About our concrete contractor business in Maricopa

A smooth light-gray concrete driveway leads to two white garage doors, bordered by narrow strips of lawn.

From setting tile to pouring the slab

I set tile for years before I switched to concrete, and a lot of the cracked, uneven floors I tiled over came down to a rushed slab underneath. I learned this trade on flatwork and foundation crews, the ones pouring driveways, patios, walks and slabs, and then started this concrete company in Maricopa in 2023.

What I care about most is the work nobody sees once it's done, like the base, the forms and the timing of the pour. Here in Maricopa that includes where the water goes, because the city points out that a home doesn't have to sit near a wash to flood. I'd rather spend an extra hour checking grades than explain a crack down the road. If you're planning a patio, driveway or slab, reach me through our contact page and I'll come take a look.

16services
6service areas
2023founded3 years in business

What working with us looks like on your job

These are the things you'll notice from the first visit to the day the forms come off, because they're how we keep a new slab flat, square and draining the right way.

The same person from estimate to pour
I measure your job myself, and I'm on site on pour day while our crew forms, places and finishes the concrete. The person who quoted your work is the one checking it.
Time spent on the base and forms
We dig out and pack the subgrade, the soil your slab sits on, and set the forms to grade before any concrete shows up. That's the part that gets covered up and where most slab trouble starts, so it's the last place we'd cut to save money.
Written estimates you can compare
Your estimate lists what's included, like tearing out old concrete and hauling it off. The price mostly moves with the size of the area, what has to come out first and the finish you pick, so seeing it laid out lets you compare bids line by line.

Licensing and permits for concrete work

Arizona contractor license
Arizona lets someone without a contractor license take on only casual or minor work under $1,000 a project, labor and materials included, and that exemption ends once the job needs a local building permit. Past that point you want a licensed contractor, so it's fair to ask anyone bidding your job.
Licensed, insured and permits handled
Fully licensed and insured. When your job needs a permit, we do the paperwork and schedule the inspections, and if it isn't clear whether it does, we ask the city or county building office before work starts.

Serving Maricopa and 5 surrounding cities

Cities where we pour driveways and slabs

United Maricopa Concrete Construction is based in Maricopa, AZ, and these 6 cities, including Casa Grande and Chandler, each have their own page here. We work in other cities around them too, so pick yours below to see what we do there.