Concrete Contractors in SaddleBrooke, AZ

We come up the hill as concrete contractors in SaddleBrooke for homeowners who want their walks, patios and driveways safe and good-looking. SaddleBrooke is a retirement community in Pinal County, just north of Oro Valley, in the foothills of the Catalina Mountains at about 3,400 feet. It had 12,574 residents and 7,340 housing units at the 2020 census. The median age was 71.9, and 73.0 percent of residents were 65 or older. That shapes nearly every job we do here.

Built on a plan that never happened

The land SaddleBrooke occupies has its own story. Wikipedia's page on nearby Catalina records that rancher Lloyd Golder III planned a lakeside community called Lago del Oro, served by Golder Dam, built from 1961 to 1964. The dam was later declared unsafe, the lake town was never built, and SaddleBrooke now sits on the former Lago del Oro site.

Safety first

For most SaddleBrooke households, the most important concrete is the path from the garage or golf cart to the door. A walk that has lifted at a joint or a step that has pulled away from the entry is a fall risk. We cut out and replace uneven sections, pour new walks with gentle slopes and slip-resistant broom finishes, and add landings at doors. Where the grade allows, we can replace a step with a short sloped approach.

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Rolling foothill lots

Wikipedia describes SaddleBrooke's terrain as rolling, with varied elevation. Slopes mean monsoon runoff moves quickly across lots, and it can undercut the edges of patios and walks. We pitch every slab away from the house, set edges deep where water crosses, and plan where runoff leaves the property. At 3,400 feet, winter nights are cooler than in Tucson, but summer heat still governs how we schedule pours, early in the day with prompt curing.

UA Extension notes that caliche, lime-cemented soil from a few inches to several feet thick, is common in southern Arizona, and foothill lots can bring rock near the surface. We dig test spots before we quote.

Patios, cart pads and HOA rules

Outdoor living is a big part of life here. We pour patio extensions, covered-patio slabs, and golf cart pads and parking slabs. Associations generally review exterior changes, so we design within your guidelines and give you a plan to submit. Because SaddleBrooke is in Pinal County, not Pima County, we check Pinal County's requirements for any work that needs a permit.

• Walk and step replacement
• Sloped approaches and door landings
• Patio extensions and new patios
• Golf cart and parking pads
• Driveway and apron repair

Call (520) 619-2611 to set up a visit anywhere in SaddleBrooke.