What we pour
Seven things, all concrete, all across the Dallas-Fort Worth. Every one of them quoted free and most of them finished inside a day.
The one people stop and look at.
Stone and slate patterns pressed into the slab while it is still green, then stained so it holds colour instead of sitting grey. The same concrete, finished like it cost three times as much.
The back of the house, finally usable.
New patios, extensions onto what you already have, and covered porch slabs. Poured level, jointed properly so it cracks where we tell it to, and swept clean before the crew leaves.
First thing anyone sees.
Tear out the cracked one, build the base back properly, and pour a drive that carries the weight it is supposed to. Aprons, approaches and extra parking pads too.
Getting to the door without the mud.
Paths from the drive to the door, down the side of the house, out to the shed. Formed to follow the ground instead of fighting it, and pitched so water runs off rather than sits.
Sheds, shops and additions.
Slabs for shops, sheds, garages and room additions. Base compacted, steel tied, thickness matched to what is going on top of it, and inspected before a drop of concrete is ordered.
When patching stops being worth it.
Breaking out concrete that is past saving, hauling it off, rebuilding the base and pouring new. This is most of what we do, and it is why the base under a slab matters more than the slab.
Lots, approaches and pads.
Parking areas, loading approaches, walkways and entry work for businesses and multi-unit properties. Scheduled around your hours so nobody loses a day of trading over it.
Not concrete, but the crew does it and customers keep asking. Quoted the same way, usually scheduled for the next day.