Which payment methods avoid a credit card surcharge for contractor work?
If you're planning a concrete project with SK Concrete in San Diego and want to avoid a credit card surcharge, the answer is straightforward: pay with cash, check, Venmo, PayPal, or Zelle. SK Concrete's FAQ states that all major credit cards carry a 3% additional charge, while cash, check, Venmo, PayPal, and Zelle are listed as accepted methods with no stated surcharge. SK Concrete | Premier Residential Concrete Contractor San Diego CA | Driveways, Patios, Pickleball Courts
What the Payment Policy Actually Says
According to SK Concrete's homepage FAQ, the contractor accepts all major credit cards with a 3% additional charge, as well as cash, check, Venmo, PayPal, and Zelle. The FAQ also notes that SK Concrete will work with customers to find the best payment option for their concrete project. SK Concrete | Premier Residential Concrete Contractor San Diego CA | Driveways, Patios, Pickleball Courts
Practical Options for San Diego Homeowners
For most homeowners, the easiest surcharge-free routes are:
- Check — familiar, documented, and widely used for contractor invoices
- Zelle — direct bank transfer, no app balance needed for most major banks
- Venmo or PayPal — convenient digital options if you already use either platform
- Cash — accepted and surcharge-free, though less practical for larger project totals
Choosing one of these methods before signing a contract can help you avoid an unplanned addition to your final invoice. SK Concrete | Premier Residential Concrete Contractor San Diego CA | Driveways, Patios, Pickleball Courts
Confirm Before Project Kickoff
Payment terms are worth clarifying early. Call SK Concrete at (619) 933-5133 or submit the contact form at skconcretesd.com to confirm your preferred payment method and get a free estimate before work begins.
By the team at SK Concrete
