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Concrete contractors for foundations, driveways, and flatwork. Find 264 verified concrete contractors across Texas with documented TDLR project history.
Zabalist lists 264 verified Texas concrete contractors compiled from TDLR-filed building permits and public construction records across 130+ Texas cities. Every listing shows documented permit counts, total project value, and contact details — sourced from Texas public records, not self-reported claims. Filter by city to find concrete contractors with proven local project history.
Before hiring a Texas concrete contractor, verify its credentials and track record. Many specialty construction trades in Texas are licensed through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) — search the business by name on TDLR’s free License Search to confirm any active license, ask for proof of insurance, then review the documented permit history below to confirm the Texas cities and real project scale the company works.
Official registry sourced from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Reference last reviewed June 2026.
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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.
Use our city filter to find concrete contractors in your area. Each profile shows verified permit history for concrete work.
Our directory includes foundation contractors, driveway specialists, commercial concrete companies, decorative concrete experts, and concrete repair contractors across Texas.
Find Texas concrete contractors with verified project experience. Our directory includes foundation specialists, driveway contractors, commercial concrete companies, and decorative concrete experts across all Texas cities.
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.
Ask which engineered foundation design the contractor is building to and who is providing the inspection, since Texas soil movement makes that the decisive factor. Confirm proof of insurance, and get the mix design, reinforcement, and curing method in writing. Then review the permit history below to confirm the contractor has placed comparable work in your area.
Every company listed on this page is compiled from Texas public construction records — TDLR-filed building permits and project filings — not from paid placement or self-reported profiles. Browse the full Texas contractor directory.