About Blood Sweat & Tears Concrete
We Believe Hiring a Contractor Shouldn’t Be the Most Stressful Part of Your Project.
At Blood Sweat & Tears Concrete, we know your concrete project is more than just another job. It’s an investment in your home, your property, and your family’s future.
You deserve a contractor who communicates clearly, shows up when they say they will, and builds your project the right way the first time.
That’s exactly why we built Blood Sweat & Tears Concrete.
Growing up, I learned concrete from craftsmen who believed your reputation was only as good as your last job. When I came to Tucson, I saw too many homeowners dealing with poor workmanship, rushed projects, and contractors who seemed more interested in moving on to the next job than taking care of the customer.
I knew Tucson deserved better.
That’s why we’ve built our company around one simple promise:
Make the process easy. Build it right. Stand behind our work.
Unlike many contractors who juggle multiple projects at once, we focus on one project at a time. That means your project receives our full attention from start to finish. No rushing between jobs. No wondering where your contractor disappeared to. Just honest communication, experienced craftsmanship, and a team committed to earning your trust every step of the way.
Our finishers each bring years of hands-on experience, but what matters most is how we use that experience: to protect homeowners from expensive mistakes and deliver concrete that’s built to last.
Whether you’re planning a new driveway, patio, sidewalk, decorative concrete project, house pad, garage floor, or concrete replacement, our goal is always the same:
Give you a worry-free project you’ll be proud of for decades.
Because we believe concrete is forever.
You should only have to pay for it once.
If you’re looking for the lowest bid, we may not be the right fit.
But if you’re looking for a contractor who values communication, craftsmanship, and doing the job right the first time, we’d be honored to earn your trust.
-Jon Molden
