Concrete
Rio Rancho Concrete, Poured Right Since 1997
Licensed New Mexico concrete contractor, owner-run since 1997. Driveways, walkways, patios, and slabs — with an on-site estimate, a written bid, and a straight answer about what your project actually needs.
- In Business Since 1997
- NM Licensed Contractor #61232
- Owner-Operated
- In Business Since 1997
- NM Licensed Contractor #61232
- Owner-Operated
What can we help you with?
Pick your issue to book online, or call for anything not listed.
Crack repair, spall patching, and lifting sunken slabs without a tear-out.
Stamped patterns, integral color, and exposed-aggregate finishes.
Old slabs sawcut, broken out, hauled off, and left build-ready.
Trusted. Local. Professional.
In Rio Rancho Since 1997
Alliant Construction has been pouring concrete here since 1997. Nearly three decades under the same owner isn't luck — it's finished work that holds up.
Licensed Concrete Contractor
New Mexico contractor license #61232 covers residential concrete, cement, walkways, and driveways — the work we do every week, licensed for it on paper.
You Deal With the Owner
Owner Victor Rodriguez runs a deliberately small crew. The person who walks your project and writes your bid is the one standing over the pour.
Prep Before the Pour
A slab lasts because of what's under it. Grading, compaction, and control joints come first, with mixes and drainage suited to high-desert freeze-thaw and monsoon rain.
“Reviewers call out Victor by name, noting reasonable estimates, first-rate work, on-schedule concrete projects, and a crew that respects the job site.”
Three simple steps
From first look to a written price, with no runaround.
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Tell Us About the Job
Describe the work you need and send photos if you have them.
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We Come Take a Look
A concrete contractor looks at the job in person and measures the real scope.
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You Get a Written Price
A clear price in writing — and the decision stays yours.
That's it — you have your number.
Proudly serving Rio Rancho and nearby
Fast, local help across the communities below.
Frequently asked questions
Still have a question?
Reach out and a real person will get back to you, usually the same day.
Get in touchTell us about the project through the request form or by phone, and we'll set up a site visit — we measure, check grades and access, and give you a written bid. Photos of the area speed things up and make the first number more accurate.
We're based in Rio Rancho and work in the surrounding area. If you're nearby, send the request — we'll tell you straight away whether the job is in our range.
Yes. Alliant Construction holds New Mexico contractor license #61232 for residential concrete, cement, walkways, and driveways, and has been in business since 1997.
Foot traffic is fine after 24–48 hours, but keep vehicles off for about 7 days — concrete doesn't reach full design strength for roughly 28. You'll get a simple cure schedule so there's no guessing.
If the slab is sound, crack sealing or lifting a settled section is usually the cheaper fix. If it's badly cracked or crumbling, repair money is better put toward replacement — we'll tell you which one you're looking at before you spend anything.
Ready to get it handled?
Book a service call in under a minute, or call now for urgent help.
Licensed and up front about pricing.