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concrete
Austin
- Projects
- 761
- Permits
- 760
- Portfolio value
- $281K
Latest record · Dec 2025
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A Texas concrete contractor forms, places, and finishes structural and flatwork concrete — footings and grade beams, slab foundations, driveways and sidewalks, paving, and tilt-wall panels. Scope usually includes setting formwork, placing reinforcing steel or post-tension cable, placing and finishing the pour, and curing and joint work.
Residential concrete centers on post-tensioned slab foundations, driveways, and patios, which suits much of Texas’s expansive-clay soil. Commercial concrete adds structural footings and columns, tilt-wall panels, heavy paving, and larger continuous pours placed to an engineered mix design with cylinder testing and inspection required before the work is covered.
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Concrete contractors pour and finish concrete for foundations, driveways, patios, sidewalks, parking lots, and commercial slabs. They also specialize in decorative and stamped concrete.
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