Concrete Contractors in King City, OR

King City sits right next to Tigard, and when residents look for concrete contractors in King City, the first concern is often safety underfoot. The city was incorporated in March 1966 as a planned community for adults. Its original covenant barred residents under 50, and after the 1988 Fair Housing Act amendments the minimum age became 55. Many of the homes from that period have walks, steps and patios that were poured decades ago and now have trip edges or uneven landings.

A small city that has more than doubled

King City is tiny in area, about 0.8 square miles, but it has grown a lot. Its population was 1,427 in 1970 and 2,060 in 1990, then 3,111 in 2010 and 5,184 in 2020. The 2020 census counted 2,734 housing units. In 2024 the City Council approved an annexation of about 215 acres on the far west side, with all of the landowners in favor, so new streets and homes are coming.

That gives King City two kinds of concrete work. In the original neighborhoods, the jobs are mostly repair and replacement: lifted walk panels, steps that have settled, and patios that hold water. On the newer edges, the jobs are new patios, walkways and pads added after move-in.

Low steps and level walks

When we replace a walk or a set of steps in King City, we pay close attention to rise and run. Steps should be even from top to bottom, with a comfortable height and a landing big enough to stand on while opening a door. Walks should be level side to side and free of lips at joints. A light broom finish gives grip in the rain without being rough on the feet. Where a few steps can be replaced by a gentle sloped walk, we will talk through that option too.

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Patios that drain

Many King City homes have small back patios. Over time those slabs often settle toward the house or crack at a corner, and in a wet climate that means puddles and moss. We remove the old slab, rebuild the base, and pour a new patio with a slight pitch away from the foundation. If you want more space, we can extend the patio or add a walk that connects it to the driveway or a side gate.

Where King City sits

King City lies just south and west of Tigard along Highway 99W, close enough that we can often fit a visit into the same day you call. Because the city is so compact, many jobs here are small: a single set of steps, a few walk panels, a patio by the back door. We are happy to take those on. A small, well-done repair can make a home much easier to live in, and it is often the job that prevents a fall.

Common King City projects

• Replacing uneven front walks and trip edges
• Rebuilding entry steps and landings with an even rise
• Back patio replacements and extensions
• Driveway replacement and new approaches
• Stamped or colored finishes for a patio or entry
• Slabs for sheds or garden structures

HOAs and shared spaces

If your home is in an association with rules about exterior changes, send us the guidelines or the approval form and we will design and document the work to match. Call (971) 370-7838 to set up a visit.