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Finished concrete patio slab at the back door of a home with French doors

Gilbert, Arizona · ROC #358800

Concrete Contractor in Gilbert, Arizona

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Gilbert went from farming town to one of the Valley's largest suburbs in a couple of decades, and almost all of its housing dates from that growth. The concrete here is comparatively young, and the work reflects it.

We are rarely called to Gilbert for a failing forty-year-old driveway. We are called to extend a patio, pour a slab for a shade structure, add a decorative finish at the entry, or widen a driveway that no longer fits the household.

Concrete Work in Gilbert

  • Newer concrete, so mostly additions rather than repairs

    Gilbert's flatwork is generally still in decent condition. That shifts the work toward adding to it — extensions, new slabs, new patios — rather than removing and replacing it.

  • Backyards built out in stages

    It is common here for a yard to be finished a piece at a time over several years. Where that is the plan, it is worth telling us the whole picture at the start: getting the levels, joints and layout right on the first pour makes every later stage easier and cheaper.

  • Family yards that get real use

    Play areas, sport courts, trampolines and shade structures all need a flat, stable base. Slabs and pads for those are common work in Gilbert, and each one needs specifying for what is actually going on it.

  • Presentation matters on the street

    Gilbert's subdivisions are visually consistent, and front-of-house concrete is on show. Entry walkways, driveway borders and decorative finishes are worth doing deliberately, because they are the part of the property everyone sees.

Examples of Our Work

Real photographs of concrete poured by our crew across the Valley. We don't attribute individual photos to a city — see the full gallery for more.

  • Finished concrete patio slab at the back door of a home with French doors
  • Finished concrete patio slab under a newly framed covered patio structure at a white brick home
  • Stained decorative concrete in a hand-cut flagstone pattern, in tan and gray, on a covered backyard patio
  • Large finished concrete slab extending an existing concrete area in a backyard

Concrete in Gilbert: Common Questions

I want to build my backyard out in stages. Does that work?

It works well, as long as we know the full plan at the start. Elevations, joint layout and drainage on the first pour all affect what the later stages can do. Doing it blind means a later stage may need something re-cut or re-poured that a bit of planning would have avoided.

Can you match a new patio extension to my existing patio?

We match the finish, the texture and the joint pattern, and tie the new slab to the old. Color is the honest caveat — concrete poured years apart will not match exactly, though it evens out somewhat as the new work weathers. Where an exact match matters, resurfacing the whole area is the reliable route.

Do you pour slabs for play areas and sport courts?

Yes. What is going on the slab drives the specification — a basketball area, a trampoline base and a playset pad have different flatness and thickness requirements, so it is worth being specific about the plan.

Planning a Concrete Project in Gilbert?

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