Allen & Collin County concrete

Concrete drivewayspoured level, built to last

New and replacement driveways, extensions, shop slabs, walkways, patios and decorative concrete across Collin County and DFW. Formed right, finished clean, and permits handled when the city requires them.

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What we pour

Driveways, slabs and everything between

Driveways, new and replacement
Front-entry, side-entry and alley garages. Old, cracked driveways replaced with a clean new pour.
Extensions and parking pads
Wider driveways, side pads for a truck, boat or trailer, tied cleanly into what's already there.
Shop slabs, footings and walls
Slabs for metal buildings and shops, wall footings and formed concrete walls. We build the metal buildings too.
Walkways, patios and pool decks
Sidewalks, side yards, back patios and pool decks, in broom finish, exposed aggregate or stamped concrete.

Freshly finished driveway section beside concrete still being placed inside wood forms — Pour in progress — Collin County

How it works

From estimate to cured slab

Free estimate
We measure, look at drainage and access, and give you a straight price.
Permits
If your city requires one for the driveway or approach, we pull it and schedule inspections.
Tear-out and forms
Old concrete broken out and hauled off, ground graded, forms set to the right height and slope.
Steel and drainage
Rebar grid set up on chairs so it sits inside the slab, and downspout drains run underneath when needed.
Pour and finish
Placed, leveled and finished the way you picked, with control joints so it cracks where it should.
Cure and cleanup
Taped off while it cures, forms pulled, and the site cleaned up. We tell you when it's ready to drive on.

Recent concrete work

Concrete we've poured

Driveways, slabs and walkways across Collin County and the metroplex. See all projects.

New concrete shop slab and driveway at sunset, with a metal shop and brick home in the background — Shop Slab & Driveway — Collin County

New broom-finish concrete driveway in front of a detached two-car garage — Alley Garage Driveway — DFW

Large concrete slab poured for a metal shop beside a brick home — Shop Slab — Collin County

Replaced two-car concrete driveway in front of a brick home — Driveway Replacement — North Texas

Long freshly poured driveway running along a wood fence to a side-entry garage — Side-Entry Driveway — DFW

Exposed aggregate driveway extension beside an existing driveway, forms still in place — Exposed Aggregate Extension — DFW

New concrete side slab along a two-story home and fence line — Side Yard Slab — Collin County

New driveway and alley approach taped off while it cures — Alley Approach — North Texas

Freshly finished concrete garage apron with forms and base rock still visible — Garage Apron — DFW

Widened concrete driveway with clean control joints next to a brick home — Driveway Widening — Collin County

New concrete side walkway beside a painted brick home — Side Walkway — North Texas

Large curved back patio freshly poured along a modern painted home — Curved Back Patio — DFW

Crew power-troweling a large shop slab at sunset — Shop Slab Finishing — Collin County

Rebar grid set on chairs inside forms for a new driveway — Rebar Before the Pour — DFW

Skid steer hauling broken-out driveway concrete, seen from inside the garage — Old Driveway Tear-Out — North Texas

Exposed aggregate patio extension beside a brick home — Exposed Aggregate Patio — Collin County

Freshly screeded patio slab extending from a covered porch — Patio Extension Pour — DFW

Crew finishing a large slab at sunset — Large Slab Pour — Collin County

Shop slab forms with vapor barrier and rebar, pour starting at the far end — Shop Slab Prep — North Texas

Crew placing and screeding concrete for a long curved driveway — Driveway Pour — Collin County

New broom-finish back patio slab beside a covered porch — Back Patio Slab — DFW

Patio forms and rebar with the pump hose laid out, ready to pour — Patio Ready to Pour — Collin County

Downspout drain pipe run under the rebar before a patio pour — Drain Line Under Slab — DFW

Freshly poured side-yard walkway leading to a gate — Side Yard Walkway — North Texas

Curved patio pour behind a painted brick home — Curved Patio — DFW

Rebar cage inside forms for a concrete wall footing — Wall Footing Rebar — Collin County

Braced wall forms running along a property line — Wall Forms — Collin County

Crew finishing rebar layout in a driveway with walls protected by plastic — Driveway Prep — DFW

Old alley driveway broken out and graded before forming — Alley Driveway Tear-Out — North Texas

Track loader carrying broken concrete out of a driveway — Breaking Out the Old Slab — DFW

Rebar laid out on chairs for a driveway and side pad — Driveway & Pad Rebar — Collin County

Finished slab on a wooded lot — Slab on a Wooded Lot — Collin County

New patio slab added off an existing back porch — Patio Addition Slab — DFW

Small patio extension off a covered porch — Patio Extension — North Texas

Patio slab finished after dark with control joints cut — Evening Patio Pour — DFW

Questions

Concrete questions we hear most

Do you pull permits for driveways?

Yes. When the city requires a permit for a driveway or approach, we pull it and schedule the inspections.

Can you extend or widen my existing driveway?

Yes. Extensions, side pads, and wider driveways are some of our most common jobs. We tie the new slab into the old one so it looks planned, not patched.

How soon can I drive on new concrete?

It depends on weather and the mix, but plan on staying off it with a car for about a week. Foot traffic is usually fine after a day or two. We'll tell you exactly when for your job.

What finishes do you offer?

Broom finish for driveways and walks, exposed aggregate, and stamped and decorative concrete for patios and pool decks.

Do you pour slabs for metal buildings and shops?

Yes. We pour shop and building slabs, and we build metal buildings too, so one crew can handle the slab and the building.

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Concrete drivewayspoured level, built to last

Driveways, slabs and everything between

Driveways, new and replacement

Extensions and parking pads

Shop slabs, footings and walls

Walkways, patios and pool decks

From estimate to cured slab

Free estimate

Permits

Tear-out and forms

Steel and drainage

Pour and finish

Cure and cleanup

Concrete we've poured

Concrete questions we hear most

Driveway cracked or too small?