High water volume (GPM) for faster cleaning and rinsing
Built for
Large flat surfaces: parking garages, driveways, walkways, street gutters
Operation
Rider-operated to cut labor and effort on big jobs
Used on
Commercial properties, HOAs and municipalities, schools, airports, warehouses
20,000square feet per hour
Recent work
Stamped concrete walkway and fire pitDecorative patio with compass medallionStone patio with pebble garden featureEvening patio with built-in grillsSmooth concrete drivewayBroom-finished concrete patioStained concrete patio finishStone stepping-stone pathwayCommercial plaza concrete pourFresh slab poured beside a homeLarge poured concrete slabUtility-side concrete padRebar and gravel base preparation
Serving Dallas-Fort Worth
Dallas
Fort Worth
Plano
Frisco
Prosper
McKinney
Allen
Arlington
Irving
Southlake
Colleyville
Grapevine
Concrete tips for DFW homeowners
Starter articles. Replace or add your own as you publish.
Resurface or replace? What your patio really needs
Faded, stained or lightly cracked concrete is often a good candidate for resurfacing.
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Resurfacing works best when the slab underneath is solid. It can fix worn, stained or rough surfaces and add new color and texture.
Replacement is usually the better path when a slab has sunk, heaved or developed large structural cracks, or when water pools against the house. Texas clay soil moves with wet and dry cycles, so these problems are worth having looked at.
The easiest way to know is an on-site look. We check the slab, drainage and condition, then explain your options. Estimates are free.
Why North Texas pool decks wear out, and what refinishing does
Sun, heat, pool chemicals and pressure from the ground take a toll on concrete decks.
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Summer heat, intense sunlight and splashing pool water can leave a deck rough, faded or stained. Occasional freezes add stress.
Refinishing cleans and repairs the surface, then applies a new finish. Many homeowners choose a slip-resistant texture and a lighter color that feels cooler underfoot.
Because every deck is different, we inspect it before recommending a finish.
Planning an outdoor kitchen slab: five things to settle first
A level, well-planned base makes the whole kitchen easier to build and enjoy.
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1. Location: think about shade, wind, and the distance from your back door.
2. Layout: grill, counters, fridge and seating all need space and clearances.
3. Utilities: plan gas, power and water routes before the slab is poured.
4. Drainage: the surface should shed water away from the house.
5. Rules: check HOA and city requirements early, since approval varies by neighborhood.
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