From civil curb and sidewalk work to driveways, excavating, and small repair pours — Precision Curb & Concrete is a fully insured concrete and excavating contractor serving Oak Bay and the surrounding Greater Victoria area.
We work in Oak Bay often, and the neighbourhood suits what we do. On a recent custom home there, we poured the municipal curb and sidewalk along the street and tied it into a curved exposed-aggregate driveway on site. That's civil curb work and a premium finish on the same job. Getting the curve, the grade, and the transition from street to driveway right takes a crew that does both sides of the work, not one or the other.
Civil work like curb & gutter, and driveways takes real precision — holding line and grade, tying cleanly into the road. The excavation, forming, and finishing are all coordinated to the same standard, so the grades line up and the base is properly compacted — the prep that keeps the finished curb and driveway from settling or shifting. We do this work across Oak Bay and the rest of Greater Victoria.
Oak Bay Project: Municipal Curb & Exposed-Aggregate Driveway
A new custom home in Oak Bay — municipal curb and sidewalk along the street, tied into a curved exposed-aggregate driveway poured on site. Civil curb work and a premium finish, both done by our crew.
1 · FormingForming the curb & driveway · Oak Bay2 · Curb FormsCurved forms set to grade · Oak Bay3 · FinishedFinished exposed-aggregate driveway · Oak Bay
Oak Bay Questions
Local FAQs
Yes — we take on concrete and excavating work throughout Oak Bay and the surrounding Greater Victoria area, from small repair pours to full driveways and commercial site work.
Both. Residential driveways, patios, and walkways, plus commercial work like curb & gutter and catch basins — all within Oak Bay and Greater Victoria.
Oak Bay's zoning bylaw (Bylaw No. 3531, Section 4.15) limits hardscape — what the bylaw calls "paved surface," which includes driveways, patios, walkways, and even gravel — to no more than 25% of your front yard and 25% of your rear yard (calculated separately) in residential zones. These are the defined yard areas near your setbacks, not your whole lot, so your exact allowance depends on your property's dimensions. If you're planning a larger driveway, patio, or hardscape project, it's worth checking your numbers with the District before we design around them — we're happy to help you figure out what's realistic for your lot.
Yes. We carry $5 million in liability insurance and are registered with WorkSafeBC, so you're covered on every job.
