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About Burbank Concrete Pros
Burbank Concrete Pros is a concrete company for Burbank, California homes and businesses: driveways and aprons, retaining walls, stamped and colored concrete, patios, pads and pool decks, steps and walks, foundations and ADU slabs, ramps and sidewalks, and repairs to concrete that's already in the ground.
What Burbank Concrete Pros builds
14 services, each with its own page. On a typical Burbank block that means breaking out a driveway that roots have split and pouring a reinforced one in its place, rebuilding a cracked walk and porch steps, adding a stamped patio out back, setting the slab for a garage conversion or backyard ADU, holding a hillside yard with a drained wall, and pouring stable floors and wash racks on Rancho horse properties. For businesses: walks, aprons, ramps and the curb and sidewalk out front.
Left to other trades: asphalt paving, paver-only patios, mudjacking and foam slab lifting, foundation underpinning and seismic retrofits.
Sources behind the prices and rules
Flatwork, foundation and hillside prices come from constructlytools' Los Angeles concrete guide (updated May 19, 2026), which lists Glendale and Burbank at $9 to $13 per square foot for a standard flat-lot driveway. Retaining wall prices come from houseprojectcalc's 2026 Los Angeles figures. The driveway cost and retaining wall cost pages work through the numbers.
Rules come from the Burbank Municipal Code, the City's 2025 permit-exemption handout, Public Works permit conditions, the Burbank2035 General Plan safety chapter and USDA soil data. Where the City's pages didn't settle a question, the page on this site says so and names the counter to ask. The permits, sidewalk and street tree and soil and fault guides were last reviewed in October 2026.
The area
The City of Burbank, from Magnolia Park and the Media District to downtown and the streets climbing into the Verdugos, plus the Rancho and Toluca Lake, where most homes pull permits from Los Angeles rather than Burbank. The service area page lists it all.
From request to quote
Requests come through the quote form: name, phone, address and the job, and the quote is free. Any contractor quoting concrete work in California should hand you a license number; state law (Business and Professions Code 7030.5) puts it on every contract and ad. You can look up any number at cslb.ca.gov.
Got a concrete job in Burbank?
Send the job, a rough size and the address, and get a free quote.