Concrete contractor · Albuquerque metro, NM
Concrete built for the high desert.
Albuquerque Concrete Pros plans every driveway, patio, slab and wall around what's actually under it — caliche, clay or sand — and the sun, wind and monsoon it will live through.
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Concrete services
Thirteen residential, commercial and structural services, each planned for high-desert conditions.
Concrete Driveways
New driveways, tear-out replacements, extensions and RV pads built on prepared ground, not hope.
Learn morePrivate Road & Estate Access Construction
Concrete access roads, long rural drives and gated entries for acreage, estates and HOA communities.
Learn moreConcrete Leveling
Lift sunken slabs back into place and fill the voids underneath without tearing them out.
Learn moreConcrete Parking Lots
Commercial, HOA, church and retail lots built to drain, carry trucks and stay stable in summer heat.
Learn moreConcrete Repair
Crack sealing, spall and scaling repair, resurfacing and section replacement, with a straight answer on repair versus replace.
Learn moreConcrete Sidewalks & Walkways
Walkways with real traction, honest slopes, and edges that stay put through monsoon season.
Learn moreConcrete Flooring
Polished, stained, and coated concrete floors, prepared properly so the finish actually lasts.
Learn moreFoundation Installation
Footings and stem walls built to the engineer's plan, from excavation through inspection.
Learn moreConcrete Maintenance Programs
Scheduled inspection, sealing, and joint care that catches small problems before they become repairs.
Learn moreRetaining Walls
Concrete walls that hold grade on sloped lots, built around drainage first because water is what pushes walls over.
Learn moreSlab Foundation Building
Monolithic slab-on-grade foundations for homes, casitas, garages and shops, built on subgrade that's been properly prepared for desert soils.
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Stamped Concrete
Patios, courtyards and drives with the look of flagstone, slate or Saltillo tile, built and colored to hold up under high-desert sun.
Learn more Structural Concrete Construction
Grade beams, piers, columns, elevated slabs and equipment pads built to stamped engineering drawings and inspected the way the design requires.
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Why high-desert concrete is different
Most concrete problems around Albuquerque trace back to the same handful of local conditions. Read about the soils under the metro.
Soil first, always
Caliche, expansive clay and collapse-prone sands are all common in the metro. Subgrade preparation is planned for the ground on your lot, not a generic spec.
Curing for dry air and wind
Low humidity and afternoon wind pull water out of fresh concrete fast. Pour timing, evaporation control and curing are planned before the truck is ordered.
Drainage for monsoon season
Short, intense summer storms find every low spot. Slopes, edges and runoff paths are designed so water moves away from slabs and foundations.
Finishes that stand up to UV
High-altitude sun fades color and breaks down cheap sealers. We specify pigments, sealers and maintenance intervals with that exposure in mind.
Service areas
Eight communities across the metro — each with its own soils and permitting.
Albuquerque
City of Albuquerque
View areaRio Rancho
City of Rio Rancho
View areaCorrales
Village of Corrales
View areaNorth Valley
Bernalillo County or the City of Albuquerque, depending on the address
View areaTanoan
City of Albuquerque, plus Tanoan HOA architectural review
View areaParadise Hills
Bernalillo County or the City of Albuquerque, depending on the address
View areaLos Ranchos de Albuquerque
Village of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque
View areaAlbuquerque Acres
City of Albuquerque or Bernalillo County, depending on the address
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Answers before you hire
What Actually Drives the Cost of a Concrete Driveway in Albuquerque
Two driveway bids for the same house can look nothing alike. Here is what actually moves the number in the high desert, and how to compare bids line by line.
Read the articleHow Long Does Concrete Take to Cure in Albuquerque's Dry Climate?
Concrete hardening and concrete curing are not the same thing, and our dry, windy, sunny climate makes the difference matter. Here is what to expect after a pour.
Read the articleWhy Does Concrete Crack? A High-Desert Guide to Causes and Fixes
Some cracks are cosmetic and some are a warning. Here is how to tell the difference in the high desert, and when to repair, level, or replace.
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Request a consultation
Tell us about the project, the property and your timeline. We'll follow up to schedule a site visit and a written, line-item scope.