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Serving Dundee, OR and the Willamette Valley

Where we work

Concrete & Excavation Service Areas in Yamhill County & Beyond

We are based in Dundee and pour concrete across Yamhill County, out to the Portland metro edge and over to the coast. Every town below is somewhere we have actually finished a job — with the photograph to go with it.

  • A large exposed-aggregate patio wrapping the back of a cream Newberg house under a covered porch, the near half dried to a pale pebbled finish and the far half still dark with rinse water, red roses in the foreground and two of the crew rinsing the far end

    Newberg

    Our busiest market and about ten minutes from the shop: foundations, driveways, patios, drainage, the pump track out at the park, and the public sidewalk in front of the pizza place downtown.

    Concrete in Newberg

  • A broom-finished concrete walkway in Dundee running in three bays from a raised front entry out across bare graded dirt, with a tracked excavator parked alongside and a wheelbarrow beyond it

    Dundee

    Home. The shop is here, the crew lives here, and a rotten deck on a front entry here became concrete porch, walk and steps.

    Concrete in Dundee

  • Freshly poured broom-finished concrete across the front of a pale blue McMinnville house: a walkway running from the street to the porch steps, a wide apron beside it and a further run along the property edge, with pins still standing in the wet edges

    McMinnville

    Two jobs on the same street: a front walkway, apron and street run poured in one go, and a full driveway slab beside a two-car garage.

    Concrete in McMinnville

  • A finished concrete driveway in Carlton meeting the street through a flared approach, with a sidewalk crossing it and a rolled curb at the road edge, caution tape strung across the wet slab and a white farmhouse behind the firs

    Carlton

    A slab foundation with radiant heat tubing poured into it, in January — the one upgrade that cannot be added later.

    Concrete in Carlton

  • A large finished concrete slab in Yamhill poured inside low formed stem walls on a hillside pad, edged with crushed rock and anchor bolts, a blue steel shop building at the right and forested ridges beyond

    Yamhill

    A shop foundation taken from a bare summer field to a finished slab, start to finish, with our own machines.

    Concrete in Yamhill

  • A wide broom-finished concrete driveway in Garibaldi running up to a double garage with tooled joints dividing it into bays, the gravel and dirt of the approach replaced edge to edge and a cut bank rising to firs on the left

    Garibaldi

    An Italian Slate stamped front entry and a broom-finish driveway, built to last on the Oregon Coast.

    Concrete in Garibaldi

  • A board-formed concrete wall on a steep Portland street with its forms stripped, the gray face marked with tie-snap holes and its top stepping down to follow the grade, a poured pad at its foot and a cedar fence and pavement beyond

    Portland

    A formed and reinforced concrete wall poured in place against a cut bank on a steep street, on its own footing, with the pad at its foot poured in the same job. Since then, a sand-finish patio and walkway with brick planters on the other side of town.

    Concrete in Portland

  • A wide new concrete driveway in Beaverton with a light broom finish and clean tooled control joints running from the foreground down to the street, freshly stripped soil either side and a residential street beyond

    Beaverton

    A full driveway tear-out and replacement on the metro edge — grading, compaction, formwork, reinforcement and a clean broom finish.

    Concrete in Beaverton

  • The same Hillsboro patio photographed wet, water lying across the ashlar pattern so the field and the bands read deep red-brown to near black and the house windows reflect in the surface, with one wedge of the outer border at the upper left still dry and light tan, curving round to a step down onto the lawn

    Hillsboro

    A large stamped patio brought back to life with cleaning and color work instead of being torn out, at a fraction of what replacement would have cost.

    Concrete in Hillsboro

  • A smooth troweled concrete slab poured inside the existing walls of a dug-out foundation in Pacific City, still damp and sealed to an even sheen, with orange string lines strung across it at knee height

    Pacific City

    A new slab on the coast: excavated, graded, vapor-barriered, reinforced, troweled and professionally sealed.

    Work completed here

  • A large freshly finished concrete slab filling the frame, still dark and damp, its perimeter held by timber forms with rebar dowels standing along the edge, one crew member in high-visibility yellow working the near edge and another drawing a broom across the far end

    Tualatin

    Footings and a slab on a sloped wooded lot — the pad cut to grade, the forms run down the slope, and the finish troweled and broomed out in one go.

    Work completed here

  • A long cast-in-place concrete wall running the width of the frame with the grain of the board forms still legible across its face and the tie holes in even rows, standing on a poured footing with a white drain line and green cleanout caps set along its base

    Wilsonville

    Board-formed cast-in-place walls and a big monolithic slab, placed off a boom pump: the largest commercial pour we can show you.

    Work completed here

Further out

This list is not the edge of the map

Newberg, Dundee, McMinnville, Carlton, Yamhill, Garibaldi, Portland, Beaverton and Hillsboro are the towns with finished jobs behind them, which is why they are the ones named here. They are nowhere near the edge of the map. We also work around Sherwood, Lake Oswego and West Linn, and the communities in between.

Further out, Dallas, Aumsville, Mill City, Gaston and Forest Grove are all normal working days for us. They are a longer drive and we are glad to make it — tell us what you are building and we will get out and look at it.

We work the Oregon Coast too, and have done for years — Astoria, Tillamook, Nehalem, Pacific City, Lincoln City, Newport, Waldport, Yachats and Florence. It is a proper run over the coast range and we make it gladly. If you are out that way, or anywhere else in Oregon, call us. We would far rather you asked than assumed.

The wider map

Anywhere in Oregon we can get to

We are happy to travel for a project, and we do it constantly — coastal jobs several hours out are an ordinary part of our year. Below is where we already go. It is not a boundary: if your town is not on it, call us anyway. We do not turn much down over distance, and it is a short conversation either way.

Portland metro and west

  • Portland
  • Beaverton
  • Hillsboro
  • Tigard
  • Tualatin
  • Sherwood
  • Wilsonville
  • Lake Oswego
  • West Linn
  • Oregon City
  • Milwaukie
  • Gresham
  • Happy Valley
  • Forest Grove
  • Cornelius
  • Banks
  • North Plains
  • Canby
  • Molalla
  • Estacada
  • Sandy
  • Troutdale

Yamhill County and the mid-valley

  • Newberg
  • Dundee
  • Dayton
  • Lafayette
  • McMinnville
  • Carlton
  • Yamhill
  • Amity
  • Sheridan
  • Willamina
  • Woodburn
  • Hubbard
  • Aurora
  • Donald
  • St. Paul
  • Silverton
  • Mount Angel
  • Stayton
  • Sublimity
  • Aumsville
  • Mill City
  • Dallas
  • Independence
  • Monmouth

South valley

  • Albany
  • Corvallis
  • Philomath
  • Lebanon
  • Sweet Home
  • Jefferson
  • Brownsville
  • Harrisburg
  • Junction City
  • Eugene
  • Springfield
  • Cottage Grove
  • Creswell
  • Veneta

The Oregon Coast

  • Astoria
  • Warrenton
  • Seaside
  • Cannon Beach
  • Manzanita
  • Nehalem
  • Wheeler
  • Garibaldi
  • Bay City
  • Tillamook
  • Pacific City
  • Neskowin
  • Lincoln City
  • Depoe Bay
  • Newport
  • Toledo
  • Waldport
  • Yachats
  • Florence
  • Reedsport

South coast

  • Coos Bay
  • North Bend
  • Bandon

Columbia County and the gorge

  • Scappoose
  • St. Helens
  • Columbia City
  • Rainier
  • Clatskanie
  • Vernonia
  • Hood River
  • The Dalles

Central Oregon

  • Madras
  • Culver
  • Terrebonne
  • Redmond
  • Sisters
  • Bend
  • Prineville

Southern valley edge

  • Roseburg
  • Sutherlin
  • Oakland

Counties we work in: Yamhill, Washington, Clackamas, Multnomah, Marion, Polk, Benton, Linn, Lane, Tillamook, Lincoln, Columbia, Clatsop, Hood River, Wasco, Sherman, Jefferson, Deschutes, Crook, Douglas, Coos, Gilliam, Morrow, Umatilla, Wheeler.

NewbergDundeeHome base — our shopMcMinnvilleCarltonYamhillHIGHWAY 99W CORRIDORYamhill County, Oregon
Schematic of the Highway 99W corridor and Highway 47. Not to scale, and it does not show everywhere we work — Garibaldi and the north coast are a longer run west, and Portland, Beaverton and Hillsboro sit off the corridor on the metro side. All four have their own page.

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