Concrete and Paving in Falls Church, VA

Concrete work in the Falls Church area starts with the permit question, and the answer depends on the address. Fairfax County, where most of our listings sit, does not require a building permit for on-grade concrete or paver patios, driveways, or retaining walls holding back less than 3 feet of earth, though site or zoning approval may still apply. A wall that holds up a driveway or patio, or one built in tiers, is a different job.

Before anyone digs, Virginia's rules for contractors require them to follow the state's underground utility damage prevention law, known as Miss Utility, so buried lines are located first.

Freeze and thaw matter too. Dulles, west of here, averages about 100 nights a year at or below freezing, and Reagan National about 60, so a slab goes through plenty of cycles each winter.

Concrete, masonry and paving contractors serving the Falls Church area: 3 businesses are listed below.