Driveways and Patios That Don't Crack
We pour driveways, patios and slabs for homeowners across Tucson and Pima County, from Oro Valley to Sahuarita.
A quick look at the concrete work we do most, driveways, patios and the repairs that come with owning either one.
A driveway poured thick enough for your truck, not just your car.
An outdoor slab that handles monsoon runoff without pooling.
The look of pavers or flagstone without the weeds between them.
We fix the crack instead of just patching over it.
A level base poured right for sheds, garages and additions.
Color and texture worked into the mix, not painted on after.
We pour and finish concrete for homeowners across Tucson, driveways, patios, walkways and slabs. Most people call us after a driveway has heaved from caliche underneath it or a patio slab has cracked straight through the middle. You're probably looking at a cost estimate right now and wondering if a patch job will hold or if the whole slab has to come out.
We dig out the bad soil instead of pouring over it, because that's usually what caused the problem the first time. We place rebar instead of wire mesh on anything that takes real weight, like a driveway or a slab under a shed. Joints get cut within a day of the pour, not left for the concrete to crack wherever it wants. That's the difference between a slab that looks fine for six months and one that still looks fine in ten years.
We pour concrete throughout Tucson and the towns around it.
Not on the list? Give us a call anyway. We are often working nearby.
Most of our work comes from someone telling a neighbor about us. Here is why that keeps happening.
We carry the license and insurance a concrete job this size calls for.
You get a real number before we break ground, not a guess.
The guys who pour your slab are the guys who finish it.
We show up on pour day, which matters more than people think.
Forms, scrap wood and extra mix leave with us, not your yard.
We know what caliche and clay soil do to a slab around here.
Our driveway out in Marana was heaving pretty bad from the caliche. New pour's been down over a year now and no cracking yet.
They had to reschedule a day because of monsoon rain, which I get, but the patio slopes away from the house now and water actually drains.
Had a crack running clean through our slab in Tucson. They cut it out and tied new rebar in instead of just patching the top, looks solid.
Questions people usually ask before calling a concrete contractor.
Tell us what you're pouring or fixing and roughly where you're located, and we'll follow up to schedule a look at the site.
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