Concrete & Dirt Work · Stephenville, TX

The Ground Under It Decides Everything

Driveways, slabs, stamped decking, and retaining walls, plus the grading, pad prep, and drainage that has to happen before any of it gets poured.

Poured to Last

Formed to Drain, Finished Clean

Concrete is unforgiving. Pour it on ground that was not prepped right and it cracks, and no amount of finish work saves it. That is why we do the dirt work and the concrete as one job instead of two.

Concrete driveways and approaches
Building slabs and foundations
Stamped and decorative decking
Sidewalks, aprons, and walkways
Pool decking and surrounds
Retaining walls
Equipment and RV pads
Building pad cutting and compaction
Site grading and leveling
Dirt driveways and caliche roads
Drainage correction and swales
Haul off with our own roll-off dumpsters

One Job, Start to Finish

Stamped Pool Decking on a Hillside

Featured Pour

Stamped Concrete Pool Deck

We did not build the pool. We built everything you walk on around it. Forms set on a slope, rebar tied, stamped and finished in one continuous pour so the whole deck reads as one surface instead of a patchwork.

01

Prep and Grade Old surface cleared and the ground cut and shaped around the pool before anything gets formed.
02

Forms and Rebar Base compacted, forms set to fall, rebar tied in a grid across the whole deck.
03

Pour and Stamp Poured and stamped in one run, worked before it set so the pattern stays continuous.
04

Finished Full deck poured around three sides, joints cut, edges clean, draining away from the house.

What We Watch

Why Some Concrete Fails Early

Most of what goes wrong with a pour was decided before the truck showed up.

Base Prep

Soft or uneven base is the single biggest cause of a cracked slab. We cut, fill, and compact before anything gets formed.

Slope and Drainage

Every flat surface gets a fall built into it so water leaves, instead of standing on the slab or running back toward a building.

Thickness for the Use

A drive that holds a truck and trailer is a different pour than a walkway. We size it for the load it will actually carry.

Rebar and Control Joints

Rebar or mesh tied correctly and joints cut where the concrete wants to move, so it cracks where you planned instead of where it shows.

Retaining Walls

Walls built to hold back what is actually behind them, with drainage behind the wall so hydrostatic pressure does not push it over.

Finish

Broom, trowel, or stamped depending on where it is and what it needs to do. Clean edges and a consistent surface across the whole pour.

How It Goes

Four Steps, Dirt to Finish

Walk the Site

We look at the ground, where the water goes, and what the surface has to hold. Then you get a written scope and price at no cost.

Cut and Compact

Grade cut to the right elevation, base built and compacted, drainage sorted before a single form goes down.

Form and Pour

Forms set to line and fall, rebar tied, and the pour finished the way the surface needs. Joints cut before the concrete tells us where it wants to crack.