Frequently Asked Questions

Gonzalez Rams Concrete pours driveways, patios and slabs, and builds and repairs waterscapes, including faux rock waterfalls, grottos and pool slides. We also build pool decks, stamped concrete, flagstone, outdoor kitchens, fire pits, retaining walls and patio covers.

We are based at 207 Albert Pike Rd, Suite A in Hot Springs, Arkansas, zip code 71913.

We work across Hot Springs and central Arkansas. That includes Hot Springs Village, Malvern, Arkadelphia, Mount Ida, Glenwood and Amity.

Call (501) 359-6868 or send the form on our Contact page. Tell us what you want built and include photos of the space if you can.

Yes. Driveways, parking pads, patios, sidewalks, steps and building slabs.

Yes. We break out the old slab and haul it off before we form the new one.

Yes. We can add a colored border or a stamped band to a broom-finished slab.

It is a waterfall built from steel and concrete instead of quarried boulders. The concrete is carved and colored by hand to look like natural rock.

Shotcrete is concrete that is sprayed through a hose onto a steel frame. It is used to build pool shells and faux rock.

Yes. Call us and send photos of the feature so we can see what it needs.

In many cases, yes. We need to see the rock to tell you what is possible.

Stamped concrete is concrete that has a pattern pressed into it before it hardens. The pattern can look like stone, slate or brick.

Flagstone is natural stone that splits into flat slabs. It is used for patios, paths and steps.

Stone veneer is a layer of stone set on the face of a wall, spa or grill island. It gives the look of solid stone.

It depends on the size of the structure and the site. Ask us when you call and check with your city or county building office. In Hot Springs Village, ask the Property Owners' Association before work starts.