Concrete Contractors in Tucson Estates, AZ

Calls to us as concrete contractors in Tucson Estates usually involve smaller, practical projects done with care. Tucson Estates is an unincorporated community in Pima County, made up of several housing developments: the Tucson Estates Property Owners Association, Tucson Estates II (sometimes called the Foothills), and smaller communities. It had 12,069 residents and 6,473 housing units at the 2020 census. The 2020 median age was 58.1, and 37.9 percent of residents were 65 or older, which shapes the kind of concrete work people need.

Safe walks and level entries

For many households here, the most valuable concrete is the walk from the carport to the door. When a walk or step settles even an inch, it becomes a trip hazard. We replace lifted or sunken sections, pour new walks with gentle grades and slip-resistant broom finishes, and can replace a step with a short sloped approach where the layout allows. Landings at doors give a safe place to stand while opening a screen.

Carports, pads and patios

Other common jobs include carport and parking slabs, pads for golf carts or storage sheds, and back patios that make shade structures usable. We set every slab below door thresholds and pitch it to drain away from the home, and we join new slabs to existing ones with isolation joints so each can move on its own.

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Association rules

With several property owner associations in the area, rules on exterior changes, patio sizes and finishes vary. Bring your association's guidelines to the estimate and we will design within them, or give you a sketch to submit for approval before we schedule.

Ground, storms and permits

Tucson Estates sits at about 2,648 feet, west of Tucson in Pima County. Monsoon storms can send sheet flow across lots near open desert, so drainage is part of every plan we write. UA Extension notes that many southern Arizona soils have a lime-cemented caliche layer, from a few inches to several feet thick, that slows drainage. We dig test spots before quoting.

Because Tucson Estates is unincorporated, 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 for lots near a wash.

What we pour in Tucson Estates

• Walk replacement and new walks
• Sloped approaches and door landings
• Carport and parking slabs
• Golf cart and shed pads
• Back patios
• Repair of trip hazards and settled sections

Population here rose from 2,814 in 1980 to 9,755 in 2000 and 12,192 in 2010. Call (520) 619-2611 to set up a visit.