Douglas County · Serving from Colorado Springs

Concrete contractor in Lone Tree.

Lone Tree is the far end of our I-25 route, and we take it on for full-size projects: driveway replacements, patios and entries in RidgeGate, Heritage Hills, Carriage Club and Sweetwater. Same crew, same reinforced slab, same written spec we pour at home.

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4,000
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2 Days
Typical Install
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Working in Lone Tree from Colorado Springs

We don’t have a Lone Tree office, and we won’t pretend to. Here is how it actually works.

About 55 minutes from our yard

Our yard is in north Colorado Springs, off I-25. Lone Tree is about 55 minutes up the road. The drive is ours to manage, not yours: estimate visits are by appointment and pours are scheduled to a firm date.

Same crew, same spec

The crew that pours in Colorado Springs is the crew that pours in Lone Tree. Same 4,000 PSI air-entrained mix, same #3 fiber rebar, same written spec and warranty on the contract.

Full projects, not small repairs

We take on Lone Tree jobs from $6,500 up: driveway replacements, patios, walkway and entry packages. That size makes the trip worth doing right, and it is where the quality shows.

Lone Tree, Douglas County

What Lone Tree homeowners should know before they pour

Newer RidgeGate lots are tight: narrow side yards, little staging room and neighbors close by. We plan the pour around that, which often means a pump truck instead of wheelbarrows so the concrete arrives at the forms at the right consistency.

Lone Tree sits in the Denver basin, where clay is more common than in the Springs. We shovel-test at the estimate, prep base where the ground calls for it, and are honest in writing about what concrete on clay can and can’t do.

What we build in Lone Tree
  • Concrete drivewaysNew pours and tear-out replacements, thickened edges, 6″ at the apron.
  • Concrete patiosBroom, smooth or exposed-aggregate, graded to drain away from the house.
  • Stamped & colored concreteAshlar slate and roman slate patterns, integral color, sealed after cure.
  • Walkways & stepsFront walks, side paths, stoops and steps as part of a larger project.
Local conditions

What matters on a Lone Tree lot

Tight-lot logistics

RidgeGate and Lincoln Station side yards rarely fit a truck. We plan access, staging and a pump when it is needed before pour day, so the job goes in clean and your neighbors stay friendly.

Denver basin ground

Some Lone Tree lots sit on clay. We check yours before pricing, prep and compact base only where the soil or drainage calls for it, and grade every slab to move water away from the house.

Built for Colorado winters

Well over 100 freeze-thaw cycles a year. 4,000 PSI air-entrained concrete, #3 fiber rebar that can’t rust, and control joints cut the same day are the defense, not a sealer program.

In their words

Rated 5.0 by Creststone customers across the Front Range

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Had a great experience with Crestone! John was super responsive and fair in bidding the installation of a hot tub pad, sidewalk, and stoop for my house.
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Work was great every thing was smooth from the estimate to the completion would highly recommend
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Had a great experience with this team, really enjoyed working with John to really capture what I wanted done for my patio. Great team and even better people. Highly recommend them!!
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Where we work in Lone Tree

Neighborhoods & nearby communities

Not on the list? If it is along I-25 between Colorado Springs and the south Denver metro, ask.

RidgeGateHeritage HillsCarriage ClubLincoln StationSweetwaterMontecitoPark Meadows areaInvernessAcres Green Highlands RanchCentennialCastle PinesParker
Common questions

Lone Tree homeowners ask

Do you really come out to Lone Tree?
Yes, for full-size projects. We are based in Colorado Springs and Lone Tree is about 55 minutes north on I-25. Estimate visits are by appointment, and once you accept the quote your pour is scheduled to a firm date.
Do I need HOA approval for a driveway or patio in Lone Tree?
In most Lone Tree neighborhoods, yes. Approval is the homeowner’s responsibility, but we give you what the architectural committee asks for: a written spec (thickness, mix, reinforcement, finish, color) and a simple layout drawing.
Do I need a permit?
Private driveways, patios and walkways on your own lot generally do not need a building permit. Work in the public right-of-way, like a driveway approach or public sidewalk, needs a permit from the city. We tell you which applies at the estimate.
What is your minimum project size?
Projects start at $6,500, which is roughly a 350 square foot pour. That covers most two-car driveway replacements and full patios. Small repairs and single walkway sections are not a fit.
How long does a Lone Tree driveway or patio take?
Typically two crew days: tear-out, grading, forms and rebar on day one, pour and finish on day two with joints cut the same day. Foot traffic after about 48 hours, vehicles after 7 days.
Other areas

Also serving along I-25

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