Concrete contractors in Portland, Oregon

Before you compare quotes in Portland

Records checked 2026-10-07. Listings combine an unexpired residential general or specialty CCB record with a separate review of company-published concrete services. CCB endorsements do not identify concrete specialists by themselves. They do not establish workmanship, customer reviews, current availability or participation in our referral service. Confirm each record with CCB's license checker.

Distances use a business ZIP-code center and the Census city reference point for Portland; they are approximate, not driving distances. We show the closest 4 records from 4 within the search radius. We do not publish exact business addresses, phone numbers or personnel records.

Planning a concrete project in Portland

Portland has a 2024 Census population estimate of 635,749, ranking 1 of the 1 cities covered by this directory in Multnomah County. Its closest listed business ZIP center is approximately 7.6 miles from the city reference point.

Portland business-address records

2

Records within 25 miles

4

Earliest listed expiration

2027-12-22

Company-published service categories

7

Where the displayed businesses are based

These are the 4 closest records, spanning 3 business mailing cities. Different licenses can belong to the same business.

• Portland: 2 license records
• Canby: 1 license record
• Lake Oswego: 1 license record

The 2 records reporting a Portland address are a separate count from the 4 nearest records displayed. A city address alone does not confirm that a contractor can take your job. The search uses a 25-mile radius around Portland. ZIP-based distance does not account for road access or a contractor's actual service boundary.

Population and city/county context: Census 2024 Oregon city estimates. License endorsements use the CCB active-license feed checked 2026-10-07. For project scope and quote questions, use the hiring guides below.

Driveway and sidewalk planning in Portland

Portland directs owners and contractors to obtain a Minor Improvement Permit before voluntary demolition or repair in the pedestrian sidewalk corridor. For a driveway replacement, separate the private slab from the apron, curb and sidewalk in your project description. Ask PBOT whether the proposed scope fits that permit or needs additional review, especially if the driveway is moving or widening.

Portland sidewalk, curb and driveway repair permits. Reviewed October 7, 2026. Confirm the authority for your actual property address.

Separate the private driveway from the street connection

Photograph the apron, sidewalk joints and the full driveway before requesting estimates. Mark which surfaces you want replaced and whether the entrance width will change. Ask for separate prices for demolition, disposal and the replacement surface, plus an explanation of pedestrian access during construction. If a street tree or utility cover is near the pour, include it in the photos so the contractor can identify the coordination needed before quoting.

How requests are handled

A listing is a public record, not confirmation that the business accepts referrals. We review your request and seek up to three suitable contractors. Matching requires a contractor claim or a manual business-contact check; an imported business phone does not establish participation. Availability and a response are not guaranteed.