St. George · Hurricane · Hildale · Colorado City · Duck Creek
Concrete, poured right.
A patio. An RV pad. A slab for the shed. The sidewalk that cracked two summers ago. The jobs around your home are the jobs we do.
- Licensed in two statesUtah and Arizona. Arizona ROC 336791.
- A+ with the BBBH Link LLC is BBB accredited.
- Start with a photoWe tell you what we can from it, or come out and take a look.
- Pour days by townBased in Colorado City since 2022. Several homes share one truck.
Jobs we pour
These are the jobs we get asked for most. Have something else in mind? Text us a photo and ask.
- 01
Patios
Back patios, extensions and pergola pads, poured four inches thick with a broom finish. Text us a photo of the spot with rough measurements to start.
- 02
Pool decks
The concrete around the pool, poured with a broom finish for grip and sloped so splash water drains away. We pour the deck, not the pool.
- 03
RV and trailer pads
RV and trailer pads poured five to six inches thick with rebar, sloped so water runs off. Built for the weight, not just the footprint.
- 04
Sidewalks and paths
Front walks, side yard paths and the strip to the trash cans. Narrow pours, formed with care and broomed for grip.
- 05
Shed and hot tub slabs
A slab for the shed, the hot tub or the equipment, measured to the thing going on top and poured level where it has to be.
- 06
Driveway add-ons
Widen it, add a strip for the third car, or swap out the one panel that failed. Poured five to six inches thick with rebar.
- 07
Steps and landings
Porch steps, a landing at the back door, or one extra step where the drop is too big. Even risers, firm footing, broom finish.
- 08
Curbing and mow strips
Concrete curbing and mow strips that hold the line between the rock, the lawn and the garden beds.
- 09
Tear out and replace
We break out the cracked or sunken piece, haul it off, fix what was wrong underneath and pour it new.
- 10
Repairs
Cracks sealed, chipped corners rebuilt and trip edges taken down before they turn into a tear out.
We pour commercial concrete too. Past work includes underground parking and culverts. Commercial concrete
The easy way to start
Start with a photo.
We take it from there.
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Snap it. Take a photo of the spot where the concrete goes.
Size it. Tell us roughly how long and how wide. Pacing it off is fine.
Talk it over. We tell you what we can from the photo, or come out and take a look.
Where we pour
From the St. George valley out to the Arizona Strip and up the mountain to Duck Creek and Panguitch. We set pour days by town, so several homes share one truck.
St. George area
Hurricane Valley
Zion corridor
Hildale and the Arizona Strip
Up the mountain
Long Valley and Kanab
Straight answers
Do you take a job like mine?
Probably. Patios, pads, walks, slabs, steps, tear outs and repairs are all normal work for us. If yours is not on the list, text us a photo and ask.
How do we get started?
Text a photo of the spot with rough measurements. Sometimes the photo tells us enough to talk it through. Often we need to see it, so we come out, look at the ground, the slope and the access, and go over the job with you in person.
How long until I can use it?
You can walk on new concrete after about a day. Keep cars off for a week. Keep an RV or a heavy trailer off for a month, which is when concrete reaches its full strength.
Can you pour in the summer heat?
Yes. In July and August we pour early in the morning and keep the slab damp while it sets, so the surface does not dry out faster than the concrete underneath.
Do you work on both sides of the state line?
Yes. We are licensed in Utah and in Arizona, so the same crew pours in Hildale and across the line in Colorado City.
Tell us about the job
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Or call (435) 220-5536