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Chandler · Gilbert · Mesa · Tempe
Need a slab, walkway or curb poured right the first time? We are a concrete contractor in Chandler, AZ. Call (480) 219-0038 and we will break out the old concrete, set the forms and grade, and pour patios, walkways, pool decks, curbing and pads that drain. Our own crew does the work, we are licensed, bonded and insured, and estimates are free.
Tell us where the yard is and we will come measure it.
Soil around Chandler dries hard in June and softens after a monsoon soak. Much of the East Valley sits on clay with caliche below it, and concrete poured on loose fill or with no joints cut in it cracks wherever it wants to.
As a concrete contractor in Chandler, we compact the subgrade, cut control joints where the slab can crack clean, and pitch every surface so water heads for the yard and not the foundation. That prep decides how the slab looks after a few summers of heat.
Ready when you areNeed a new patio slab, walkway or curbing poured right the first time? CGL Landscaping is a concrete contractor serving Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa and the East Valley, with the forms, grade and finish checked before the pour. Book a free on-site estimate or call (480) 219-0038.
These are the flatwork jobs Chandler homeowners call us for most. They run from a patio slab extension under the cover to a new walk along the side of the house.
Each job gets its own thickness, reinforcement and finish. A pool deck needs grip and drainage, curbing needs a clean continuous line, and a pad under an outdoor kitchen needs to be dead level before the block goes on it.
A clean concrete path from the gate to the back, curved around the planting beds if you want it.
Entry courtyards and patios with color worked in, so the slab does not read as plain gray.
Add depth to a short builder slab so a table and a grill both fit under the cover.
The old deck surface torn out and new concrete poured around the pool, sloped to drain.
Continuous concrete curbing that holds rock out of the lawn and gives each bed a finished line.
Level pads for fire pits, outdoor kitchens and equipment, poured before the build starts.
We look at the old concrete, tell you whether it can stay, and quote the new pour on a free visit.
We measure the area, check how far the existing grade falls away from the house, and look at how concrete will reach the pour. Then you get one written number for the concrete work.
Walking the site turns up the things that change the prep. Old sprinkler lines, tree roots near the slab edge and hard caliche all get noted before the quote, not after the forms are set.
Most of the work happens before the concrete arrives. Grading and forms decide how the slab looks years from now.
Every pour follows the same order, whether it is a short side path in Tempe or a full pool deck in Gilbert. Summer heat speeds up how fast fresh concrete sets, so pour timing matters in Chandler from May through September.
Measure, check the grade and price the pour.
Old slab, rock or lawn removed and hauled.
Subgrade compacted, forms set to the slope.
Concrete placed, finished and jointed.
Forms pulled, edges backfilled, walkthrough.
A plain slab next to a paver border, or colored concrete meeting a strip of turf, breaks up a big flat yard. Each area gets its own job and its own look.
Concrete also works as the base layer for other features. A level pad under a fire pit or grill island, or curbing that holds decorative rock out of the lawn, ties the whole backyard together.
We price concrete by the job once we have seen it. Nothing comes off a per square foot sheet, and these four things decide the number.
Two Chandler patios with the same footprint can price differently. A tight side yard, a slab that has to come out first or a stamped finish all add time, and the quote spells out each one.
A garden path and a pool deck use very different amounts of concrete.
Breaking out an old slab adds labor and hauling before any new pour.
A broom finish is simpler to place than color, stamping or stain.
A straight shot from the street is easier than a backyard the truck cannot reach.
These reviews come straight from Google, written by homeowners across Chandler, Gilbert and Mesa who have had our crew in their yards. Read a few before you call.
CGL Landscaping is a family owned company in Chandler, AZ. Whether the job was concrete, rock or a full backyard, the crew doing the work is ours.
Ask anything else when we come out to measure. The visit is free and nothing is owed after it.
These are the questions we hear most about concrete in Chandler. They cover cracking and curing in the heat, matching an older slab and choosing a finish.
Concrete can crack as it cures and as the ground moves. Control joints give it a planned place to do that, so a crack runs along a straight joint instead of across the middle of the slab.
We can extend it and get the finish close, but new concrete rarely matches older concrete exactly in color. Color or stain across both pieces is one way to tie them together.
It depends on the mix and the weather that week. Before we leave, we tell you when it is ready for foot traffic and when it can take furniture.
Yes. We break out cracked slabs, old pool decks and worn walkways and haul the broken pieces away before the new pour.
It can be. Stamped concrete gives a stone or tile look in one continuous slab. Lighter colors stay cooler to walk on in summer, and a periodic reseal keeps the pattern crisp.
Yes. We pour slabs, paths and curbing across Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Queen Creek and Ahwatukee. Ask if you are farther out.
Our shop is in Chandler, so most pours are a short drive for the crew. We pour slabs, walks and curbing in Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and San Tan Valley too.
Soil changes from one East Valley lot to the next, with clay in some yards and hard caliche in others. We plan the subgrade for what is actually under yours.
The finish changes the look, the grip underfoot and the upkeep. Pick one at the site visit and we will explain how each wears.
In the Sonoran Desert sun, lighter colors stay cooler to walk on and hide dust better than dark ones. A broom finish gives the most grip around a pool, while stamped and stained concrete give a patio more character.
The standard. Light texture for grip, clean and simple to keep up.
Color added to the mix so it runs all the way through the slab.
Patterned to look like stone, slate or tile in one continuous pour.
Color applied to the cured surface for a mottled, natural look.
Real CGL jobs around the East Valley, shot on site by our crew. Ask which one is closest to you when we come out.
These photos run from breaking out an old pool deck to pouring curbing around a new lawn. All of it is concrete work our own crew did in and around Chandler.
One family owned company based on Arizona Avenue in Chandler. The people forming and finishing your slab are our own crew, not a sub who met the job that morning.
When you hire us as your concrete contractor in Chandler, the same company handles the demo, the pour and the landscaping around it. One call covers the whole backyard.
Book a free visit. You get a written concrete quote, a finish recommendation and a straight answer on whether the old slab can stay.
Call CGL Landscaping or send the form with a few details about the area. We will set a time to come out, measure and talk through the pour.
