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Serving Temecula, CA and surrounding areas. (951) 466-2055
Cracked sidewalks and ragged garden edges make the whole property look tired. We pour and finish concrete built for Temecula's clay soils and summer heat - so the result holds its shape season after season.
Concrete curbing and sidewalk installation in Temecula means forming, pouring, and finishing fresh concrete into defined shapes along driveways, garden beds, or walkways, with most residential projects completed in one to two days of active work before the surface cures. A proper pour starts with base preparation matched to local soil conditions, internal reinforcement to resist seasonal ground movement, and a finished surface graded to shed water away from your home.
Many Temecula homeowners call us after a sidewalk section has cracked through or after years of fighting plastic garden edging that keeps shifting out of place. Concrete solves both problems in one project. If your driveway surface also needs attention, pairing this work with driveway paving gives you a complete, cohesive hardscape that looks and performs as a single system.
Temecula Asphalt Paving has been working in Temecula and the surrounding valley since 2019. We know how this area's clay soils and summer heat affect concrete, and we account for both in every pour - because a job done right to local conditions is what produces a result that still looks sharp years from now.
Raised sections, wide cracks, or a surface that has started to flake are both an eyesore and a tripping hazard. Temecula's clay-heavy soils expand and contract with the seasons, and that movement pushes slabs up unevenly over time. Waiting lets each piece shift further and makes replacement more involved.
If mulch keeps spilling onto the driveway, gravel migrates into the lawn, or your beds have no clean border, the underlying problem is the lack of a fixed edge. Plastic and metal edging shifts in Temecula's heat and soil movement - concrete stays put.
Many Temecula homeowners switching to drought-tolerant plants and decomposed granite find that the landscaping investment looks unfinished without a concrete border to frame it. Curbing is typically the last step that pulls the whole yard together.
In communities like Redhawk, Paloma del Sol, and Wolf Creek, a worn or missing sidewalk can draw HOA attention. Proactively replacing or adding concrete flatwork keeps your property in good standing and avoids the back-and-forth with the board.
We handle sidewalk replacement and new installation for residential properties across Temecula, including work in the public right-of-way where city permits apply. Every project starts with proper base preparation - removing old material, grading to the correct slope, and compacting a stable base layer suited to local clay soil conditions. We place reinforcement inside every pour, so the finished concrete has the internal structure to handle the seasonal ground movement that is common throughout the Temecula Valley. When a complete property refresh is the goal, asphalt milling and new concrete work are often scheduled together so both surfaces finish at the same time.
Decorative curbing is a separate specialty we offer for garden beds, driveway edges, and lawn borders. A continuous-pour curbing machine extrudes concrete in one seamless piece - no joints, no gaps - and can be shaped into curved profiles that match your landscaping layout. Plain gray and integral color options are both available. For a complete look, many customers also ask about driveway paving to bring the full front of their property up to the same standard as the new curbing.
For homeowners with cracked, raised, or deteriorating walkways - a full remove-and-replace with proper base prep and a smooth, level finish.
For properties that need a walkway where none exists - from the front door to the street or from the driveway to a side gate.
For homeowners who want a clean, continuous border around garden beds or lawn edges, machine-extruded for a seamless look with no joints.
For defining the edge between a driveway surface and the adjacent lawn or planted area, giving the whole front of the property a finished appearance.
Temecula's combination of hot, dry summers and clay-heavy soils creates a specific challenge for concrete flatwork. When the ground absorbs winter rain it swells, and when summer dries it out it shrinks - that cycle repeats every year and puts stress on anything sitting on top of it. Contractors who do not account for this with proper base preparation and reinforcement produce slabs that start cracking within a few seasons. The heat also matters during the pour itself: Temecula's low humidity pulls moisture from fresh concrete faster than in coastal areas, which is why scheduling and curing technique make a real difference in the finished result. The Portland Cement Association publishes guidance on concrete placement in hot and dry conditions that reflects the approach experienced local contractors use.
A high share of Temecula homes were built in the 1990s and 2000s, and the original flatwork in those neighborhoods is now 20 to 30 years old. Many of those sidewalks and garden borders have reached the point where repair is no longer practical and replacement is the right call. We regularly work in Murrieta and Menifee on the same type of planned-community homes with HOA requirements, and we are familiar with what those associations typically require before approving exterior concrete work.
Contact us by phone or the form on this page. We reply within 1 business day. Describe the project - sidewalk, garden curbing, driveway edge - and roughly how much area is involved. We will schedule a free on-site visit to measure and assess.
We walk the project area with you, check the existing ground conditions, and confirm whether a permit is needed. If you are in an HOA community, we will note what your association typically requires so nothing delays the start date.
Before any concrete is poured, the crew removes old material, grades the ground to the correct slope, and compacts the base. This step is what separates a long-lasting result from one that cracks within a few years - especially on Temecula's clay-heavy soils.
Concrete is formed, poured, and finished - smooth, brushed, or decorative depending on your preference. We apply a curing compound immediately after to slow moisture loss in Temecula's dry air. The surface is ready for foot traffic in 24 to 48 hours and vehicle loads after about a week.
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(951) 466-2055Temecula's expansive clay is the main reason concrete flatwork cracks here. We compact the base and use reinforcement on every pour - because skipping that step is what causes a new sidewalk to start cracking within two or three seasons.
Concrete placed in Temecula's summer heat needs specific curing steps that most out-of-area contractors skip. We schedule pours for early morning and apply a curing compound immediately after finishing - protecting the surface during the critical first 48 hours.
We know which Temecula projects require city permits and which do not. When paperwork is needed - especially for work near the public right-of-way - we handle the application so the project stays on schedule without surprises at the start date.
We have been working in Temecula and the surrounding valley for years, building a track record in the same planned communities and neighborhoods where our customers live. Local work means local accountability - we are not driving in from another market.
Every one of those points comes down to the same thing: concrete work done correctly for this specific location. Temecula is not a generic Southern California suburb - the soil moves, the heat is real, and the HOA requirements are specific. We account for all of it so the finished result holds up and keeps you out of trouble with the city and your association.
Grind down a failing asphalt surface to a clean base before a fresh overlay - often scheduled alongside new concrete work for a complete property refresh.
Learn MoreNew asphalt driveway installation that pairs naturally with concrete curbing to give the full front of your property a uniform, finished look.
Learn MoreSpring and fall are the best windows for poured concrete in the Temecula area - reach out now to get on the schedule before the heat arrives.