Concrete Slabs, Patios and Sidewalks in the San Antonio Area
Concrete slabs, patios, sidewalks and driveways for homes, additions and buildings.
- Specialist tradesmen
- Insured
- Priced per job
What we do
Concrete can be its own job or the first step of a bigger one, like home additions, patio covers and metal building slabs.
Slabs
Slabs for additions, carports, shops, metal buildings and offices. See the slab set for a home addition, the carport slab from forms to pour and the office slab beside a metal warehouse.
Patios
New concrete patios, or more room added to the patio you have, like the new slab under a rebuilt patio cover.
Sidewalks and paths
Walks that connect the house, driveway and yard, plain or topped with stone like these flagstone walkways around a garden.
Driveways
New concrete driveways.
Floor coatings
Polyaspartic flake coatings over concrete, like this long covered porch.
House leveling
Pier-and-beam houses leveled with jacks and blocks set under the floor framing, like this house.
Don't see your project? Tell us what you have in mind. We take on many kinds of work inside and outside the home.
Recent work
All projects
Slab for a Home Addition
The start of a home addition: forms, rebar and a vapor barrier set for the slab along the house.
Commercial Office Slab
The start of a commercial office: slab forms and rebar set beside a metal warehouse.
Covered Patio Rebuild with a Metal Roof
The old patio roof came off and a new one went up, with a synthetic felt waterproof membrane under a metal roof.
Concrete Slab for a Carport
A concrete slab for a carport, from the leveled pad and forms to the rebar and the pour.
Flagstone Walkways Around a Garden
Flagstone walkways around garden beds with metal arbors: forms and rebar, a concrete base, then flagstone set on top.
Flake Floor Coating on a Covered Porch
A polyaspartic flake coating on the concrete floor of a long covered porch.
House Leveling on a Pier-and-Beam Home
A pier-and-beam house with the skirting off and jacks set under the floor framing for leveling.
Concrete Porch Steps and a Front Sidewalk
New concrete steps at the edge of a porch and a straight sidewalk from the yard to the front porch.
Shop Slab and a Covered Wood Deck
A concrete slab for a shop, from forms and vapor barrier to the pour, then a covered wood deck with stairs on the house.
How to get started
- Tell us about the job. The scope of work and a day that suits you.
- We confirm a time. By phone or email, for your first meeting.
- We meet and price it. After the meeting you get a price for the work you described.
What to include in your request
- Tell us what the concrete will support or connect: an addition, building, patio or walkway.
- Share approximate dimensions and photos of the site. Note access, slopes and any existing concrete that may need removal.
- Bring any plans for an addition or building, and mention related work such as a patio cover so it can be discussed together.
Common questions
- Do you take concrete work on its own?
- Yes. A slab or a sidewalk can be its own job.
- Can you do stone walkways?
- Yes. These garden walkways are flagstone set on a concrete base.
- Do you coat concrete floors?
- Yes. This covered porch got a polyaspartic flake coating.
- Do you level houses?
- Yes, pier-and-beam houses. This one was leveled with jacks and blocks set under the floor.
Where we work
Based in Stockdale, TX. We come to the property, usually within 90 miles, including Nixon, La Vernia, Poth, Floresville, New Berlin, Smiley, Elmendorf, Seguin, New Braunfels, San Antonio, Poteet and Kerrville.
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