A city that reaches from the valley floor into Yavapai County

Concrete Contractors in Peoria, AZ

Driveways, patios, pool decks, walks and repairs for Peoria homes from older south-side streets to the northern foothills.

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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

Concrete Work Across a Long, Narrow City

Peoria, Arizona, is one of the farther cities we serve, and homeowners there hire concrete contractors for houses built over four steady decades. Census data summarized by Point2Homes shows about 18 percent of Peoria homes were built in the 1980s, 25 percent in the 1990s, 27 percent in the 2000s and 17 percent in the 2010s, with a median of 1999. The population went from 108,364 in 2000 to 190,985 in 2020.

South Peoria and the north

Peoria is long from south to north. Most of the city is in Maricopa County, but its northern part reaches into Yavapai County, and the city annexed Lake Pleasant in 1996. The southern neighborhoods are flat and older, with original driveways and patios that are now 30 to 40 years old. The northern end climbs into foothills, where lots slope, washes cut through, and rock sits close to the surface.

Those two settings call for different plans. On flat older lots, the main concern is getting water to drain off slabs that have settled flat over time. On foothill lots, it is grading, rock removal and keeping runoff from undercutting the edge of a driveway or patio.

Pool decks and patios

A large share of Peoria homes from the 1990s and 2000s have pools, and their original decks are now cracking at the coping, around drains and at the corners. We remove failed decks, fix the base and pour new ones with a cooler finish. For patios, owners often want to double the size of the builder slab or add a separate pad for a fire pit or grill.

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Warm nights

Peoria's mean July high is about 104 degrees, and its mean July low is around 80. That means a slab never really cools off in midsummer, and fresh concrete loses water quickly at any hour. We pour as early as possible, use hot-weather practices and curing compound or wet curing, and cut control joints the same day. Annual rain is about 9.2 inches, most of it in late summer storms.

We also work around Peoria's many HOAs, which often have rules about driveway extensions, RV parking and decorative finishes visible from the street.

Peoria concrete services

Driveways: replacements, extensions and RV pads
Pool decks: replacements and cool-deck finishes
Patios: extensions and decorative slabs
Walks and steps
Repair of settled and cracked sections

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Peoria Details

Housing decades. About 18 percent of homes date from the 1980s, 25 percent from the 1990s, 27 percent from the 2000s and 17 percent from the 2010s.
Growth. Peoria's population went from 108,364 in 2000 to 190,985 in 2020.
Two counties. Most of Peoria is in Maricopa County, but its northern part lies in Yavapai County; Lake Pleasant was annexed in 1996.
Summer nights. The mean July high is about 104 degrees and the mean July low about 80; rain averages about 9.19 inches a year.

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Peoria Questions

Do you travel to north Peoria?

Yes. We serve the whole city, from the older south-side neighborhoods to the foothill communities in the north.

My pool deck is cracking around the coping. What can be done?

If the cracks are minor, the deck can sometimes be repaired and recoated. If sections are lifting or the base is washing out, we recommend replacing the deck.

Can you pour on a rocky foothill lot?

Yes. We break out rock where needed, compact the base and grade the slab so runoff goes around it.

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