Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Sione comes out, walks your property, and goes over options, finishes, and design details — no charge and no obligation.

Start dates are set after the consultation, once we've seen the site and know what permits and prep the project needs.

Yes — see our portfolio for recent project descriptions.

We measure, look at grading and drainage, talk through finishes and design, and then send a written proposal with the scope and inclusions defined.

Cost depends on project type, size, and complexity. A real number requires seeing the site, so final pricing is provided after the on-site walkthrough and documented in a written proposal.

The scope of work and its inclusions — permits, labor, materials, cleanup, and finishing touches — written out in plain language.

We explain what we found, what it changes, and what it costs. Nothing moves forward without your written approval.

Billing follows the project milestones set in your proposal. You review each completed phase before it is billed.

Smaller projects are often a few days to a week, weather permitting; larger projects take longer. The schedule is set at the walkthrough.

Concrete work is weather-dependent. If weather affects your pour, we contact you with an updated schedule as soon as we know.

You get photo updates at every stage, from demolition through finishing.

Where a project requires permits, they're identified and included in the written proposal rather than added later.

Driveways, patios, slabs, sidewalks and walkways, foundations, retaining walls, and stamped and decorative concrete.

We serve about 50 miles around Sacramento. Just outside that? Ask.

Site access, decisions on finishes and colors, and sign-off on permits where they're required.

Homeowners shopping purely for the lowest first number. We'd rather show you exactly what the scope includes than win a job on a number that isn't complete.

A proposal with defined scope and inclusions, milestone-based billing, and written approval for any change. See our Written Project Standards.

Warranty terms are provided in writing at the consultation, specific to your project.

We protect adjacent surfaces and landscaping before demolition, and we talk with you about access and staging before work starts.