From 4,316 residents in 2000 to 59,519 in 2020

Concrete Contractors in Queen Creek, AZ

Backyard patios, pool decks, RV pads, driveway extensions and walks for Queen Creek's newer neighborhoods.

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

Finishing the Yard on a Newer Queen Creek Home

Most calls we get for concrete contractors in Queen Creek come from people finishing the outside of a fairly new house. The town incorporated on September 5, 1989, and it has grown very quickly since: 4,316 residents in 2000, 26,361 in 2010 and 59,519 in 2020. Census data summarized by Point2Homes puts the median home at 2012, with about 40 percent built in the 2010s and 18 percent since 2020. Many lots came from the builder with a small patio, a two-car driveway and bare dirt everywhere else.

Common Queen Creek projects

The jobs we see most here are full backyard patios, pool decks, RV and trailer pads through a side gate, and driveway extensions for a third car or a boat. Queen Creek started as farm country. C. H. Rittenhouse formed the Queen Creek Farms Company in 1919, and the community began as a produce shipping stop, so many newer lots are larger than in the older parts of the Valley, with room for real outdoor living space.

An RV pad needs more than a thin slab. We dig and compact a proper base, increase thickness where the tires and jacks sit, and plan the approach so the vehicle does not crack the edge of the existing driveway.

Hot days and occasional hard freezes

Queen Creek averages about 103 days a year at 100 degrees or more, including around 11 at 110 or higher. Hard freezes also happen every couple of years, more often than in central Phoenix. Rain averages about 8.3 inches, much of it during the monsoon from July into mid-September. That spread of conditions is why we pour early in summer, cure carefully and use air-entrained concrete for exterior work.

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Two counties

Queen Creek is mostly in Maricopa County, but after it annexed Ironwood Crossing in 2018, its limits reach into Pinal County on the east and south. Your address is still in the town, but it helps to know which county records your lot. Nearly every Queen Creek subdivision also has an HOA, and most have rules on side-yard slabs, RV parking and front-yard finishes. We plan the work around your HOA and town requirements before we schedule.

What we build in Queen Creek

Patios: full backyard slabs, extensions and decorative finishes
Pool decks: new decks around new pools
RV and trailer pads: side-yard pads with reinforced bases
Driveways: extensions and widening
Walks: side paths and garden walks

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Queen Creek Facts

Growth. Queen Creek grew from 4,316 residents in 2000 to 26,361 in 2010 and 59,519 in 2020.
New housing. The median home was built in 2012; about 40 percent date from the 2010s and 18 percent from 2020 or later.
Weather. The town averages about 103 days a year at 100 degrees or more, hard freezes every couple of years, and about 8.28 inches of rain.
Two counties. After annexing Ironwood Crossing in 2018, town limits extend into Pinal County on the east and south.
Farm roots. C. H. Rittenhouse formed the Queen Creek Farms Company in 1919; the town incorporated September 5, 1989.

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Queen Creek Questions

How thick should an RV pad be in Queen Creek?

It depends on the vehicle and the soil, but RV pads are usually thicker than a patio, with a compacted base and extra thickness where the tires and jacks sit. We size it for your rig.

Can you pour around a brand-new pool?

Yes. We coordinate with the pool builder on timing, coping and drains, then pour and finish the deck.

Will my HOA allow a side-yard slab?

Most Queen Creek HOAs allow them with approval. We give you a drawing and finish details to submit.

Free Estimates in Queen Creek, AZ

Tell us what you want to add to your yard, and we will schedule a free estimate in Queen Creek.

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