Concrete services across DFW

One build, every job

Whether it's a driveway or a garden path, the slab underneath gets the same treatment: a compacted base (not just graded), 4 inches of 3,500 PSI ready-mix, rebar on 18-inch centers set on chairs, control joints, and expansion joints with dowels where new concrete meets concrete that's staying. Broom finish is standard. Tear-out and haul-off are included, and we leave the site clean. You can read the full spec in our concrete guide.

What we pour

• Driveway replacement: tear out the old drive and pour a new one, with city rules and real DFW pricing.
• Concrete patios: sized for how you live, sloped away from the house, with footings planned for a future pergola.
• Stamped and decorative concrete: stamped, exposed aggregate, salt finish and integral color, and what each one takes to keep up.
• Pool decks: grippy finishes, joints planned around the coping and coordination with your pool builder.
• Driveway extensions: wider drives, parking pads and 5-inch RV and boat pads doweled into the old slab.
• Driveway aprons: the 6-inch section at the street, permitted and built to city spec.
• Sidewalks and walkways: front walks, side-yard paths, steps and the public sidewalk.

What we don't do

We replace concrete. We don't do foam or mud leveling, overlays, resurfacing, patching, pavers, asphalt or foundation repair. If leveling is what fits your situation, we'll point you to someone who does it.

How pricing works

We measure from aerial imagery and your photos, and you usually get a written, itemized estimate within one business day. A 20-minute walk with a tape measure confirms it, and the price only changes in writing before work starts. A $250 deposit locks the price and comes off the bill. Estimates are good for 30 days.

For a quick ballpark, try the cost calculator. If you already have a quote from someone else, send it to bid check and we'll tell you what's missing.

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