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City of Henderson, NV

Concrete contractor in Henderson, NV

Henderson's concrete is aging in waves, Green Valley first and Anthem right behind it. Cracked drives, faded stamping, worn pool decks, cramped patios: we pour and repair all over the city.

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Mon to Sat, 7am to 7pm. Closed Sunday.

Around the city

Henderson
Neighbourhoods
Green Valley, Green Valley Ranch, Anthem, Inspirada, MacDonald Highlands and the rest of the city
Homes here
Mostly single-family master-plan homes; about three in ten went up in the 1990s, half in 2000 or later.
ZIP codes
89052, 89074, 89012, 89014, 89015, 89002, 89011, 89044

In gated communities like MacDonald Highlands, add us to the guest list before each work day.

Why are so many Henderson driveways and patios due now?

Henderson is getting to an age where the original concrete is failing. Green Valley was founded in 1978 as the first master planned community in Southern Nevada. It continued to expand with Green Valley South (around 1985) and Green Valley Ranch (1994). Del Webb opened Anthem in 1998. 10.7% of homes in the city were built in the 1980s and 29.5% in the 1990s (Census) so about half are over 25 years old. Driveways and patios have been exposed to sun and daily use for 25+ years. Panels cracking completely, fading stamped color and pool deck coatings wearing. The newer half (built in 2000+) has had 2 decades to lose their sealer.

Green Valley, 1978 on

The oldest master-plan concrete in the city: original drives with cracked panels, stamped patios gone pale, and pool decks ready for a new surface.

Anthem and Inspirada

Anthem dates from 1998 and is reaching replacement age in spots. Inspirada, out in the far southwest, is newer: extensions, sealing and RV pads.

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What we pour and fix in Henderson

Pick the job that looks like your yard. Can't tell whether it's a repair or a repour? Send us a photo first.

  • Stamped Concrete

    New stamped patios and add-ons, with the pattern and color drawn up for your association's approval.

  • Concrete Driveways

    Original 1980s and 1990s drives cracked across. We replace them a panel at a time or all at once.

  • Concrete Patios & Extensions

    Builder patios stretched out toward the yard, planned around the lot's drainage and your HOA's plan rules.

  • Pool Deck Resurfacing

    Older pool decks in Green Valley and Anthem, resurfaced when the coating flakes but the slab still holds.

  • Cool Deck

    Cool deck over a sound existing deck, or a recoat over a tired old topping.

  • Decorative & Exposed Aggregate

    Walks and borders in exposed aggregate, giving a master-plan front yard something besides plain gray.

  • Concrete Staining

    Color for a sound gray slab, cleared with your association first if it shows from the street.

  • Concrete Sealing

    Resealing stamped and colored concrete so the pattern and color stop fading year after year.

  • Concrete Slabs & Footings

    Pads for sheds and AC units, plus patio-cover footings, poured to whatever the plans call for.

  • Concrete Repair

    Cracked panels and lifted edges on drives past 25 years. We find the cause, then fix it.

  • Resurfacing & Overlays

    An overlay for a slab that's sound but worn, when tearing it all out feels like too much.

  • RV Pads & Parking Pads

    Trailer and RV pads beside the house, sized to the gate and checked against your HOA's rules first.

What we check at the house

A visit covers more than the crack you called about: the slab next to it, the way water drains, and what your HOA will want to see.

  • Your HOA's paperwork

    If your home is in an association, we note what the submittal needs: a sketch, sizes, finish and color.

  • How the old concrete aged

    On 1980s and 1990s slabs we check joints, edges and settled panels to see what's worth keeping.

  • Gate and street access

    For guard-gated streets we ask about gate hours and where a truck can stand without blocking neighbors.

  • Matching what's already there

    Older Green Valley concrete has weathered, so we tell you plainly how close new work will look.

Questions we get from Henderson homeowners

Homeowners around the city ask us these all the time. Have a different one? Text it with a photo of the slab.

Does a Green Valley HOA have to approve new concrete first?

Yes. Green Valley was a master planned development. Master planned developments have associations that approve exterior work including concrete. There are around 3,850 associations in Nevada looking after around 509,000 homes. Check your CC&Rs, submit your plan to the association and we can pour once we have written approval.

Can your crew get through the guard gates at MacDonald Highlands?

Yes, as long as the gate knows we're coming. MacDonald Highlands is guard-gated up in the Black Mountain foothills, so call in our company name for each work day, including pour day, when the concrete truck shows up too. Ask the guards whether trucks need anything extra.

Do you take jobs out in Inspirada and west Henderson?

Yes. Inspirada sits in the far southwest corner of the city, ZIP 89044, not far from our base in Enterprise. The homes there are newer, so most of the work is adding concrete rather than replacing it: patio extensions, RV pads, decorative borders and a first coat of sealer.

Is Henderson concrete work permitted by the city, not the county?

Yes, it is its own city with its own building department, so county rules are not the ones that apply. Henderson issues its own permits; we check the city's rules for your job.

Anthem homes date from 1998 on; is the original concrete wearing out?

Sometimes. Anthem was opened in 1998 by Del Webb. This means that driveways and patios will be approaching 30 years old. Some will be in good condition and require sealing or minimal repairs. However, some will have cracked panels which would be best to remove and replace. We can determine this from the photograph.

Can you match new concrete to an older Green Valley driveway?

Close, rarely exact. Concrete poured in the 1980s or 1990s has 30-plus years of weathering on its surface, and fresh concrete starts out a different shade. We end the new section at a joint so the line looks planned, and a stain or sealer over both pulls them closer.

Planning concrete work in Henderson?

Give us the street and a sentence on what the slab is doing. A photo by text gets you a faster, firmer answer.

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