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Serving Cleburne TX and surrounding cities. We take pride in our work and customer satisfaction is our #1 priority. We have been making local customers happy for over 20+ years. Whatever type of work you need whether its residential or commercial, we can handle it. We can do concrete slabs, walkways, driveways, pool decks, curbs, outdoor kitchens, steps, stamped, decorative, and just about anything you need that involves concrete. Already have an existing driveway or sidewalk that needs repair? We can do that too. We work to create customers for life.
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Serving the communities of:
Alvarado, Burleson, Cleburne, Mansfield, Grandview, Itasca,
Joshua, Keene, Rio Vista, Venus,
and surrounding areas.
Concrete Services in
Cleburne Tx
With everything from decorating your yard with the perfect landscaping to simple functional slabs and driveways, our local Cleburne concrete pros can get the job done for all your needs. When you request a quote, one of our contractors will first reach out by phone and find a time that works for you. We want to get with you in person to see the location, discuss your project goals and measure the square footage to get you an exact price for your concrete work.
Being so close to the DFW metroplex we know that there are lots of options when it comes to concrete companies. Our hope is that through professional service and meeting face to face you will know that we are locals who care about providing great service to our neighbors. Your home and its surrounding concrete are a lifetime investment. Not just anybody should be pouring concrete. With long term investing in mind, you want to make sure you have a concrete contractor and crew that know what they're doing every step of the way from ground prep work and form building all the way through to the concrete pouring and finishing. Concrete finishing in itself requires someone that really cares about the details and the finished product. If you're going to invest thousands of dollars into concrete you want it to look and feel right.
Forms that aren't straight can create ugly uneven places in the sides of your concrete. After the concrete is poured and worked smooth it needs to be brushed or finished to your liking whether its glossy smooth or textured. Sure there are people everywhere that will come pour a slab for you, but do you really want to take the risk of having ugly or funny looking concrete just cause some guy was in a hurry to get home that day? You need a concrete company that cares about what the customer wants and takes the time to get the job done right. We want the chance to be that trustworthy company for you so give us a call today!
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Concrete Slab Construction
You need someone with concrete construction experience. Not just your average handyman or general contractor. Quality concrete work begins with a company who cares about their business enough to put customer service first. We offer the concrete solutions that Johnson County needs. The initial stage of any concrete construction project involves the preparation of the soil. While clay may be fine to pour on top of, loose dirt will require a compactor. Different types of concrete jobs call for different preparation. For example concrete repair may require demolition and removing old, broken pieces. Ground is prepped with a compactor and depending on slab thickness, steel rebar or wire may be laid to make reinforced concrete. If the slab will be a house foundation then a plastic vapor barrier is laid over the soil to ensure that no moisture comes in from under the house. Lumber is used to make formwork that will shape the design. Once the soil, formwork and rebar are in place, the concrete contractors wait for the truck to deliver the ready mixed concrete. When the concrete mixer truck shows up, that's when the real construction work begins. Cement is poured into the formwork and rebar and the crew will shovel it into place inside the lumber forms. After the it's filled in the forms evenly, it gets smoothed over by a screed and depending on the job may need a brush finish with a broom to make it less slippery.
How much does a concrete slab cost?
There are many factors to consider when coming up with the price of a concrete slab or any concrete job for that matter. The only way to get an exact price is of course to talk to a concrete contractor in Cleburne Texas and have them get eyes on your project area. But you can get a general idea of pricing if you know your dimensions and the average cost of ready mix concrete in your area. The work you pay for is the contractor's labor plus the ready mix. Concrete is priced by the cubic yard which currently in north Texas is running between $119 and $150 per yard. You also have to consider that concrete suppliers charge per mile so the farther away your job is, the more your cost.
As professionals we are very familiar with the variables of pricing concrete jobs and understand the multitude of factors that play a role in determining the cost of a concrete slab or any concrete project. When it comes to pricing, the most accurate way to gauge costs is by consulting a reputable concrete contractor in Cleburne, Texas, who can assess your specific project needs firsthand. However, by familiarizing yourself with your project's dimensions and the prevailing rate of ready mix concrete in your area, you can get a good, general idea of the pricing.
Types of concrete projects
Concrete repair
There are different types of repair which can require more expertise than a flatwork company would normally have. A simple sidewalk concrete repair is no big deal whereas foundation repair is a whole other business. When it comes to sidewalk repair, the process typically involves removing the damaged section and pouring new cement in its place.
This kind of repair is straightforward and can be easily handled by a flatwork company. However, foundation repair is an entirely different ballgame. It requires in-depth knowledge of structural engineering, soil mechanics, and specialized equipment to address issues such as settling, cracking, or bowing foundations. Basically, the distinction lies in the complexity and technicality of the repair.
While sidewalk concrete repair may be a routine job for a flatwork company, foundation repair necessitates a higher level of expertise and experience to ensure the structural integrity and safety of the building. It's crucial to choose the right people for each specific repair job to guarantee a successful and long-lasting solution. If it's repair you need then give us a call. If we can't handle it then we most likely know someone that can.
Concrete slab
One of the most common types of concrete work as well as the most needed is the concrete slab. A concrete slab is usually a square or rectangular shaped concrete pad used for all kinds of projects. A house foundation is also called a slab, but the main difference between a standard pad and foundation is the engineering of reinforced concrete. A foundation needs footers, or extra thick sections of ready mixed concrete and lots of steel rebar. A regular slab or pad that's used for parking or a shed won't need near the reinforcement of a foundation. While they may look similar, the engineering is quite different. Because of this the concrete foundation cost is much higher than a standard use concrete pad. If it's a slab you need, call today for great customer service.
Porch
A patio isn't just any old concrete slab, it's the center of outdoor living for your yard. This is where you want someone that can engineer the boring to look fancy. Stamped concrete comes in many different looks from brick to stone and even wood grain. Staining can give it just about any color you're looking for. If you want to take your home improvement to the next level you could even add an outdoor kitchen or fireplace onto your patio. Talk to one of our patio pros today.
Sidewalk
Maybe you need a sidewalk or a walkway to spruce up your landscaping? No problem. Decorative concrete around the perimeter of your property can make all the difference as well as adding a decorative concrete walkway to your garden. How is a walkway different from a concrete slab? A walkway usually won't need rebar or wire to reinforce it but again it depends on the length, dimension, formwork and landscape design. A cement slab isn't much different from a cement walkway, just give your Cleburne concrete contractors a call to discuss your plans and get a cost estimate.
Retaining wall
If you've ever seen landscaping around houses or businesses built on a slope then they most likely used a retaining wall. They require a decent amount of engineering to last long term, mostly because of water drainage. You can build a retaining wall from stone, railroad ties or most anything. Cement is obviously going to be the long lasting choice.
A retaining wall has to have correct engineering by an experienced general contractor if you want it to last. The biggest issue with retaining walls is their drainage. As water runs downhill during a rainstorm, it will soak into the ground creating enormous amounts of pressure behind the wall.
This water weight has to drain freely through the wall or else the pressure over time can push the wall out causing it to lean or fall over not to mention erosion. A retaining wall done correctly has drains as well as rock, gravel and sand between the wall and soil held by plastic mesh to act as a filter allowing the groundwater to drain easily out of the plumbing. The building material is just as important as the engineering, construction, height and length of the wall.