
Where exterior changes go through architectural review
Concrete Contractors in Woodmoor, CO
Patios, driveways, walks and repairs for wooded lots east of Monument, planned with covenant approval in mind.
- Free on-site measuring visit
- Line-item written quote you can compare
- Drainage and soil checked before we price
Concrete Work in Woodmoor, Planned for Review
Woodmoor is a wooded community just east of Monument, and homeowners hiring concrete contractors here usually have one extra step: architectural approval. Wikipedia describes Woodmoor as an unincorporated census-designated place in El Paso County, centered about 1.5 miles east of the center of Monument, with 9,536 residents and 3,471 housing units on about 6.1 square miles at the 2020 census. It sits at about 7,294 feet. We build and repair patios, driveways, stamped concrete, walks and steps, garage floors and parking pads throughout the community.
The architectural control step
The Woodmoor Improvement Association's Architectural Control page states that any modification to the exterior of your residence requires approval from its Architectural Control Committee. The page says many applications can be approved by the ACC administrator in the office, and most of those have no fee. Projects that go to the committee usually carry a fee and a refundable compliance deposit. Miscellaneous projects are due one week before the ACC meeting, major modifications two weeks before, and projects that need neighbor notification need at least two weeks' notice.
We help with that process. After the estimate visit we can supply a site sketch with dimensions, the finish and color, and where the new concrete meets existing features, so your application has what the committee needs.
Wooded lots at 7,300 feet
Woodmoor sits high on the Palmer Divide among pines. Shade from trees and the house keeps snow on the ground longer, and every afternoon melt and overnight freeze takes a small toll on concrete. Neighboring Monument averages about 111 inches of snow a year, according to Wikipedia, so we build Woodmoor slabs for real winters: air-entrained concrete, a slope that sheds melt, joints on a planned grid and a textured finish for grip. We also keep slabs a sensible distance from big trees, since shallow roots can lift concrete over time.
Common Woodmoor projects
Many homes here have decks, rolling yards and long driveways. Projects we see often include a patio under or beside a deck, a walk from the driveway to a side entrance, a widened parking area for guests, and replacement of an original driveway apron that has cracked where it meets the street. On sloped lots, a patio may need a step-down or a thickened edge where the ground falls away, and fill under the slab has to be compacted in layers so the outer edge does not settle.
Permits outside the HOA
Woodmoor is unincorporated, so El Paso County handles driveway access. The county requires an Access Permit to construct, reconstruct, pave or enlarge a driveway that meets a county road. Building permits in the area run through the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department. We check what applies before the work is scheduled.
Matching what is already there
Most Woodmoor projects tie into existing concrete, so we match broom direction, edge profile and joint spacing where new meets old, and we dowel new sections to old ones where that helps keep them level.
Services in Woodmoor
- Concrete driveways: replacements, aprons and guest parking areas
- Concrete patios: patios beside decks and on sloped yards
- Stamped concrete: stone patterns that suit a wooded setting
- Sidewalks and steps: side-entry walks and steps
- Garage floors and RV pads: garage slabs and parking pads
- Concrete repair and leveling: crack sealing, lifting and section replacement
Call (719) 748-6441 to set up a visit.
Woodmoor Facts to Know
- ACC approval. The Woodmoor Improvement Association says any exterior modification to a residence needs Architectural Control Committee approval.
- Review timing. Miscellaneous projects are due one week before the ACC meeting and major modifications two weeks before.
- Location. Woodmoor's center lies about 1.5 miles east of the center of Monument, at about 7,294 feet.
- Size. 9,536 residents and 3,471 housing units on about 6.1 square miles at the 2020 census.

Woodmoor Questions
Do I need Woodmoor Improvement Association approval for a new patio?
The association says any exterior modification needs Architectural Control Committee approval, and many projects can be approved in the office without a fee. Check with the WIA office for your project; we can supply the drawing and details.
How far ahead should I plan a Woodmoor concrete project?
Allow time for the ACC review: miscellaneous projects are due one week before the meeting and major ones two weeks before. We can do the estimate first so your application has accurate dimensions.
Will tree roots crack a new patio?
Large trees close to a slab can lift it over time. We look at nearby trees during the estimate and adjust the layout or edge details to lower the risk.
Free Estimates in Woodmoor, CO
Tell us about your Woodmoor project and we will set up a free estimate and help with the paperwork.
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