Clovis Concrete Crew pours concrete for homeowners in Madera Ranchos, the unincorporated community about 12 miles from Clovis, just across the San Joaquin River in Madera County.
Room to Spread Out
Madera Ranchos had 3,623 residents at the 2020 census and sits at about 341 feet on the Valley floor. It's a place of bigger lots, which shapes the concrete people ask for. When there's space, the projects get larger:
Long driveways and parking areas
A driveway on a large lot can run well past the size of a typical subdivision drive, often with a turnaround or a wide apron at the garage.
Shop and barn slabs
Detached shops need a thicker slab, often with thickened edges and rebar, to handle vehicles, equipment, and heavy storage.
RV, boat, and trailer pads
With room on the side or back of the property, a full RV pad is one of the most common jobs we see on ranchette lots.
Patios and pool decks
Big backyards mean big patios, covered patio slabs, and decks around pools.
Ground and Drainage
Flat Valley lots have a drainage problem of their own: water has nowhere obvious to go. Where cemented hardpan sits under the topsoil, rainwater can perch on top of it instead of soaking in. We grade every slab so water moves away from the house and shop, and we dig test holes when a footing or pad needs to go deeper.
Madera County Permits
Madera Ranchos isn't part of any city, so permits for road-adjacent work go through Madera County, not Clovis or Fresno. We sort that out before scheduling.
Estimates
Call (559) 314-1429 or send the form for a free estimate.