Get a free written concrete estimate

The estimator arrives with a measuring wheel and a level. On the day, you will see them measure the area, check how the existing concrete has failed, note where water runs, look for trees and roots, and look at the street side for a ditch, a culvert or a public sidewalk that would bring a permit into the job. It usually takes under an hour for a driveway or patio.

The written sheet you receive lists: removal and haul-off, excavation depth, base material and thickness, slab thickness, the steel and how it is supported, joint layout, finish, curing, the permit and its fee if one applies, cleanup, and the dates you can walk and drive on the new concrete. Every line has a price, so the sheet can be compared with anyone else's.

The estimate holds for 30 days. Nothing is scheduled until you approve it in writing. Larger jobs may carry a deposit at scheduling, stated on the sheet; small repairs are paid on completion. Where a permit is needed, it is filed after approval, and the pour date follows the permit.

A broken walk at a business, a slab edge with a hole under it, or anything you think is a hazard: say so on the call and we will try to get someone out sooner.

We cover Houston and nearby communities in Harris and Fort Bend counties and beyond; the service areas page lists them. Phone: (832) 209-7766.