Local since 2006. Built for this lake's terrain, weather, and rules.
Concrete at Possum Kingdom Lake is a different trade than concrete in town. Steep approaches, shallow rock, expansive movement, and runoff that wants to carve under everything you pour. Twenty years of pours on this lake taught us where concrete fails out here — and how to make sure yours doesn't.
From a 300-foot sloped driveway down to the water, to golf cart paths, shop slabs, sidewalks, and structural footings, we form, reinforce, and finish for the long haul.
Graded, reinforced, and jointed for the steep approaches common around the lake — with drainage designed in, not ignored.
Shop slabs, garage slabs, and footings on rock or fill — properly prepped, every time.
Connect the house, the bunkhouse, and the waterline without the washouts.
Stamped, stained, and exposed-aggregate finishes that fit limestone country.
Concrete is unforgiving — the prep you can't see decides everything. Drive-in crews save money in the base and the steel because they won't be here when it cracks. We will be. Our pours come with our name on them, in a town where everyone knows our name.
Born Here. Built Here. — Serving PK Lake, Graford, Graham, Mineral Wells, Weatherford, Breckenridge & Palo Pinto County.
Usually poor base prep on slopes and no plan for runoff. Water moves fast on this terrain. We compact, reinforce, and cut control joints for the grade — and shape drainage so water crosses the concrete instead of undermining it.
Yes — it's most of our work. Rock can actually be a great base when the prep is done right; the key is knowing how to transition between rock and soil so the slab doesn't crack at the seam.
Yes. Small jobs are how neighbors get to know us. Many of our biggest outdoor living projects started with a sidewalk.
Tell us about your project. We'll walk the property, explain what the lake requires, and give you a clear written quote.