Las Vegas city, Clark County
Concrete contractor in Las Vegas, NV
Inside the city, the concrete runs from 1940s driveways in Huntridge to younger slabs up in Centennial Hills. Cracked panels, sunken walks, tired patios, worn pool decks: we take on all of it.
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City notes
Las Vegas- Neighbourhoods
- Huntridge, The Lakes, Centennial Hills, plus the older central streets and the rest of the northwest
- Homes here
- Mostly single-family; about two in three city homes predate 2000, so plenty of slabs are originals.
- ZIP codes
- 89104, 89108, 89117, 89124, 89129, 89130, 89131, 89138, 89149, 89166 and more
What wears out concrete inside Las Vegas city limits?
Age wears out most concrete within the city limits. The city has homes spanning more decades than anywhere else we work. 9.9% of homes in the city were built in the 1970s (Census), 16.0% in the 1980s and 27.9% in the 1990s. A third were built in 2000 or later. Huntridge dates back to the 1940s. Old slabs will suffer from common issues. Panels cracking completely, walks settling and creating a lip, driveway aprons breaking up where they meet the street and back patios that were poured small for a previous era. Newer concrete in the northwest will also suffer, just earlier on. Faded color, open joints and sealer long gone.
Huntridge and the old core
Huntridge's 1940s ranch houses and the central streets around them carry the oldest driveways in town: cracked through, patched more than once, worn smooth.
The Lakes to Centennial Hills
The Lakes went up from the mid-1980s to the mid-1990s, so its original patios are due. Centennial Hills is younger. Think sealing, extensions and stamping.
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Concrete jobs we take on in Las Vegas
Find the job that matches what your concrete is doing now. If two look right, text a photo and we'll sort it out.
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Stamped Concrete
A good fit when an old patio has to come out anyway and you'd like stone or slate in its place.
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Concrete Driveways
Original drives on 1940s to 1970s houses are often past patching, so we tear out, regrade and pour new.
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Concrete Patios & Extensions
Plenty of older back slabs were poured small. We extend them, or replace them with one you'll actually use.
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Pool Deck Resurfacing
Decks from the 1980s and 1990s with worn coatings get resurfaced when the slab under them is still sound.
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Cool Deck
A cool deck topping makes the pool edge far kinder to bare feet in the middle of July.
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Decorative & Exposed Aggregate
Exposed aggregate and colored finishes suit a front walk once the plain gray look has worn thin.
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Concrete Staining
Stain puts new color on a solid older slab without breaking it out. Handy on patched patios.
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Concrete Sealing
Plenty of newer slabs up north have gone years without sealer. A fresh coat brings the color back.
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Concrete Slabs & Footings
Shed slabs, equipment pads and patio-cover footings, on lots old and new across the city.
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Concrete Repair
Sunken walk panels and cracks in older central yards. We fix the cause before we patch the crack.
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Resurfacing & Overlays
When an old slab is solid but pitted, an overlay gives it a new top with no demolition.
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RV Pads & Parking Pads
Side-yard pads for trailers and boats, measured to your gate and the strip beside the house.
What we look at on a city visit
You may call about one cracked panel. We look at the concrete around it too, because older city slabs rarely fail in one spot. Inside city limits, permits come from the City of Las Vegas Building & Safety department, not the county.
Where the water goes
We check which way each slab sheds water, out toward the yard or back at the house walls.
Joints and old patches
Concrete on a 1940s or 1970s lot can carry years of patches. We note which held and which keep cracking.
The apron at the street
The apron carries every car and delivery truck, so on older drives we check it on its own.
A way in for the truck
Narrow central lots and gated streets change how concrete gets in, so we plan the route before pour day.
What Las Vegas homeowners ask us about concrete
These come up on calls from inside the city. Yours isn't here? Text it to us with a photo and we'll answer.
Can you replace the original driveway on a 1940s Huntridge home?
Yes. We break out the old driveway, haul it off, check the ground under it and pour new. Huntridge is a 1940s subdivision of Traditional Ranch houses, 572 properties, according to a city historic resource survey, so ask the city first whether your street has any design approval rules.
Is a 1990s Las Vegas house due for new concrete?
No. There are plenty of slabs from the 1990s that are fine. They just need crack repair or sealing. Some will have panels cracking completely or settling. Around 28% of homes in the city were built in the 1990s so we will see a mix. Usually a photo will tell us.
Do the HOAs at The Lakes have to approve patio work?
Plan on it. The Lakes is a planned community of about two square miles around Lake Sahara, and much of it sits behind gates, so an association is likely part of your patio plans. Pull your CC&Rs or call management, submit the layout, and we'll schedule once approval is in writing.
Can you work on the narrow older lots in central Las Vegas?
Yes. Tight side yards and short driveways only change how the concrete gets there: a line pump, wheelbarrows, or a pour split into sections. Tell us how wide your side gate is and whether a truck can park out front, and we'll plan around it.
How far up into Centennial Hills do you go?
All of it. Centennial Hills goes up to the fossil beds national monument. Lone Mountain is inside it, and Red Rock Canyon is off to the west. If your house is in the area we can come out. Text us your cross streets.
Which Las Vegas neighborhoods do you cover?
All of it. From Huntridge (old core) to The Lakes and up to Centennial Hills. 89104, 89117, 89149 etc. Summerlin has its own page. Not sure which side of the line you're on? Send us the address.
Got a Las Vegas slab to fix?
Call with your street name and what the concrete is doing, or what you want poured. A photo by text helps us quote faster.
Call us(725) 502-1499