
Vancouver Concrete Contractors
Vancouver Concrete Contractors
Vancouver Concrete Contractors is based in downtown Vancouver and handles residential and commercial concrete work across Vancouver and nearby communities. It assesses site access before quoting and plans drainage before the pour.
Last Updated October 3, 2026.
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Business Highlights
- The company says it is fully licensed and insured.
- It provides a workmanship warranty on every job.
- It offers free quotes with the scope in writing.
- It works alongside WJC Concrete on concrete and earthworks projects.
Service Area
Vancouver, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Burnaby, Squamish, Kitsilano, Shaughnessy, Mount Pleasant, Kerrisdale and East Vancouver.
Active Business Listing
Vancouver Concrete Contractors is one of 12 concrete & masonry contractors ProsGrade lists in Vancouver, British Columbia.
12 services listed, including Concrete driveways, Concrete garage pads and Concrete patios. Open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Rated 5.0 from 9 reviews.
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How This Business Compares
How Vancouver Concrete Contractors compares with the other 11 concrete & masonry contractors on ProsGrade in Vancouver, using public Google ratings and review counts.
- Rated 5.0 on Google, at or above the 4.9 average of other Vancouver concrete & masonry contractors on ProsGrade.
Services Covered
12 services- Concrete drivewaysWet-ground base, deliberate drainage and a grip-oriented finish.
- Concrete garage padsLane approaches; pads for detached garages, carports and laneway builds.
- Concrete patiosSized around furniture, drained away from the house and grippy when wet.
- Concrete slabsOn-grade slabs for shop floors, garages, equipment pads and sheds.
- Concrete foundationsFootings, walls and grade beams built to engineered drawings.
- Concrete repairDiagnoses water or soft-ground causes and addresses the cause of failure.
- Concrete walkwaysFront walks and side paths, drained away from the house and designed for wet grip.
- Concrete stepsConsistent rises and a surface designed to stay safe when wet.
- Concrete retaining wallsFor sloped sites, with drainage behind the walls.
- Stamped concretePatterned and coloured, with a stone-like appearance.
- Exposed aggregate concreteStone-textured finish.
- Commercial concreteLoading aprons, shop and warehouse floors, curb and gutter, sidewalks and bollards.
Reviews
What customers say
Customers praise the finished appearance of concrete work, including a driveway and a patio-and-sidewalk project. Two customers report three-day jobs; one customer also says the crew explained each step and how to maintain the concrete.
Customer Reviews
Mi
Warren and his crew did a great job on the new driveway
M P
Vancouver Concrete Contractors did a great job replacing our old cracked patio and sidewalk. The concrete crew delivered a beautiful product in a short 3 days. The crew put on the finishing touches perfectly. Very happy
Tom Wang
Needed my concrete walkway replace on the side of my house. These guys came with a fast reasonable estimate. Scheduled theb job a week later and got it done in 3 days. They did an amazing job and the sidewalk looks great!
Allen Liu
Cäm
Vancouver Concrete Contractors did a great job replacing and installing my new driveway and sidewalk! Professional and in 1 day!
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Vancouver Concrete Contractors assess a site before quoting?
It measures the site and checks drainage and ground conditions before preparing a quote.
Can Vancouver Concrete Contractors pour concrete in winter?
The company says winter pours are usually possible, but they are scheduled around the forecast and may move by a day or two.
When can Vancouver Concrete Contractors’ concrete be used?
Foot traffic comes before vehicle use; the company gives timings for each pour based on the mix and that week’s weather.
Does a Vancouver driveway crossing need a permit?
Usually. Aprons and crossings in the City right-of-way require a permit; a patio or walkway inside the property line generally does not.


