the driveway to the door, along the side yard or out to the gate, replaced when sections have lifted enough to catch a toe.
Learn more about Concrete sidewalk buildingGarage floor concrete
For a cracked or uneven garage slab, we break out the old floor, rebuild what it sits on and pour a new one strong enough for your cars.
Learn more about Garage floor concreteDecorative concrete
Color, exposed stone, borders and scored lines for plain concrete that should look like part of the house. We add it to new driveways, patios and walks.
Learn more about Decorative concreteConcrete retaining walls
Where a slope in the yard is pushing soil onto a patio or walk, a poured concrete wall with steel inside holds the ground back.
Learn more about Concrete retaining wallsConcrete floor installation
Interior slabs for additions, workshops and converted rooms, poured level and finished smooth enough for tile, flooring or a sealed concrete surface.
Learn more about Concrete floor installationConcrete pool decks
Around a pool, concrete has to drain, stay cool enough to walk on and grip when wet, so we pick the finish with those three things in mind.
Learn more about Concrete pool decksConcrete steps construction
Front and back steps that have cracked, tipped or pulled away from the house, rebuilt with even step heights so nobody misses one.
Learn more about Concrete steps constructionSlab foundation building
When you're adding a room, a garage or a backyard unit, this is the slab it stands on, with steel rebar inside so the concrete holds together.
Learn more about Slab foundation buildingFoundation installation
Footings and foundation walls for new structures, laid out to your plans and dug to firm ground before any concrete goes in.
Learn more about Foundation installationConcrete parking lot building
Larger paved areas for shared driveways, small lots and work yards, built on a heavier base because they carry more weight more often.
Learn more about Concrete parking lot buildingConcrete footings
The concrete pads and trenches under a patio cover, a block wall, a deck post or a new room, sized for what they'll hold.
Learn more about Concrete footingsFoundation raising
If a slab or part of the house has settled, we find out why first, then lift and support it before patching anything on top.
Learn more about Foundation raisingConcrete cutting
Clean saw cuts to take out a damaged section, widen a driveway or open a path for a drain line, without breaking up what stays.
Learn more about Concrete cutting
When an old slab needs more than a patch
A single crack that hasn't moved, or one corner that chipped, can usually be cut out and patched, and concrete cutting lets us take out just that piece. If the slab has sunk in one spot because the dirt under it washed out, foundation raising or a partial replacement may still save the rest.
When the cracks run every direction, the surface is crumbling or water sits against the house after rain, patching only buys time, because the trouble is underneath. Then I'd rather tear it out and pour a new concrete driveway or patio on a dug-out, packed base, and I'll show you what I'm seeing before you decide.

Flat lots and curving streets in Vincent
LA County Planning describes Vincent as largely flat, with curving streets and many cul-de-sacs. On flat ground, water doesn't run off on its own, so we build a gentle slope into each driveway and patio that carries rain away from the house, not toward it.
On a cul-de-sac or a curve, lots can be odd shapes, and a driveway may fan out wider at the street than at the garage. Where that's the case, we lay out the control joints, grooves cut in the slab so it cracks along a line we choose, to fit the shape instead of a plain grid.
Curving streets can also mean a tight turn for the concrete truck or no room for it at the curb. I look at that during the estimate, because how the concrete gets from the truck to your yard changes how we set up the pour.
What to have ready before your Vincent estimate
Watch where the water goes
Next time it rains or the sprinklers run, notice where water pools and which way it heads. That tells me where the new slab needs to slope, and it's easy to forget once the ground dries.
Think about what it will carry
A patio for chairs and a pad for a work truck or a trailer aren't built the same. Tell me what will sit or drive on it, now and a few years out, so the thickness and the base match the load.
Know what's in the way
Sprinkler lines, a gas meter, tree roots or a side gate near the work all change the plan. Point them out when I walk the job, and tell me anything you want left exactly as it is.
Questions Vincent homeowners ask about concrete
Who issues permits for concrete work in Vincent, CA?
Because Vincent is unincorporated, permits there come from LA County Public Works, not a city. You can type your address into the county's permit lookup and click Find Services to see which office handles your area. When your job needs a permit, we find that office and take care of the permit as part of the job.
Does a new concrete driveway in Vincent need a permit?
It can, so I check for your address instead of guessing. The county's permit list includes repairs, replacements and grading work, and a county permit needs its first inspection within 12 months and follow-ups every 6 months to stay active, which we keep track of when we pull one.
How much of a down payment can a contractor ask for in California?
No more than $1,000 or 10 percent of the total contract price, whichever is less. That's the Contractors State License Board's rule, and the board says it applies to all home improvement projects, so a driveway or patio is covered too. If someone asks for more up front, that's worth a second look.
How long before I can drive on a new concrete driveway?
You can usually walk on new concrete within a few days, but cars wait longer, because concrete keeps hardening for a good while after the pour, and that curing time is what gives it strength. The mix and the weather change the wait, so I'll go over it for your pour before we start.
Will my new concrete driveway crack like the old one?
It may get a hairline crack as it dries, but it shouldn't split and sink like a slab poured on dirt that was only raked level. We dig out and pack the base first, and if the budget's tight I'd trim the finish before the base, because a bad base can't be fixed without tearing out the slab.
Do you work in Vincent if my mailing address says Covina or Azusa?
Yes. Vincent addresses south of Arrow Highway use Covina and the 91722 ZIP code, and those north of it use Azusa and 91702, so plenty of Vincent homes don't have Vincent on the mail. Either way, you're right next door to us in Baldwin Park.
Tell us about your concrete job in Vincent
Tell us what needs pouring or fixing. We'll reply within one business day, and I'll walk the job with you for a free, no-obligation estimate in writing.
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