No matter what you’re building—a home, garage, room addition, or backyard structure—it all starts with the foundation. And around here, with Tucson’s tough soil and extreme temperatures, it better be built right. At RS Concrete Contractor Tucson, we pour concrete foundations that are strong, level, and made to last. No shortcuts. No excuses.
Whether you’re in midtown, the foothills, or out in Vail, we know the local conditions and codes—and we build foundations that can handle both.
We work on all types of residential and light commercial projects, and we handle a variety of foundation types:
The footing and the slab are poured at the same time, making it faster and cost-effective—ideal for garages, ADUs, and homes on flat lots.
Footings go in first, then a raised perimeter wall is poured and filled with a slab. These are great for sloped lots or structures that need crawl space or extra elevation.
For decks, walls, carports, and sheds—we pour standalone footings that provide the right support for your framing or post structure.
Not sure what type you need? We’ll take a look at your plans or site, and walk you through the options.
Building a new home or structure? We work directly with homeowners, builders, and architects to get your project off the ground. Our process includes:
We’re there for every step of the process, from the first site visit to final inspection.
Seeing signs of damage like:
These could be signs of foundation problems. We offer inspections, honest advice, and repair options—from minor patching to full replacements. If your foundation needs work, we’ll explain what’s going on and how to fix it—without the scare tactics or upsells.
Tucson’s expansive clay soils, dry seasons, and sudden rainstorms can wreak havoc on weak foundations. That’s why we:
We’ve poured foundations in areas like:
We know how to adapt to Tucson’s ground conditions—because we live here too.
Q: How much does a concrete foundation cost?
A: Prices vary by type and size. Monolithic slabs typically range from $8–$12 per square foot, while stem wall foundations cost more due to extra forming and footings.
Q: Do I need permits for a new foundation?
A: Yes. We handle all city permits, inspections, and code compliance. You won’t have to lift a finger.
Q: Can you pour a foundation for a garage or ADU?
A: Absolutely. We handle foundations for all kinds of structures—garage additions, casitas, tiny homes, and more.
Q: How long does it take to pour a foundation?
A: Most residential foundations take 3–7 days, depending on the size, site access, and weather conditions.
Q: What if my soil isn’t good?
A: We’ll test it, and if needed, we’ll stabilize it with base material or rebar reinforcement. We never pour on bad dirt.
From full home builds to small backyard projects, RS Concrete Contractor Tucson pours foundations that hold strong—for years to come. We don’t just pour concrete—we build your peace of mind.
📞 Call (520) 509-7808 today for a free consultation and estimate. We’ll walk your site, explain your options, and make sure your project starts solid.
Proudly serving Tucson, AZ with expert concrete foundation work for homes, garages, and additions.
RS Concrete Contractor Tucson—starting strong so everything else stands firm.
We know Tucson soil, weather, and building codes like the back of our hand. From desert heat to monsoon season, we build concrete that lasts in Southern Arizona conditions.
Every job is done with care—from prepping the site right to finishing the final pour. We don’t cut corners, and we treat every project like it’s our own home.
No gimmicks, no pushy sales. Just straight talk, fair prices, and dependable crews who show up on time and get the job done right the first time.
At RS Concrete Contractor Tucson, we take pride in helping our neighbors build better, stronger spaces—one pour at a time. Whether it’s a new driveway in Marana or a stamped patio in Vail, we’ve got Tucson covered. Call us at (520) 509-7808 or visit us at Tucson, AZ 85719. Local crew. Honest work. Solid results. This is a referral website.
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