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Creative Concrete Design

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concrete contractor in San Francisco, California

1.0/ 5.0(2 reviews)
Rating
1.0 / 5.0 from 2 reviews
Open
6 days a week
Service area
Marin County, San Francisco

About

Creative Concrete Design adds creativity to concrete work beyond standard pours. The company handles stamped and decorative concrete projects to enhance residential and commercial properties.

Open Monday through Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM. Call (415) 806-7002 for a free estimate or visit the website to submit a project inquiry.

Services

  • Stamped concrete
  • Decorative concrete

Service Area

Serving Marin County, San Francisco.

Frequently Asked Questions

What hours is Creative Concrete Design open?

Monday through Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM. The business is closed on Sunday.

How do I request an estimate?

Call (415) 806-7002 or visit the website to submit your project details. The company offers free estimates.

Does Creative Concrete Design work on decorative concrete?

Yes. The company specializes in stamped and decorative concrete to make residential and commercial properties more attractive.

Hiring a Concrete Contractor in California

Concrete contractors in California must hold a state license. The Contractors State License Board (CSLB) classifies concrete work under the C-8 license type. Before you hire, verify the contractor's license status using the CSLB online lookup tool at cslb.ca.gov. You can search by license number (up to 8 digits, no letters) or business name.

Most concrete projects require a building permit. California Building Standards Code requires a separate permit for any construction, alteration, repair, or improvement to a building or structure. Permit requirements and processes vary by city and county. Contact your local building department to confirm what's needed for your project—check with the city, county, or town where the work will take place.

Ask your contractor whether they will handle permitting and coordinate with the building department. Before signing a contract, review the agreement carefully and understand all terms. The CSLB website offers guides on home improvement contracts and what to look for before hiring.

What license type do concrete contractors need in California?

Concrete contractors must hold a C-8 Concrete Contractor license issued by the Contractors State License Board (CSLB). [1]

How do I verify a contractor's license?

Use the CSLB online license lookup tool at cslb.ca.gov/OnlineServices/CheckLicenseII/CheckLicense.aspx. You can search by the contractor's license number (8 digits or fewer) or business name. The tool will show the license status and any complaint disclosures. [4]

Do I need a building permit for my concrete project?

Likely yes. California Building Standards Code requires a building permit for any construction, alteration, repair, or improvement to a structure. Permit requirements vary by location, so check with your city or county building department before starting. [3]

Where do I find my local building department?

The CSLB website lists building departments by city, county, and town at cslb.ca.gov/Consumers/Hire_A_Contractor/Building_Permit_Requirements.aspx. Locate the department that covers your project area. [3]

Should I ask the contractor about permits?

Yes. Ask whether the contractor will obtain permits and coordinate with the building department, or whether you are responsible for that step. Clarify this before signing a contract. [2]

What should I look for in a contractor agreement?

Review the contract carefully before signing. The CSLB recommends reading their Hiring a Contractor page and guides on home improvement contracts to understand all terms and protections. [2]

Contact Information

Business Hours

Monday7 AM – 7 PM
Tuesday7 AM – 7 PM
Wednesday7 AM – 7 PM
Thursday7 AM – 7 PM
Friday7 AM – 7 PM
Saturday7 AM – 7 PM
SundayClosed

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