Concrete Contractors in Three Points, AZ

We drive out as concrete contractors in Three Points for property owners who need slabs that stand up to rural use. Three Points, also known as Robles Junction, is a census-designated place in Pima County that the 2020 census classified as 100 percent rural. It had 5,184 residents and 2,392 housing units in 2020, spread across more than 40 square miles at about 2,543 feet. On lots like these, concrete means shop floors, equipment pads, aprons that keep a dirt drive from washing out, and patios that make the heat bearable.

The Robles family and the junction

Three Points dates to 1882. Bernabe S. Robles, born in 1857 in Baviácora, Sonora, carried a mail route to Gunsight near Ajo and found Robles Pass while looking for a shorter way. In 1882 his brother Jesús homesteaded 160 acres at the site, and the brothers dug a well for a watering stop and stage station that became the Robles Ranch. The old ranch house is now the Three Points/Robles Junction Community Center.

Slabs for working properties

Rural slabs carry heavy, concentrated loads. A truck, tractor or loaded trailer needs more thickness and a better compacted base than a patio, plus thickened edges where wheels roll on and off. Shop floors need a smooth enough finish to sweep and roll a jack across, and a slope to the door if you wash vehicles inside. For building slabs, we match dimensions and anchor bolt layout to your building plans before we pour.

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Distance, heat and timing

Out here, logistics matter. We plan pours so the concrete truck arrives early on summer mornings, before the heat starts pulling water out of the mix, and we cure promptly. Monsoon storms bring sheet flow across open desert, so we look at how water crosses your property and set grade and edge depth to match. UA Extension notes that caliche, lime-cemented soil from a few inches to several feet thick, is common across southern Arizona, and we dig test spots before quoting.

Permits

Three Points is unincorporated, so Pima County handles permits. In unincorporated Pima County, improvements within a regulatory floodplain, including areas along washes and areas of sheet flooding, need a Floodplain Use Permit before construction. We check that early for any lot crossed by a wash.

Three Points jobs we take on

• Shop, barn and garage floors
• RV, trailer and equipment pads
• Driveway aprons and washout pads
• Patios and covered-patio slabs
• Walks between buildings

The community is in the Altar Valley Elementary School District. Call (520) 619-2611 to set up a visit.