Concrete Services In Phoenix, AZ
New Era Masonry plans and pours concrete for homes and commercial properties across the Phoenix area, often as part of a wider masonry project.
Every property is different, so each concrete project starts with how the area will be used and what surrounds it.
Concrete Division
Concrete Solutions For Your Project
We install, replace and repair concrete across the Phoenix area, from sidewalks, walkways and slabs to footings, ADA ramps and decorative exposed aggregate finishes. Some projects stand on their own; others provide the base for walls and masonry structures.
Because our concrete work is handled by a masonry company, the pour can be planned with the surrounding masonry in mind rather than as a separate trade working in isolation.
Not sure where your project fits? Contact us and describe what you have in mind.
Installation And Replacement
New concrete placed, or worn and damaged concrete removed and replaced.
Concrete Repairs
Repair of cracked, broken or settled sections where repair is practical.
Commercial And Residential
Work for homeowners, general contractors, property managers, HOAs and commercial owners.
Our Concrete Services
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Concrete Pours
Our detailed concrete pouring page covers why preparation, mixture, placement and curing matter, how a pour moves from review to finishing, and answers common questions about concrete for residential and commercial projects.
Applications
Concrete Installation, Replacement And Repair
Sidewalks, Walkways And Slabs
Sidewalks, walkways, patios and slabs for homes, HOA common areas and commercial sites. Each pour is planned around foot traffic, drainage, the ground beneath and the structures around it.
For pour preparation, placement and curing, see concrete pours.
Footings And Foundations
Concrete footings and foundations for walls and masonry structures, built to the project's plans. Engineering design is provided separately where a project requires it.
ADA Ramps
Concrete ramps for accessible entries at commercial and multifamily properties. Applicable accessibility requirements are confirmed for each project.
Decorative And Exposed Aggregate
Decorative finishes and exposed aggregate concrete that add texture and slip resistance to visible surfaces.
Concrete Repairs And Demolition
Repair of damaged sections, or demolition and haul away so failed concrete can be replaced.
Learn About Demolition
What Shapes The Result
Preparation, Placement & Finishing
Durable concrete depends on several connected decisions rather than the mixture alone. Each project's requirements vary with the property, design, ground conditions, dimensions and purpose of the finished work.
Specific requirements for your project are discussed after the site has been reviewed.
Site Preparation
The area is reviewed in relation to the project's size, surrounding construction and intended use.
The Concrete Mixture
Cement, aggregate and water proportions affect strength, workability and how the concrete cures.
Placement And Finishing
Methodical placement and finishing support a consistent surface without avoidable gaps.
Arizona Conditions
Phoenix heat can speed moisture loss, so curing needs attention to help limit avoidable surface cracking.
Property Types
Residential & Commercial Concrete
For Homeowners
Residential projects may include patios, walkways, slabs, decorative finishes or footings for new walls. We discuss how the space will be used and how the concrete will meet the rest of the property.
For Commercial Properties
We work directly with general contractors, property managers, HOAs and commercial owners on sidewalks, ADA ramps, slabs and replacement work, planned around access and how the property operates. Learn more about our commercial and HOA masonry services.
How It Works
Our Concrete Project Approach
A general outline of how concrete projects usually move forward. Every project is discussed individually.
Step 1: Project Discussion
Talk through what the concrete is for, where it will go and the result you want.
Step 2: Site And Scope Review
The area, access, ground conditions and any surrounding masonry are reviewed.
Step 3: Planning And Estimate
The proposed work is outlined with an estimate based on the details discussed.
Step 4: Agreed Concrete Work
Timing and practical details are confirmed before the agreed work is carried out.
Project Photos
Concrete Project Gallery
Common Questions
Concrete Services FAQs
What Concrete Services Does New Era Masonry Offer?
Concrete demolition and replacement, sidewalks, walkways and slabs, concrete footings and foundations, ADA ramps, decorative and exposed aggregate concrete, and concrete repairs, for residential and commercial properties.
Should Damaged Concrete Be Repaired Or Replaced?
It depends on the extent of the damage and its cause. Smaller cracks and broken edges may be repairable, while badly cracked, heaved or settled sections are often better removed and replaced. This is decided after the concrete has been reviewed.
Do You Design Foundations Or Guarantee ADA Compliance?
We build footings, foundations and ramps to the project's plans and requirements. Structural engineering design is not part of our concrete services, and accessibility requirements are confirmed for each specific project rather than guaranteed in advance.
What Affects A Concrete Estimate?
The size of the area, removal of existing concrete, site access, ground conditions, finish type such as exposed aggregate, and how the concrete connects with nearby structures.
Do You Work With Contractors And Property Managers?
Yes. We work directly with general contractors, property management companies, HOAs and commercial property owners, as well as homeowners.
How Do I Request A Concrete Estimate?
Use the estimate form on this page or call us. Share the project location, what the concrete is for and any photos of the area, and we will follow up to discuss the details.
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