Concrete driveways poured right across the Central Valley.
Owner-operated. 11 years in business. CSLB C-8 licensed.
- CSLB C-8 #1008445
- $25,000 contractor’s bond
- Workers’ comp on file
- 11 years in business
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Old driveway out. New driveway in.
Driveway replacement is the first job on Tim’s list. He also pours new driveways, RV pads and side yards, stamped and decorative work, patios, sidewalks, house foundations, and garage and shop slabs across Tulare and Kings counties.
Five more services including RV pads and side yards, sidewalks and walkways, house foundations, garage and shop slabs, and concrete repair.
All 9 services
Tim McCormick, owner.
Tim came up in the trade under Danco Concrete in Exeter and has run Tru Concrete for 11 years. The number on this site, (559) 793-6062, is his cell.
Ask him why customers pick him and he puts it in one line: “Professional and quality work first.” His license, bond and workers’ comp are public on the state contractor board’s website.
About Tim- Owner
- Tim McCormick
- License
- CSLB C-8 #1008445
- License status
- Active to October 31, 2027
- Bond
- $25,000 contractor’s bond
- Workers’ comp
- On file with CSLB
- In business
- 11 years
- Came up under
- Danco Concrete
- Home base
- Exeter, CA
- Towns
- 7 in Tulare and Kings
How a driveway gets poured
Every step explained before work starts. The technical steps below follow published concrete industry guidance from NRMCA.
- 1
Walk and estimate
Tim looks at the job and gives you a free estimate. Ask where the joints will go and what thickness is being priced.
- 2
Subgrade and forms
NRMCA says topsoil and soft spots should come out and the subgrade be compacted and sloped to drain before forms are set.
- 3
Place and finish
NRMCA calls for moderate-slump concrete, finishing only after bleed water is gone, and a broom finish on outdoor slabs for traction.
- 4
Joints and cure
NRMCA says to cut joints within 4 to 12 hours of finishing and keep the concrete moist for at least 3 days.
Tulare and Kings counties
Based in Exeter. Tim drives up to 35 to 40 minutes by freeway for an estimate, and every town page has local USDA soil data, FEMA flood zones and the city’s permit office.
Ready for a free estimate?
Send the form, call, or text Tim a photo of the area and your address. Every estimate is free.