Where the Agua Fria meets the Gila

Concrete Contractors in Avondale, AZ

Driveways, patios, pool decks, walks and repair for Avondale's mostly 1990s and 2000s homes.

Free on-site estimate with measurements and a drainage check
Written, itemized quote: base, thickness, steel, finish and joints
Summer pours scheduled for early morning with a written cure plan

Avondale Concrete for a Fast-Growing West Valley City

Avondale is in the West Valley, and the homes where we work as concrete contractors there are mostly 15 to 30 years old. The city grew from 8,168 residents in 1980 to 89,334 in 2020. Census data summarized by Point2Homes puts the median home at 2002, with about 42 percent built in the 2000s and 21 percent in the 1990s. About 74 percent of housing is single-family detached and about 62 percent is owner-occupied.

Rivers and floodplains

The Gila River crosses the south part of Avondale, and the Agua Fria River joins it from the north. Properties near those channels can fall within a mapped floodplain, and the city's engineering department publishes floodplain permit information for them. If your lot is near either river, we check whether a floodplain review applies before we add new concrete, since slabs change how water moves across a lot.

Plan review before construction

Avondale's Development Services Department reviews building plans and checks zoning during that review, and construction can start only after the city approves a permit. For most simple flatwork, such as replacing an existing driveway or patio, the question is whether any permit is needed at all. We confirm what applies to your project, and we take care of it when it involves the street, the curb or a covered structure.

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What 2000s slabs need now

Driveways and patios poured during the 2000s building boom are reaching the age where problems show. Common ones are cracks that ignored the control joints, panels that settled near downspouts, and patios that were small to begin with. Avondale households are large, averaging about 3.07 people, and many owners want more parking, a bigger patio for family gatherings, or a pad for a trailer.

Summer highs stay at or above 100 degrees for months, and rain averages about 8.9 inches, mostly from monsoon storms in July, August and early September. We pour early, cure well and slope every slab so storm water goes to the yard or the street.

Our Avondale services

Driveways: extensions, replacements and parking pads
Patios and pool decks
Walks and steps
Pads for trailers and sheds
Repair of cracked or settled sections

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Avondale Facts

Growth. Avondale grew from 8,168 residents in 1980 to 89,334 in 2020.
Housing age. The median home was built in 2002, with about 42 percent from the 2000s and 21 percent from the 1990s.
Two rivers. The Gila River crosses south Avondale and the Agua Fria joins it from the north; the city publishes floodplain permit information.
Plan review. The city reviews building plans for zoning compliance, and construction may begin only after a permit is approved.
Households. Avondale averages about 3.07 people per household.

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Avondale Questions

My Avondale home is near the river. Does that change anything?

It can. Lots near the Gila or Agua Fria may be in a mapped floodplain, and the city has floodplain permit information. We check before adding new concrete.

Do I need a permit to replace my driveway in Avondale?

It depends on the work. Replacing a slab in place is different from work at the curb or in the street. We confirm with the city what your project needs.

Can you add parking next to my driveway?

Yes. We pour a pad alongside the drive, tie it in, and match the finish as closely as possible.

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Tell us about your driveway or patio, and we will set up a free estimate in Avondale.

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