Driveways, patios, slabs, repairs, and resurfacing — placed by our crews across the East Valley.
Get a QuoteConcrete poured, finished, and walked off by our own crews — San Tan Valley to Apache Junction, Florence to Gold Canyon.
A cross-section of the work we've placed across the East Valley over the past year. Project type, neighborhood, and scope on every tile.
San Tan Valley · full tear-out, 4″ pour, broom finish, two-day turnaround
Queen Creek · 420 sq ft, broom finish, integral color, square-edge perimeter
Gold Canyon · salt finish around an existing pool, slip-rated, sealed
Florence · 60 ft running stamped seamless slate, charcoal release
Apache Junction · 12×45 ft, 6″ reinforced pour, drop-edge curb on the long side
Queen Creek · new-build three-car, sloped to apron, control joints saw-cut day two
San Tan Valley · 40 ft frontage walk, ADA cross-slope, broom finish
Queen Creek · 180 sq ft addition, acid-stained walnut to match existing
Florence · 1,840 sq ft monolithic slab for a new accessory dwelling
San Tan Valley · saw-cut and patch on two control-joint failures, full reseal
Apache Junction · 220 ft retail-center walk, ADA ramps at both corners
Gold Canyon · cantilevered coping with bullnose edge, paired with a salt-finish deck
Three common scenarios — a repair, a resurface, and a full replacement — with the work we did on each.
Ten-year-old residential driveway. Two long surface cracks running through control joints, spalling at the street apron, sun-bleached and dusty.
Cracks routed and filled with a flexible polyurea. Settled apron section saw-cut and re-poured to match. Whole driveway pressure-washed and sealed. Two days from start to driveable.
Original stamped slate patio from the mid-2000s. Surface color faded to a flat gray, joint detail nearly invisible, sealer long gone. Slab itself sound.
Cleaned, etched, and overlaid with a stampable mortar. New seamless slate pattern impressed over the existing footprint. Charcoal release, two-tone stain, fresh solvent-based sealer.
Detached-garage slab heaved at the centerline and split corner-to-corner. Subgrade had never been compacted properly. Owner had patched it twice; both patches failed inside a year.
Old slab broken out and hauled off. Subgrade re-graded, compacted, and proof-rolled. New 5″ reinforced pour with proper control joints. Sealed once cured. Three-day job, one-time fix.
Tell us about the project — driveway, patio, slab, repair, or resurface. We'll walk the site and come back with a fixed quote.