A lot of Highlands Ranch concrete is original to the house. Driveways, walks, and back patios poured in the 1980s and 1990s were built to builder standards, and after decades of freeze thaw, de-icer, and settling, many are cracked, spalled, or pitched the wrong way. Newer homes in Southridge and BackCountry are starting to show wear too. Replacing or upgrading concrete here usually means an HRCA architectural review first, and it’s a chance to go bigger or add a decorative finish. We handle driveway replacement, patio expansions, stamped and colored concrete, repair, and stone veneer across Northridge, Eastridge, Westridge, Southridge, and BackCountry.
Tear out and replacement for original builder driveways, plus wider aprons, larger patios, walks, and front steps sized for how you live now.
Spa pads, shed and pergola slabs, and garage floor repair for homes where the original slab has cracked or pitted.
Stamped borders, color, overlays, and sealers that turn a plain 1990s patio into something HRCA and your neighbors will notice.
Repair for sunken walks and cracked stoops, footings for additions and decks, and concrete walls for grade changes.
Brick and stone veneer for entries, block walls, and flatwork for sub-associations, property managers, and local businesses.
We find out why old concrete failed and fix the base, so your new slab lasts longer than the one it replaces.
We prepare HRCA ready plans and finish samples so approval goes smoothly.
Air entrained mixes and quality sealers help your new concrete stand up to de-icers and freeze thaw.
See the craftsmanship and attention to detail in every project
We measure, assess the old concrete, discuss finishes, and prepare a quote and drawings for HRCA review.
After approval, our crew removes old concrete, rebuilds the base, forms, and pours your new surface.
Once the pour sets, we cut control joints, apply sealer to guard against de-icer, and go over curing and when you can park again.
