Concrete for a Wet, Flat Corner of Texas

We pour new concrete and fix old concrete for homes in Beaumont and the Golden Triangle. That covers driveways, patios, stamped finishes, walks, slabs for outbuildings, and repair work on cracked or sunken flatwork.

Our planning starts from one local fact: this area averages over 65 inches of rain a year on ground that sits about 16 feet above sea level in Beaumont. Very little of that water drains away on its own. If a slab is pitched wrong or laid on a soft base, runoff finds the edges, carries soil out and lets the concrete drop. So the first question on any job is where the water will go.

Start to finish

1. Site visit. Tape measure, a level, and a look at ditches, culverts, roots, downspouts and whatever concrete is there now. 2. Written price. Tear-out, base material, slab thickness, steel, finish, joint layout and the total, each on its own line. 3. Paperwork. Inside Beaumont we confirm whether the job needs a right-of-way or grading permit and book the 311 inspections. Outside the city we ask your city or county. 4. Pour day. Forms set to fall away from the house, steel held up on chairs, then pour, finish and saw-cut joints. 5. Hand-off. We explain how to keep the slab damp, and give you a day for foot traffic and a day for cars.