Concrete Contractors in Casas Adobes, AZ

Calls for concrete contractors in Casas Adobes cover a wide range of house ages. This unincorporated community in northwest metro Tucson had 70,973 residents and 31,939 housing units at the 2020 census, up from 23,655 units in 2000. It sits between the Cañada del Oro to the north and the Rillito River to the south, west of Catalina Foothills and south of Oro Valley, at about 2,411 feet. Some streets date to the 1950s; others were built in the 1990s and 2000s. Driveways, patios and walks on both ends of that range are now due for repair or replacement.

From ranches to Sam Nanini's subdivisions

Cattle ranches covered the area until the 1920s. Maurice Reid bought a 1,500-acre ranch in the late 1920s and planted citrus and date palms, and Leonie Boutall built the Rancho Nezhone guest ranch in the early 1930s. Sam Nanini moved to Tucson in 1948 and, from the mid-1950s, developed three subdivisions on about 300 acres, which gave the community its name. Casas Adobes Plaza also dates to 1948. Wikipedia notes the area's concentration of mid-century modern architecture.

On homes from that era, concrete often tells you something about the design: wide carport slabs, low entry walks, flush patios that open from sliding doors. We replace those pieces with care for how they meet the house, keeping slab heights below door thresholds and matching the clean lines that make those houses work.

Newer neighborhoods

Casas Adobes kept growing after the mid-century boom. Housing units rose by more than 8,000 between 2000 and 2020, and the census tracts of the former Tortolita area joined the CDP in 2010. Concrete on those homes is generally builder-grade and 20 to 30 years old. Driveway aprons crack where they meet the street, patios settle near downspouts, and side yard walks drift out of level. We repair what can be repaired and replace what cannot.

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Water between two rivers

With the Cañada del Oro on one side and the Rillito on the other, plenty of lots here sit near washes that run hard during the monsoon. In unincorporated Pima County, improvements within a regulatory floodplain, including areas along washes and areas subject to sheet flooding, need a Floodplain Use Permit before construction. We check that for properties near a wash, and on every job we set grade so water moves off the slab and away from the house.

What we pour in Casas Adobes

• Driveway and carport slab replacement
• Patios and patio extensions
• Stamped and colored concrete
• Entry walks and steps
• Pads for sheds and equipment
• Section replacement and crack repair

Call (520) 619-2611 to book a visit anywhere in Casas Adobes, from the Tohono Chul area to the Omni Tucson National.