Concrete Contractor in Leyden Junction, CO

Driveways, Patios, Slabs & Repair in Northwest Arvada

Supreme Concrete Arvada LLC pours driveways, parking pads, patios, walkways, foundations and commercial flatwork across Leyden Junction and the neighborhoods off Indiana Street and Leyden Road. Every quote is written, itemized and free, and every pour is sized for the open, wind-exposed lots of northwest Arvada.

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— What We Pour

Concrete Services for Leyden Junction Properties

From a first driveway on a new lot to a cracked patio behind an older home, each job below is quoted per square foot with removal, base and finish listed separately.

New Concrete Driveways

Full-depth driveways poured over a compacted base, with thickness set for daily cars, trucks or trailers. Long approaches get planned joints and a crown that sheds water.

Patios & Outdoor Living

Broom, smooth or stamped patios shaped to your backyard, with steps off the deck and a fall away from the foundation. Built for grills, hot tubs and pergola posts.

Stamped Concrete

Stamped patios and walks in Leyden Junction and the Leyden Rock area can take on a slate or flagstone look that suits the open foothill views.

Decorative Concrete

Integral color, stains, and scored borders add a finished look to Leyden Junction entries and backyard slabs without a stamped texture.

Repair & Replacement

Broken, heaved or spalled sections cut out and repoured to match. If the base has failed, we rebuild it first so new concrete does not crack along the same line.

Concrete Leveling

Sunken walks, tilted stoops and settled garage aprons lifted back into line without tearing them out. A quick fix for trip edges and water running back toward the house.

Sidewalks & Walkways

Front walks, side-yard paths and garden routes poured at a comfortable width, with a light broom texture for grip and a slope so snowmelt drains off instead of freezing.

Foundations & Slabs

Garage, shed and shop slabs plus footings and stem walls for additions, formed to plan with rebar placed per design and anchor bolts set in place before the pour.

Commercial Concrete

Parking lots, loading areas, dumpster pads, curbs and ADA ramps for businesses, HOAs and property managers, scheduled in phases to keep entrances open during work.

Concrete Removal

Old pads and cracked driveways near Leyden Junction are broken out, hauled off, and the lot graded so a new slab sits on a sound base.

— Why Homeowners Call Us

Why Leyden Junction Owners Choose Supreme Concrete

Our crews are based in Arvada, so northwest neighborhoods are a short drive, not a long haul with a travel premium attached.

Local Crew, Fast Scheduling

Leyden Junction sits inside our home service area, so site visits happen quickly and pour dates are not pushed back by long travel days.

Line-Item Written Quotes

Demolition, base, reinforcement, finish and sealing each appear as their own line, so you can compare bids and see exactly what is included.

Mixes Matched to Climate

Air-entrained concrete, proper slab thickness and sealed surfaces help each pour resist freeze-thaw cycles, deicing salt and spring moisture.

Clean, Protected Jobsites

Lawns, sprinkler lines and landscaping near the work area are protected, and forms, debris and old concrete are hauled off when the job ends.

— Project Photos

Recent Pours

Flagstone patio with hot tub pad installed in Denver, Colorado — Flagstone patio and hot tub pad, completed in Denver, CO

Natural stone patio with steps built in Arvada, Colorado — Natural stone patio with steps, completed in Arvada, CO

New concrete patio poured beside a brick home in Denver, Colorado — Concrete patio installation next to a brick home in Denver, CO

Finished concrete patio with control joints in Arvada, Colorado — Finished concrete patio with control joints in Arvada, CO

Concrete patio with saw cut control joints in the Denver metro area — Concrete patio with control joints, Denver metro area

Curved concrete walkway connecting patio to yard in Colorado — Curved concrete walkway installation in Colorado

Concrete patio installation in progress at a Denver home — Concrete patio installation in progress in Denver, CO

Crew pouring and screeding a concrete patio in Arvada, Colorado — Concrete pouring and screeding in Arvada, CO

Old concrete driveway demolition and removal in Denver, Colorado — Concrete demolition and removal in Denver, CO

— Issues We Fix

Concrete Problems We Fix in Leyden Junction

Cracked Driveway Panels

Wide or shifting cracks from soil movement and heavy loads, repaired or replaced before water gets under the slab.

Settled Walks and Stoops

Sections that dropped after backfill settled near the house, creating trip edges and steering water toward the wall.

Scaling and Flaking Tops

Surface layers peeling off after winters of freeze-thaw and deicer use, common on unsealed driveways and garage aprons.

Heaved Slabs Near Clay

Panels pushed upward where expansive soil swelled with moisture, usually at downspouts, sprinkler zones and slab edges.

Faded Decorative Finishes

Stamped and colored patios dulled by sun and worn sealer, cleaned and resealed, or replaced if the slab itself has failed.

Pooling Water on Patios

Flat or back-pitched slabs that hold snowmelt and rain, regraded or replaced with a slope that drains away from the home.

— Our Process

From Site Visit to Finished Slab

Five steps, one crew lead and a schedule you know before any work begins.

Measure & Assess

A crew lead walks the lot, measures it, checks soil, slope and truck access, and flags old concrete that must come out.

Written Estimate

You get an itemized quote with thickness, reinforcement, finish and removal priced separately, plus a proposed start date.

Excavate & Form

Old concrete is broken out and hauled away, the subgrade is shaped and compacted, then gravel base, forms and reinforcement go in.

Pour & Finish

Concrete is placed, screeded and finished to the texture you picked, with control joints cut at the right spacing to guide cracking.

Cure & Walk-Through

We review the finished work with you, explain cure times for foot and vehicle traffic, and seal the surface once it is ready.

— Building in Leyden Junction

What Northwest Arvada Ground Means for Your Concrete

Leyden Junction lots sit near the foothills along the Indiana Street and Leyden Road corridor, where open ground takes strong winter wind, hard freezes and fast spring thaws. Many newer homes here also sit on regraded clay fill that keeps settling for years after construction.

For pours in this part of Arvada, we plan for:

Subgrade compaction checked before any base goes down
4 to 6 inches of compacted road base, deeper under truck and RV pads
Air-entrained concrete in the 4,000 PSI range for exterior flatwork
Wind protection and curing compound on dry, gusty pour days
Downspout and grade fixes so roof water never sits at the slab edge
Sealer after curing to limit salt and moisture intake

Each of these items is listed in your written quote. Small shrinkage cracks can still appear over time, which is why joints are cut to control where they form.

— Pricing

Concrete Cost in Leyden Junction, CO

Most residential concrete in Leyden Junction falls between $7 and $22+ per square foot, shaped by slab size, thickness, finish and how much old material has to be removed. Standard driveway work usually lands near $9 to $16+ per square foot.

Typical project ranges:

Two-car driveway (24 × 24 ft.): $5,200 to $9,200+
Broom-finish patio (14 × 18 ft.): $2,000 to $4,000+
Stamped patio (16 × 20 ft.): $4,500 to $7,000+
RV or trailer pad (12 × 40 ft.): $4,800 to $8,600+

Tear-out, grading, extra thickness, rebar, color and sealing raise or lower the total.

Treat these as regional price ranges rather than a bid. For an exact figure, Supreme Concrete Arvada LLC will measure your site and send a free written estimate.

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Areas We Serve

— FAQ

Leyden Junction Concrete Questions

Do you work in Leyden Junction and the rest of ZIP 80007?

Yes. Our crews serve Leyden Junction, Leyden Rock, Candelas and the surrounding parts of northwest Arvada, along with nearby cities across the Denver metro.

How long before I can drive on a new driveway?

Plan on keeping vehicles off it for about seven days. Walking on it is generally okay within 24 to 48 hours, and heavy trucks or trailers should wait closer to four weeks.

Can you add a parking pad next to my existing driveway?

Yes. We match the height and finish of the current slab, drill and dowel the joint, and pour the new pad to the same thickness, or heavier if it will carry an RV.

Is a permit required for driveway work in Leyden Junction?

Work that touches the curb, gutter or public sidewalk typically needs a right-of-way permit from the local jurisdiction. We confirm this during the site visit and handle the paperwork when it applies.

When is the best time of year to pour concrete here?

Late spring through early fall gives the most reliable curing weather. We also pour in cooler months when temperatures allow, using blankets and adjusted mixes to protect the slab.

Should I repair or replace my cracked concrete?

If the slab is mostly sound and the cracks are narrow, repair or leveling usually makes sense. Wide, shifting cracks or a failed base call for replacing that section. We tell you which after seeing it.

How soon can I get an estimate?

Most site visits in northwest Arvada are booked within a few days of your call or form request, and the written quote follows shortly after.

Ready to Start Your Leyden Junction Project?

Tell us what you want built or fixed, and our crew lead will come out, size up the work and put a free written quote in your hands. Call 720-928-9051 or use the form.