Driveways
Full tear-out, new compacted base, then car-rated pavers or fresh concrete that meet the garage cleanly.
OLDER HOMES, NEW DRIVEWAYS
Santa Ana pavers.
Refresh the driveway and front walk with pavers or concrete that complement your Santa Ana home, from the overall layout to the finished edges.
- Scope
- Driveway replacement
- Services
- Driveways, patios, walkways
- Surfaces
- Interlocking pavers and concrete
- Quotes
- Free estimates
Illustrative property view.
Start with the driveway.
A worn driveway can reveal more than an aging surface: changing levels, awkward connections or a layout that no longer fits. Replacing it is an opportunity to consider those details together at your Santa Ana home.
Existing garage, porch and sidewalk levels help establish the new paving. Ground conditions and drainage also influence the preparation, particularly where the surface has moved or settled. Those findings should shape the proposed work.
OCIP installs interlocking pavers and concrete for Santa Ana driveways, walks and patios. Share what you want to improve and which features should remain, then compare materials and patterns against the character of the house.
What we replace, and with what.
Patios
An old slab patio swapped for pavers, with a fresh base and a pitch that sends rain off.
Walkways
A more comfortable front walk with transitions and finished levels planned around the porch, driveway and retained landscape.
Concrete
Poured concrete with the finish, joint layout and preparation considered for the proposed area and its use.
Paving with classic character.
Read the driveway alongside the house. The pattern, color and route to the front door should feel considered together, down to the edges beside the planting.
An inviting front walk
A curved front walk leads naturally to the porch.
Paving at the entrance
The forecourt brings the entrance and planting into one view.
A walk with character
Pattern and planted edges give the garden walk definition.
A generous arrival
A broad approach connects the drive with the complete property.
Santa Ana pavers for historic neighborhoods.
Santa Ana is the county seat, and its historic districts include Floral Park and French Park. On streets like those, choose pavers that belong to the house, not a recent add-on, with a border that picks up the trim.
Before the old concrete goes.
- Photos of every crack, lift and sunken spot today.
- The spots where the drive joins the garage and sidewalk.
- Any trees near the drive whose roots may be lifting it.
Customer reviews
Good work.
In their own words.
Read what customers say about the work, the communication and the people behind it.
We highly recommend OCIP, from Alex to Frank Oscar and the rest of the install crew we send a huge Thank You!!!
Jack Roggenbuck
Review on Google
The crew left the site clean and neat at the end of each day. I really had no complaints - very satisfied with their work.
Ting L.
Review on Yelp
Yelp
They took my vision and turned it into a stunning reality, creating a beautiful outdoor space that has brought immense joy to my family.
Frank Boccio
Review on Google
Their communication, responsiveness, vision for the project, and attention to detail stood out above other companies.
Kevin Diao
Review on Google
No project is perfect, but what made OCIP stand out was their willingness to work with me to get my complete satisfaction.
Mo S.
Review on Yelp
Yelp
Planning your project
Three steps to a new driveway.
01
01
Send driveway photos
The worn driveway, your Santa Ana home’s era and looks you like.
02
Choose a look for the era
Brick-tone or classic concrete pavers, a border, and a base built for daily parking.
03
Read the replacement scope
Tear-out, base, pavers, border and where the drive meets the street, before work begins.
Before you replace.
Sometimes. Removing an old surface may reveal unsuitable fill, roots or other conditions that affect preparation. The existing levels and visible signs of movement also deserve attention before construction. Ask how the proposed scope addresses ground preparation and how unexpected conditions would be discussed if they are uncovered.
Muted, natural tones in classic patterns, so the paving looks like it came with the house: think running bond or herringbone in warm reds, tans or soft grays. Before you pick a style, ask the city whether any design review applies to paving in those historic districts.
Often, existing steps can remain, but their condition, dimensions and relationship to the new walk need assessment. Changing the surface height can affect the lowest step as well as drainage. The proposed connection should account for those details before the finished grade is settled.
Somewhere off the driveway, for the length of the job. From tear-out to the last locked edge, the drive is a work site while the base is compacted and the pavers are set. If a car needs to stay reachable, say so early and we'll work out the sequence together.
Removal and haul-away should be clearly identified in the proposed scope, along with any unsuitable material uncovered beneath the old paving. Ask how unexpected conditions would be handled. Comparing those inclusions is useful when reviewing estimates, because the visible replacement surface is only one part of the work.
Shoot it whole from the street, again from the garage, then get close on the worst cracks or lifted spots. Add rough length and width, and mention the walk or patio if they're in the plan. Email them in, or phone 714-627-5543 if a conversation is easier. The estimate is free.
More on each surface.
Nearby service areas
A fresh approach that respects the house.
Share the driveway, walk or patio you want to improve and request a free Santa Ana estimate.
OLDER HOMES, NEW DRIVEWAYS
Santa Ana pavers.
Refresh the driveway and front walk with pavers or concrete that complement your Santa Ana home, from the overall layout to the finished edges.
- Scope
- Driveway replacement
- Services
- Driveways, patios, walkways
- Surfaces
- Interlocking pavers and concrete
- Quotes
- Free estimates
Illustrative property view.
Start with the driveway.
A worn driveway can reveal more than an aging surface: changing levels, awkward connections or a layout that no longer fits. Replacing it is an opportunity to consider those details together at your Santa Ana home.
Existing garage, porch and sidewalk levels help establish the new paving. Ground conditions and drainage also influence the preparation, particularly where the surface has moved or settled. Those findings should shape the proposed work.
OCIP installs interlocking pavers and concrete for Santa Ana driveways, walks and patios. Share what you want to improve and which features should remain, then compare materials and patterns against the character of the house.
What we replace, and with what.
Driveways
Full tear-out, new compacted base, then car-rated pavers or fresh concrete that meet the garage cleanly.
Patios
An old slab patio swapped for pavers, with a fresh base and a pitch that sends rain off.
Walkways
A more comfortable front walk with transitions and finished levels planned around the porch, driveway and retained landscape.
Concrete
Poured concrete with the finish, joint layout and preparation considered for the proposed area and its use.
Paving with classic character.
Read the driveway alongside the house. The pattern, color and route to the front door should feel considered together, down to the edges beside the planting.
An inviting front walk
A curved front walk leads naturally to the porch.
Paving at the entrance
The forecourt brings the entrance and planting into one view.
A walk with character
Pattern and planted edges give the garden walk definition.
A generous arrival
A broad approach connects the drive with the complete property.
Santa Ana pavers for historic neighborhoods.
Santa Ana is the county seat, and its historic districts include Floral Park and French Park. On streets like those, choose pavers that belong to the house, not a recent add-on, with a border that picks up the trim.
Before the old concrete goes.
- Photos of every crack, lift and sunken spot today.
- The spots where the drive joins the garage and sidewalk.
- Any trees near the drive whose roots may be lifting it.
Customer reviews
Good work.
In their own words.
Read what customers say about the work, the communication and the people behind it.
We highly recommend OCIP, from Alex to Frank Oscar and the rest of the install crew we send a huge Thank You!!!
Jack Roggenbuck
Review on Google
The crew left the site clean and neat at the end of each day. I really had no complaints - very satisfied with their work.
Ting L.
Review on Yelp
Yelp
They took my vision and turned it into a stunning reality, creating a beautiful outdoor space that has brought immense joy to my family.
Frank Boccio
Review on Google
Their communication, responsiveness, vision for the project, and attention to detail stood out above other companies.
Kevin Diao
Review on Google
No project is perfect, but what made OCIP stand out was their willingness to work with me to get my complete satisfaction.
Mo S.
Review on Yelp
Yelp
Planning your project
Three steps to a new driveway.
01
01
Send driveway photos
The worn driveway, your Santa Ana home’s era and looks you like.
02
Choose a look for the era
Brick-tone or classic concrete pavers, a border, and a base built for daily parking.
03
Read the replacement scope
Tear-out, base, pavers, border and where the drive meets the street, before work begins.
Before you replace.
Sometimes. Removing an old surface may reveal unsuitable fill, roots or other conditions that affect preparation. The existing levels and visible signs of movement also deserve attention before construction. Ask how the proposed scope addresses ground preparation and how unexpected conditions would be discussed if they are uncovered.
Muted, natural tones in classic patterns, so the paving looks like it came with the house: think running bond or herringbone in warm reds, tans or soft grays. Before you pick a style, ask the city whether any design review applies to paving in those historic districts.
Often, existing steps can remain, but their condition, dimensions and relationship to the new walk need assessment. Changing the surface height can affect the lowest step as well as drainage. The proposed connection should account for those details before the finished grade is settled.
Somewhere off the driveway, for the length of the job. From tear-out to the last locked edge, the drive is a work site while the base is compacted and the pavers are set. If a car needs to stay reachable, say so early and we'll work out the sequence together.
Removal and haul-away should be clearly identified in the proposed scope, along with any unsuitable material uncovered beneath the old paving. Ask how unexpected conditions would be handled. Comparing those inclusions is useful when reviewing estimates, because the visible replacement surface is only one part of the work.
Shoot it whole from the street, again from the garage, then get close on the worst cracks or lifted spots. Add rough length and width, and mention the walk or patio if they're in the plan. Email them in, or phone 714-627-5543 if a conversation is easier. The estimate is free.
More on each surface.
Nearby service areas
A fresh approach that respects the house.
Share the driveway, walk or patio you want to improve and request a free Santa Ana estimate.