
Foundations, slabs & concrete repair
Foundations, Slabs & Concrete Repair
From foundation and slab preparation to worn concrete repairs, we discuss the site, intended use and scope before work begins.
- Free
- No-obligation estimates
- Licensed
- & insured
- Custom
- Concrete finishes
Start with the right base
Solid planning below the surface
From foundation and slab preparation to worn concrete repairs, we discuss the site, intended use and scope before work begins.
- 01
Foundations & slabs
Discuss dimensions, site conditions and project requirements before preparing the base and forms.
- 02
Concrete repair
Assess cracked or worn areas and whether a repair or replacement section makes sense.
- 03
Residential & commercial
Tell us how the slab will be used, including any commercial project requirements.

Preparation to finish
Planned, prepared and carefully finished
We discuss the layout and site access, prepare the base and forms, then place and finish the concrete with attention to the details. Curing and care expectations are explained before handover.
- Review the site, scope and intended use
- Discuss layout, surface finish and access
- Prepare the base and forms before placement
- Finish edges and explain curing and care
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I&A Concrete
Meet the Owner
At I&A Concrete, I give each concrete project careful attention, from planning and preparation to the final finish.
From a simple slab to a decorative patio, I focus on clear communication and careful finishing.

I&A Concrete
Owner operated
Carefully finished concrete
Clear scope. Careful concrete work.
Your estimate sets out the planned work so you can make an informed choice. We discuss preparation, finish options and project expectations without pressure.
Request an estimateWhere to Find Us
- Based in
- Madera, CA
- Areas we serve
- Madera
- Hours
- By appointment
- Phone
- (559) 706-0392
Not sure which finish is right?
Tell us what you want to improve and we’ll give you a straightforward recommendation.
