Pasco, WA

Concrete Contractor in Pasco, WA

Pasco is growing faster than anywhere else in the Tri-Cities, and most of what we pour there is new concrete for newly built homes rather than replacement of an existing slab.

The Road 68 corridor and the newer subdivisions east of Highway 395 are where we're doing most of our driveway, slab, and sidewalk pours in Pasco. Lots tend to be larger than in older parts of Kennewick or Richland, which opens up room for shop pads, RV pads, and detached slabs that wouldn't fit on a smaller in-town lot.

Because so much of Pasco is still being built out, we coordinate closely with the county on driveway approach permits and right-of-way work for new sidewalks and curbing, more involved than in established neighborhoods elsewhere in the Tri-Cities. Bucks Concrete has poured concrete in several of Pasco's newer developments and knows what county inspectors look for on base prep and control joint spacing, which keeps surprises off the schedule.

What Building in Pasco Is Like

• New subdivisionsRoad 68 corridor and areas east of Highway 395 are still being built out.
• Larger lotsMore room for shop pads, RV pads, and detached slabs than in-town lots.
• County permittingNew construction means closer coordination with county planning on driveway and right-of-way work.
• Frequent new poursSeveral driveways and slabs completed in Pasco's newer developments.