Concrete Contractors in Arrowhead Ranch, AZ

Arrowhead Ranch was a citrus farm until it was bought for development in 1978, and Glendale annexed it in 1979. Homeowners looking for concrete contractors in Arrowhead Ranch today live on that land, much of it built up after the 1993 opening of Arrowhead Towne Center drew new housing north. Homes that still have their first driveways, walks and pool decks are now well into the life of that concrete.

Former orchard ground

Farm and orchard land was irrigated for years before it was graded for streets and houses. Our work starts with the condition of the ground under your slab. When we replace concrete here we remove the old slab, look at the soil, and rebuild and compact the base before forming. If a section has dropped, the cause is usually local, such as a leaking irrigation line, a downspout or poor compaction during the original build, and we look for it.

Upgrades owners ask for

Bigger outdoor rooms. Many original back patios are small. Rebuilding with a larger slab, sometimes with a stamped finish and a seat wall footing, is the most common request.

Pool decks. Original decks often have corner cracks and worn coatings. We repair, resurface or replace depending on whether the slab is still sound and sloping away from the water.

Front entries. A stamped walk and porch can change the look of a 1990s house quickly. We match pattern and color to the stucco and roof.

Driveway replacement. Original driveways may have settled panels or oil-soaked surfaces. Replacing them lets you add width or a side pad.

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Slightly higher ground

Arrowhead Ranch sits at about 1,270 feet, higher than Goodyear at 968 feet, but summer is still hot across the Valley. Glendale's climate table, which uses Phoenix data, lists a record high of 122 degrees and about 7.2 inches of yearly rain. We pour early in summer and cure every slab so it gains strength before it dries.

What we cover

All six of our services apply: concrete driveways, concrete patios, stamped concrete, pool decks, concrete slabs for storage or equipment, and concrete repair. If your street has an association with design rules, we give you a sketch and finish sample for approval before we schedule.

Planning a phased upgrade

Not every owner wants to redo the whole yard at once. A sensible order for many Arrowhead Ranch homes is: fix anything that is a trip hazard or draining toward the house first, then rebuild the back patio, then refresh the front entry. Doing it in that order means the safety and drainage problems get solved before money goes into finishes. We can quote each phase separately and design the first phase so the later ones connect cleanly, with matching joint lines and finishes that will sit well together when the full plan is done.

Pool deck checks before you swim season

If the original deck has gaps at the coping, cracks from the corners or spots where water ponds, spring is a good time to have it looked at. Water that gets under a deck through open joints can wash out base and make settling worse over a hot, busy summer of use. Sealing joints and fixing low spots early can extend the life of a deck that is otherwise sound, and if it needs replacing, a spring pour lets the new concrete cure before the hottest weeks.

Getting a quote

Call (623) 235-0705. Tell us what is there now and what you want, and we will measure, check the base and write it up.