Concrete Contractor in Glendale, Arizona

Concrete Work in Glendale

• Concrete that has reached the end of its life

  Driveways, walkways and patios poured in the sixties and seventies are commonly spalling at the surface, cracked through, or settled at a corner. The useful question is whether the slab underneath is still sound, because that decides whether resurfacing is realistic or replacement is the honest answer.

• Mature trees and lifted flatwork

  Established Glendale streets have big, old trees, and a root under a walkway or driveway lifts and cracks it. Replacing the surface without dealing with what is under it just resets the same problem, so root and base conditions get looked at first.

• Detached garages, shops and outbuildings

  Older Glendale lots have room behind the house, and a lot of them have a shop, a shed or a detached garage — or the space to add one. Slabs for those buildings, and replacing floors in existing ones, are regular work here.

• Trip hazards at joints and transitions

  As older flatwork settles unevenly, one side of a joint ends up above the other. Beyond being a nuisance it is a genuine hazard on a front walk, and correcting the transition is often a small, contained job rather than a large one.

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.