Residential concrete, valley wide
Concrete contractor in Enterprise
Most calls start one of three ways: a driveway cracked across the middle, a pool deck that flakes and burns bare feet, or a trailer parked on rock. We repair what's sound and repour what isn't.
Call us(725) 502-1499
Mon to Sat, 7am to 7pm. Closed Sunday.
Which concrete job does your yard need?
Find the picture that looks like your yard, read the line under it and tap through. Not sure which it is? Text us a photo of the slab and we'll tell you.
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Stamped Concrete
I want a patio that looks like stone or slate, but I don't want pavers shifting and weeds in the joints.
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Concrete Driveways
The original driveway has a crack running clear across it, and the edge by the street is starting to break up.
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Concrete Patios & Extensions
Our back patio is a strip barely deep enough for two chairs. We want it twice as big.
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Pool Deck Resurfacing
The deck around the pool is flaking, stained and rough on bare feet. It used to look clean.
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Cool Deck
Nobody in the house will cross the pool deck in July without sandals. We want something easier on feet.
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Decorative & Exposed Aggregate
Plain gray looks like every other house on the street. We'd like some color, texture or stone showing through.
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Concrete Staining
The slab is solid, just ugly. Gray, patched, a few old marks. We want color without tearing it out.
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Concrete Sealing
The color on our stamped patio has gone pale and chalky, and water soaks straight in now.
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Concrete Slabs & Footings
We need a slab for a shed, a pad for equipment, or footings before the patio cover goes up.
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Concrete Repair
One section sank and now there's a lip people trip on. The cracks get a little wider every year.
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Resurfacing & Overlays
The concrete is still solid, but the top is pitted and worn. Ripping it all out feels like overkill.
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RV Pads & Parking Pads
We're bringing home a travel trailer and the side yard is nothing but rock. Where is it supposed to park?
Along I-15, I-215 and Blue Diamond Road
We work across the Las Vegas Valley from our base in Enterprise, covering Mountain's Edge, Southern Highlands and the Silverado Ranch area close to home. We can also cover Spring Valley, Paradise, Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas and Summerlin. As Enterprise is an unincorporated town, Clark County sets the rules. Blue Diamond Road and St. Rose Parkway let us easily jump across the southern end. If you want to know if a specific street is covered just give us a call or text with the cross streets or ZIP code. If you're on the edge of our map just give us a call anyway and we'll give you a simple yes or no.
What cracks concrete most in the Las Vegas Valley?
Primarily age and the heat. Enterprise has grown from around 15,000 in 2000 to around 240,000 now. 84% of homes built in 2000 or later. This makes the original builder driveways and patios 15-25 years old. Combine this with the heat - we get around 80 triple digit days a year, summer after summer. The county also has a building code that makes the assumption that the soil underneath the slabs is of severe sulfate type. Not every crack means trouble, though. A fine chicken-wire web of hairline cracks is simply crazing, from the surface drying out fast. This is purely cosmetic.
Enterprise's master plans
Mountain's Edge, Southern Highlands and the Silverado Ranch area: builder driveways and patios from the 2000s, now showing cracked panels, faded color and sealer long gone.
Older central valley tracts
Paradise, Spring Valley and central Las Vegas hold more 1970s to 1990s tracts, where sunken walks, broken aprons and worn-out back patios are the usual calls.
Should you repair your concrete or replace it?
Start with the surface. A fine chicken-wire web of hairline cracks is crazing, cosmetic and no reason to tear anything out. Sinking, heaving or wide cracks that keep moving are a different conversation.
| What to compare | Repair it | Replace it |
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| Hairline crazing | Leave it alone, or clean and seal it. It's cosmetic. | Almost never a reason to replace a slab by itself. |
| One cracked panel | Rout and seal the crack, or cut out just that panel. | Worth it once several panels have cracked all the way through. |
| Sunken section | Lift it back up if the slab is still in one piece. | Repour when it's broken up as well as sitting low. |
| Worn, pitted top | Resurface or overlay it when the concrete underneath is sound. | Replace it when the base has failed under the wear. |
| Water runs toward house | A patch won't change which way the water goes. | Tear out and repour so the slab falls away from the walls. |
What every job comes with
One walkway or a full backyard, the same basics come with the work. Here's what you can count on, from the first photo you send to the last form board pulled.
A quote you can read
The quote spells out square footage, thickness, finish and what gets torn out, so you can compare two bids line for line.
Joints planned before the pour
We show you where the control joints will land, so the cracks concrete wants to make follow lines we chose ahead of time.
Details for your HOA
If your association approves exterior work, you get a simple drawing with size, color and finish to attach to the request.
A call before we show up
You hear from us before the crew rolls out, and again if weather or a truck delay changes the plan for the day.
Care steps in writing
Before we leave, you'll know when it's safe to walk on, when it's safe to drive on, and when sealing makes sense.
Small jobs, same attention
A single walkway or three cracked panels gets the same site visit, the same prep and the same finish work as a full driveway.
Concrete questions from around the Las Vegas Valley
These are the questions we hear most on the phone. If yours isn't here, text it to (725) 502-1499 with a photo of the slab, and we'll answer.
Do you work all over Las Vegas, or just Enterprise?
Enterprise is our base and as it is an unincorporated town in Clark County the mail there already says Las Vegas. From here we can cover Spring Valley, Paradise, Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas and Summerlin. If you're on the edge of our area just give us a call with your cross streets.
Can you pour concrete during a Las Vegas summer?
Yes, with planning. Triple-digit afternoons are routine from June into September, so summer pours get booked into the cooler morning hours and the crew is sized to finish while the mix is still workable. Curing gets extra attention afterward, because that's where hot-weather slabs win or lose.
Does my HOA have to approve concrete work first?
Generally yes. If it's a master planned community we'll need approval from the association for a new driveway, patio or pad. We'll provide a drawing showing the size, color and finish.
Can I keep my trailer parked on the rock by the house?
No, as it's an unincorporated area of Clark County. Code Enforcement states vehicles must be placed on a paved surface, not grass, dirt or decorative rock. This is why so many side yards have a concrete RV pad. Just check your HOA rules to confirm where your trailer can go.
Why is my original builder driveway cracking now?
Primarily age. Most homes in Enterprise were built in 2000 or later. So the original builder driveways are 15-25 years old. Panels will have shrunk and the ground underneath will have moved. Any sealer wore off years ago. A fine web of hairline cracks is purely cosmetic. Wide or stepped cracks need a closer look.
Can you give me a quote from a photo?
Yes. We'll need a wide shot of the area, a close up of the worst area and some approximate measurements. This will generally allow us to tell you if it's a repair, resurface or new pour. We can give you a ballpark figure. Once we've measured up we can give you an exact figure.
Do you work on Saturdays?
Yes. We're open Mon-Sat 7am-7pm. Saturday is a regular day for us to give estimates and complete work. We're closed on Sundays. If you're struggling to get out during the week it's easy to get us out on a Saturday to walk the yard.
Will you take a small job, like one walkway?
Yes. One walkway, a step, a pad for the trash cans or a couple of broken panels is normal work for us. Small pours still need forms, base and a proper finish, so the price won't shrink to nothing, but you'll get a straight quote.
Do I need to be home on the day you pour?
Not usually. We need the side gate open, pets inside, cars off the driveway and an outdoor faucet for cleanup. Most people are around for the walk-through at the start and the final look at the end, and we'll call if anything changes midday.