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Amco Concrete
Amco Concrete operates on Longfellow Street in Winchester, anchoring the concrete side of the fencing-and-concrete trade — driveways, patios, pool decks, and decorative finishes rather than fence repair and replacement. The work splits between new-build projects tied to the broader backyard-renovation wave running through the valley and damage repair on existing slabs, where the sun-baked concrete common to Winchester properties cracks and settles faster than northern climates. Homeowners in the Winchester area dealing with a failed driveway or aging pool deck are the core call — situations where pouring new concrete outweighs patching. The stamped and colored finishes popular in mid-range remodel projects sit within their wheelhouse, though budget patio work and straightforward gray slab pours are equally part of the mix. For fence work, cracked shared block walls, or vinyl fencing that's gone brittle in the heat, property owners would need a contractor with fencing as the primary trade. For the concrete slab itself — whether decorative or utilitarian — Amco handles the Winchester corridor work where the summer heat and concrete's long exposure make replacement a regular call.
Duran Concrete
Duran Concrete operates on the La Jolla Avenue commercial corridor in Hemet, anchoring the concrete side of the fencing-and-concrete split with a focus on driveways, patios, pool decks, and decorative finishes rather than fence installation or repair. The outfit handles both the routine replacement work — cracked driveway removal and pour — and the upgrade projects: stamped concrete, integral color, exposed aggregate, and paver installs for homeowners mid-renovation. Local demand tracks the steady stream of aging driveways across Hemet's older neighborhoods and the newer build-out in south Hemet where backyard renovation is hitting critical mass. Pool decks running too hot in summer or showing spalling from freeze-thaw cycles, patios that have settled unevenly — these are the regular calls. For residents weighing a simple driveway replacement against a stamped-concrete upgrade, or deciding whether a patio needs removal-and-pour or can work with pavers over the existing surface, a concrete specialist matters more than a general contractor who outsources the work. Fence repair and vinyl replacement get handled by other outfits; this is where the concrete expertise sits.
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