Last updated: September 2026
Quick answer
Gresham, in Multnomah County east of Portland, is one of the largest cities in the metro area, with neighborhoods from the 1950s to new subdivisions and a mix of commercial and industrial sites. Happy Valley Concrete pours driveways, sidewalks, patios and commercial slabs in Gresham. Call (503) 782-6069.
Concrete work in Gresham
Gresham is the largest city in eastern Multnomah County, east of Portland and northeast of Happy Valley. Its housing ranges from mid-century neighborhoods to newer developments near Springwater, plus large commercial and light-industrial areas. That range means concrete jobs of every size: aging driveways and sidewalks in older neighborhoods, new patios in newer ones, and slabs for businesses.
Sidewalks and the public right-of-way
Sidewalk concrete is one of the most common questions we hear from Gresham homeowners. In many Oregon cities the adjoining property owner is responsible for maintaining the sidewalk, and repair or replacement in the public right-of-way generally requires a permit and has to meet city standards for thickness, slope and ramps. Check with the City of Gresham before work starts. Our walkways and sidewalks page explains what we do, and the process guide covers permits.
Driveways and older-neighborhood replacements
Older Gresham neighborhoods often have driveways with cracked, settled or patched panels. Replacement starts with removal and correcting the base. If you are choosing between concrete and asphalt, read concrete vs asphalt driveways. See concrete driveways for what a replacement includes.
Patios and outdoor living
Gresham's larger backyards leave room for real patios: dining space, fire pits and hot tub pads. We build standard, colored, stamped and paver patios; see concrete patios and stamped concrete.
Commercial and light-industrial concrete
Gresham has a lot of commercial and industrial sites where slabs, loading areas and pads take heavy use. We pour commercial slabs and pads and tell you what information we need to price the work; see commercial concrete.
Estimates for Gresham
Describe the project, size and location, and send photos. Nearby communities we serve include Portland, Sandy and Damascus. Read the cost guide for national ranges and cost drivers.
Newer subdivisions and larger yards
Gresham's newer neighborhoods often have larger back yards and builder-installed patios that are smaller than owners want. Extending an existing patio takes care: the new slab must tie into the old one at the same height and slope, and the color and texture should match as closely as practical. We discuss whether a matching extension, a separate new patio, or a full replacement looks and performs best.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is responsible for repairing the sidewalk in front of my Gresham house?
In many Oregon cities the adjoining property owner is responsible, but rules vary. Ask the City of Gresham about your address and any permit you need.
Do you do commercial concrete in Gresham?
Yes. We pour commercial slabs, foundations and pads across the Portland metro area.
Do you travel to Gresham from Happy Valley?
Yes. Gresham is part of our Portland-metro service area.
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