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Summerlin, west valley

Concrete contractor in Summerlin, NV

Summerlin concrete runs from first-wave drives in The Trails to steep lots in The Ridges. We handle new pours, replacements and repairs, planned around your association's approval.

Call us(725) 502-1499

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

Summerlin notes

Summerlin
Neighbourhoods
The Ridges, Sun City Summerlin, The Trails, and the villages north, west and south
Homes here
First homes done by 1990; in Summerlin South, most went up after 2000, mostly detached houses.
ZIP codes
89135, 89134, 89144, 89138

Gated villages need our names at the gate ahead of time. Steep lots need a planned truck spot.

What wears on concrete in Summerlin's villages?

In Summerlin, concrete wears from age in the oldest villages and from slope and access on the hillside lots. Howard Hughes purchased the land in 1952 and the first homes were completed by the end of 1990. So an original driveway in an early village has had over 30 summers. Summerlin South is newer. Census figures show around 86% of the housing was built from 2000 onwards, 60% in that first decade. There is no data for the whole community as part is in the City of Las Vegas and part is county. On the western edge the lots climb, so every slab needs its fall planned to direct water away from the house.

North and west villages

Inside Las Vegas city limits and among the oldest homes here. Original drives show sun-worn finish, cracked panels and patches that never matched.

Summerlin South

Mostly built after 2000 and covered by one association for the whole area, so plans go in for approval before any pour.

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The concrete work we do in Summerlin

Choose the job that fits what you want poured or what the slab is doing now. A photo by text works just as well.

  • Stamped Concrete

    Stamped patios in patterns and colors we bring for you to submit to the association.

  • Concrete Driveways

    Original drives in the older villages replaced, often with a border the association already allows.

  • Concrete Patios & Extensions

    Back patio extensions toward the view, with the grade worked out on sloping lots.

  • Pool Deck Resurfacing

    Pool decks in the newer southern villages, many now two decades old, resurfaced over sound concrete.

  • Cool Deck

    Cool deck recoats around backyard pools, so the deck stays cooler underfoot in summer.

  • Decorative & Exposed Aggregate

    Exposed aggregate and colored entries, matched to what the rest of the street already has.

  • Concrete Staining

    Stain to bring a faded slab back in line with the house and the approved colors.

  • Concrete Sealing

    Sealer on stamped and colored work that faces hard afternoon sun on the valley's edge.

  • Concrete Slabs & Footings

    Pads and footings for equipment, sheds and additions, sized to what your association allows.

  • Concrete Repair

    Cracked panels and broken edges fixed in sections when the rest of the slab is sound.

  • Resurfacing & Overlays

    Overlays on early-1990s slabs whose surface wore down before the concrete underneath did.

  • RV Pads & Parking Pads

    RV and parking pads only where your association's rules allow one. We check that first.

What we check on Summerlin jobs

Beyond the slab you called about, a visit here covers who approves the job, which side of the city line you sit on, and access.

  • Which association approves it

    North, south, west, center, Sun City Summerlin, a gated club, sometimes a village HOA too. We note yours.

  • City or county address

    Most villages are City of Las Vegas; Summerlin South is unincorporated county, so the rules depend on your address.

  • Truck access on slopes

    Steep lots and narrow side yards limit where a truck can stand, which changes how concrete reaches the forms.

  • Fall on every slab

    On a sloped lot we check the grade of each slab so runoff moves away from the house and walls.

Summerlin concrete questions, answered

What homeowners here ask before a pour. Send yours by text, with a photo of the spot you have in mind.

Does the Summerlin South Community Association approve concrete plans?

Likely. The Summerlin South Community Association is the homeowners association for the whole area. Almost all of it falls under ZIP 89135. Expect to submit the size, position and finish before work starts. A village or gated club association may add another layer.

Is my Summerlin home in the City of Las Vegas or the county?

It depends on the village. Most of the community falls within the City of Las Vegas. Summerlin South falls within unincorporated Clark County. This means the northern and western villages fall within the city. Whereas the southern ones fall under Clark County. We will check this before providing a quote.

Does Sun City Summerlin have its own approval rules?

Yes. Sun City Summerlin has its own community association, separate from the main north, south, west and center ones, so its approval is the one that counts for your yard. Ask for their submission requirements early, and we will supply the sketch, dimensions and finish they want.

How do you get a truck onto a steep lot in The Ridges?

Often we don't. On steep hillside lots the truck stays where it safely can, and the concrete travels the rest of the way. That extra handling adds labor, so we walk the lot in The Ridges before quoting and settle the plan for getting concrete to the forms then.

Do you take jobs out by Red Rock, on Summerlin's west side?

Yes. The western villages are on the City of Las Vegas side; the southern villages in Summerlin South are unincorporated county. Both run toward Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, and we take jobs in either. Lots near the edge can sit on a grade, so drainage and truck access get a closer look.

Summerlin dates to 1990; are the first driveways in The Trails due?

Some. The first homes were completed by the end of 1990. This means an original driveway in one of the earliest villages will have been there for over 30 years. Whether it needs replacing depends on the cracks, any settling and the finish. We can determine this from the photo.

Planning concrete in Summerlin?

Call with your village and street, then tell us what the concrete is doing or what you want poured next.

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