Concrete Contractors in Peoria, AZ

Peoria is spread over about 179 square miles, and concrete contractors in Peoria see a wider range of home ages than in most West Valley cities. Point2Homes' census summary shows 17.8% of homes built in the 1980s, 25.3% in the 1990s, 26.7% in the 2000s and 17.1% in the 2010s, with a median of 1999. Peoria added more than 80,000 residents in twenty years, reaching 190,985 by the 2020 census. The question we ask first is simple: when was your house built?

1980s homes

Concrete here is approaching forty years old. Expect worn driveway surfaces, cracked pool decks and patios that are smaller than owners want. Full replacement is often the better value, especially if you want to widen the driveway or enlarge the patio at the same time.

1990s homes

These slabs are usually sound but showing their age: a settled panel near the garage, open cracks, edges damaged by landscape watering. Section replacement and targeted repair make sense, and many owners add a stamped walk or patio extension while we are there.

2000s and 2010s homes

Newer concrete rarely needs replacing. The calls are about adding: a third parking space, an RV pad, a pool deck, a larger patio. The key is a clean connection to the existing slab and joints that line up.

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North Peoria

The city reaches north into Yavapai County, and Lake Pleasant, held back by the New Waddell Dam on the Agua Fria River, sits in the north end after Peoria annexed it in 1996. Where a lot slopes, that affects how a patio or driveway is formed, so we measure grade on site and plan steps or retaining edges where needed.

Spring training traffic

The Peoria Sports Complex has been the spring training home of the Padres and Mariners since 1994. If you live nearby and want a project done before visitors arrive in late winter, book early so the concrete has time to cure.

A city nearly 180 square miles wide

Wikipedia ranks Peoria sixth in Arizona by land area, at about 179 square miles, and its population went from 108,364 in 2000 to 154,065 in 2010 and 190,985 in 2020. Distance matters for concrete because ready-mix has a limited working time once water is added. For a north Peoria address we plan the supplier, the truck route and the start time so the load arrives with time left to place and finish it, which matters even more in summer. On large or decorative pours we may split the work into sections so each one is finished before it stiffens. South Peoria tract streets are flatter and closer to supply, and the planning there is mostly about access to the backyard. Either way, the written quote lists thickness, base, steel, joint spacing, finish, curing method and sealing.

Not sure which group you are in?

With homes from every decade since 1980, two houses a few miles apart can need very different work. Older homes often have original driveways, sometimes narrower than current ones, and pool decks that have been patched before. Newer homes shift the requests toward pads, extensions and decorative work. If you are not sure which group your house falls into, the year on your purchase paperwork tells us most of what we need to know before the visit.

Our six services

• Concrete driveways: replacement, widening, RV pads
• Concrete patios: new slabs and extensions
• Stamped concrete: entries, walks and patios
• Pool decks: new, repaired or resurfaced
• Concrete slabs: sheds, side yards, equipment pads
• Concrete repair: settled panels, cracks and trip hazards

Call (623) 235-0705 with the year your home was built and what you have in mind.