Concrete you can drive, walk and build on in Round Rock, TX
At Professional Round Rock Concrete Company, we plan every job from the paperwork to the cleanup before we set a date, for homeowners and business owners who need concrete they can count on.
Call (512) 276-6396 or use the form to tell us about your project. You'll hear back within one business day, with a straight answer about what the job needs.
Concrete services in Round Rock
Price and schedule turn on size, base work, old concrete to remove, finish and permits, and your estimate lists what's included.
Concrete driveway building
A new concrete driveway poured over a dug-out, packed base, for homeowners replacing a cracked, sinking drive or adding parking.
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Concrete patio construction
A concrete patio for homeowners who want a solid outdoor space, sloped so rain runs off away from the house.
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Stamped concrete services
Concrete pressed with a pattern and colored to look like stone, brick or tile, for patios, walks and drives where looks matter.
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Concrete sidewalk building
Walkways from the driveway to the door or around the house, with a lightly brushed broom finish so shoes grip when wet.
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Garage floor concrete
A new or replacement garage slab for homeowners whose floor has cracked, sunk or started chipping under years of parked cars.
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Decorative concrete
Color, stain and textured finishes that make plain concrete fit the look of your house, for patios, walks, entries and pool areas.
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Concrete retaining walls
Poured concrete walls that hold back soil on a sloped lot, for homeowners and businesses who need level ground or a terrace.
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Concrete floor installation
Interior concrete floors for shops, warehouses, studios and home additions, poured flat and ready for a sealer, coating or flooring on top.
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Concrete pool decks
The concrete around a pool, finished with a texture that helps wet feet grip and sloped so water drains away from the pool.
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Concrete steps construction
Concrete steps for front doors, porches and sloped yards, formed so each step is even and set on solid footing.
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Slab foundation building
The slab a house, garage or shop sits on, built over a packed base with rebar steel inside to hold it together.
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Foundation installation
Foundation work for new homes, additions and commercial buildings, planned from the ground up so the structure sits on a sound base.
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Concrete parking lot building
Concrete parking lots and drive lanes for business owners, built thick enough for daily traffic and sloped so rain doesn't pool.
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Concrete footings
The concrete pads and trenches under posts, walls, decks and additions that spread the weight into the ground, for homeowners and builders.
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Foundation raising
Lifting a slab or foundation that has settled, for owners seeing cracks, sticking doors or floors that slope toward one side.
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Concrete cutting
Saw cutting concrete for openings, pipes or removal, and control joints, the grooves that give a slab a set place to crack.
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Planned first
We plan the whole job before we set a date, so you know what happens when.
Same person throughout
The one who looks at your job is the one running it, so nothing gets lost.
Itemized estimates
Your estimate lists prep, removal and hauling, so you can compare quotes line for line.
Permits handled
We check which office covers your address and handle any permit the job needs.
Concrete work, up close
Look through these examples of concrete driveways, patios, walls and finishes to get ideas for your own project before we talk it through.
A Round Rock concrete crew on your side
I ran the schedule for a busy construction company for years, then learned concrete working on crews, so I know what makes a job run late. I look at your job myself, and our own crew does the work from the first visit to the cleanup. Read more about us.
We're based in Round Rock and work in many of the cities around it, on driveways, patios and slabs for homeowners and on lots and foundations for business owners. Call (512) 276-6396 or use our contact page.
Round Rock and the cities around it
Round Rock is home, and we pour concrete in nearby cities like Georgetown and Pflugerville. Pick your area below, or call (512) 276-6396 if yours isn't listed.
From first call to finished concrete
Here's what happens after you reach out, so you know who you'll talk to and what comes next.
You call or write
Call (512) 276-6396 or send a request through the form, and we'll get back to you within one business day to set up a visit.
Site visit and estimate
I come out, look over the site and ask what you need the concrete to do. Then you get a free estimate that lists what's included, with no obligation.
Plan, pour and clean up
Once you say go, we handle the paperwork with the office that covers your address, set the date, do the prep and the pour, and clean up before we leave.
What we check before any concrete arrives
Most trouble with a slab starts under it or around it, so that's where we look first.
Under the slab
- Subgrade the slab sits on
- Soft or settled spots
- Base depth and packing
- Old concrete to break out
Where water goes
- Slope away from the house
- Downspouts and runoff
- Low spots that hold water
- Water from neighbors' yards
Plan and paperwork
- Office that covers your address
- Permit before the date
- Truck access and staging
- Where control joints go
The base matters more than the finish you see
The base is hidden on day one, so it's the first thing people cut to save money. Raked level instead of dug out and packed, it settles with the dirt and the slab cracks. We get the base right first and spend what's left on the finish.
Contact us- Packed base
- Planned drainage
- Timed control joints
- Your satisfaction, guaranteed
What every concrete job gets
These are the parts of the job we won't rush, because they decide how the slab holds up.
Drainage checked before forming
We check where the water runs before we set forms, because a slab that falls toward the house sends rainwater right at your foundation.
Pours timed around the heat
We schedule pours to stay out of the midday heat when we can, because concrete that dries too fast can leave a weak, dusty top.
Joints cut on time
We cut control joints while the concrete is still fresh, so the small cracks most slabs get usually follow those lines instead of wandering.
Round Rock concrete questions, answered
How much does a concrete driveway cost in Round Rock, TX?
The price depends on the size, how much base work the ground needs, whether old concrete has to be broken out and hauled off, and the finish you choose. Stamped or colored work costs more than a plain broom finish. Your estimate spells out what's included.
How long before I can use a new concrete driveway or patio?
Usually longer than the pour itself, because new concrete has to sit and cure while it hardens and gains strength. You can walk on it well before you can drive on it. We'll tell you those days when we set the schedule, so you can plan around them.
Do you give free concrete estimates in Round Rock?
Yes, estimates are free, done on site and come with no obligation. I come out myself, look at the ground and drainage, ask what you need the concrete to do, and write up what's included, like prep, removal and hauling.
What should I do to get my yard ready for a concrete pour?
Mostly, clear the area and give us a path in. Move cars, planters, furniture and anything stored where we'll work, and tell us about sprinklers, buried lines or pets. We handle the digging, base, forms and old concrete removal.
What finish should I choose for a concrete patio or driveway?
For most driveways and walks, a broom finish makes sense because the light texture gives tires and shoes grip, and it costs the least. Stamped and colored finishes look more like stone or tile and suit patios and pool decks. We'll talk through how each holds up where you plan to use it.
Do I need a permit for concrete work in Round Rock, TX?
It depends on the job and your address, so we check before we set a date. Inside city limits, the city's Building Inspection Division issues building permits and can tell you whether a project needs one. When a permit is needed, we handle the application and keep it moving.
Tell us about your concrete job
Describe the job, where it is and when you'd like it done. We reply within one business day, and I come out for a free, no-obligation estimate.