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Concrete Pads in Chandler

Concrete Pads in Chandler, AZ

Concrete pads in Chandler, AZ for RVs, boats, trailers, sheds and equipment. Chandler's code lets a screened RV sit on an unimproved surface, but most owners pour a pad anyway.

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What Chandler requires

Chandler treats RVs and everyday vehicles differently. A motor home, travel trailer or boat on a trailer can sit on an unimproved surface if it is behind the front yard setback and screened from the street by a solid 6-foot wall or fence. Everyday vehicles parked in a front or side yard have to be on the driveway or an approved surface, and parking areas generally have to be masonry, concrete or asphalt.

So in Chandler a concrete pad behind the RV gate is a choice rather than a requirement, while a parking spot for a car beside the driveway has to be paved.

Chandler rules that affect a concrete pad

Rule	What it says	What it means for the pad
RVs, travel trailers, boats	Permitted on an unimproved surface when behind the required front yard setback and screened from the street by a solid 6 ft wall or fence	A pad is not required behind the wall, but it keeps the rig level and clean
Other vehicles in front or side yards	Only on the driveway or an approved surface	Cars parked beside the drive need a paved extension
Parking area surfaces	Masonry, concrete or asphalt, except in AG-1 and SF-33 districts where a dust-free surface is permitted	Driveway extensions in most neighborhoods must be hard-paved

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City of Chandler Zoning Code, Article XVIII Parking and Loading Regulations (Sec. 35-1802). Confirm for your district.

Why Chandler owners pour a pad anyway

Dirt behind a wall still turns to mud in monsoon season, ruts under the tires, and makes leveling the rig a chore. Stabilizer jacks sink into it. A concrete pad ends those problems and keeps dust out of the coach.

Chandler is also largely master-planned, and many HOAs require a hard surface or approval for any change in the side yard. Check the HOA rules before deciding the city minimum is enough.

Pads we pour in Chandler

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Concrete pads in Chandler, AZ: frequently asked questions

Does Chandler require a concrete pad for an RV?

Not if the RV is behind the front yard setback and screened from the street by a solid 6-foot wall or fence; Chandler allows an unimproved surface there. Your HOA may still require a hard surface.

Can I park a car in my side yard in Chandler?

Only on the driveway or an approved surface. Chandler requires parking areas to be masonry, concrete or asphalt, except in its AG-1 and SF-33 districts where a dust-free surface is allowed.

How tall does the screening wall have to be for an RV in Chandler?

A solid 6-foot wall or fence screening the RV from the street, under Chandler's parking regulations.

Is a driveway extension a good idea in Chandler?

If you need a parking spot beside the driveway, yes, and it has to be a hard surface. See driveway extensions.

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