Spring concrete: established neighborhoods, big trees, aging driveways
Much of Spring was built in the 1970s and 80s under tall trees, and a lot of its original concrete is reaching the end of its life.
Spring covers a wide swath of north Harris County, and a bit of Montgomery County, between I-45, the Hardy Toll Road and FM 1960, from Old Town Spring's shops to Champion Forest, the Klein area, Gleannloch Farms and the neighborhoods along Cypress Creek and Spring Creek. Like Cypress, it's unincorporated, so right-of-way permits for most addresses come from Harris County.
The housing here runs older than in the outer suburbs, with brick ranches and two-stories from the 70s and 80s under mature pines and oaks. Their driveways are often original: thin by today's standards, cracked into sections, and lifted by roots along the edges. Front walks have panels pushed up into trip edges. Those are the calls we get most from Spring, along with patios replacing old wood decks and approaches rebuilt over the ditch on streets that still have them.
Spring and Cypress creeks also make drainage a real topic in some neighborhoods, so slabs are sloped and runoff planned with that in mind.
What Spring homeowners ask us to pour
Original-driveway replacement
Thin 70s and 80s driveways replaced with thicker slabs, rebar and planned joints.
Root-lifted walks
Trip edges removed by replacing or lifting panels, with roots handled carefully.
Deck-to-patio conversions
Rotting wood decks replaced with concrete patios sloped away from the house.
Culvert approaches
Approaches over roadside ditches permitted through Harris County.
Neighborhoods we work in
- Champion Forest
- Klein area
- Gleannloch Farms
- Old Town Spring
- Spring Creek Oaks
- Northampton
- Memorial Northwest
- Olde Oaks
- Cypresswood area
- Spring Cypress Road
- FM 1960 corridor
- Kuykendahl area
Concrete services in Spring
Driveways · patios · stamped concrete · walks · slabs · repair · leveling · pool decks · retaining walls · commercial
Spring questions
Is my old driveway worth repairing?
If it's a thin original slab broken across most of its length, replacement usually wins. If only a few panels are bad, replacing or lifting those is cheaper.
Can you pour a patio where my old deck was?
Yes. We remove the deck, dig to firm soil, add base and pour with a fall away from the house, keeping the slab below the brick weep holes.
Who permits work at the street in Spring?
For most unincorporated addresses, Harris County Engineering. We check and file.
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