Concrete Corpus

Driveways, slabs, and flatwork done right in Corpus Christi

Local pros who show up, plain answers, and a written quote before work starts. Small flatwork can move quickly after measurements. Larger pours depend on permits, tear-out, base prep, concrete scheduling, weather, access, and cure time.

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What we handle

Concrete parking pad or shed slab
Forming, base prep, reinforcement, pour, and finish
Patio, sidewalk, and walkway pours
Driveway tear-out and replacement
Approach, apron, and curb coordination
Concrete demolition and haul-off

Why people call

What it costs

Every job is different, so we talk in honest ranges instead of made-up flat rates. A small job runs Small walkway, patch, trip hazard repair, or saw-cut correction, typical work lands at Patio, driveway section, sidewalk, or parking pad with normal access, and Full tear-out and replacement with base correction, reinforcement, approach work, and haul-off. You get a real number before any work starts.

Questions people ask

Why did my driveway crack?

Concrete cracks from soil movement, poor base prep, missing joints, tree roots, heavy loads, and drainage problems. In Corpus Christi, expansive clay and heavy rain make base and drainage important.

Do I need a permit for driveway work?

Often, especially if the approach, sidewalk, curb, or right-of-way is involved. Private patios may be simpler, but the city or HOA can still have rules.

Can you pour a boat or RV pad?

Yes. The contractor needs vehicle weight, access, thickness needs, drainage direction, and whether the pad connects to the driveway or street.

Do concrete contractors need a Texas license?

Texas does not issue a general concrete contractor license. The important checks are insurance, permit knowledge, base prep, reinforcement details, drainage, and references.

How long before I can drive on it?

The contractor will give a cure window based on mix, thickness, temperature, and load. Do not rush vehicle traffic just because the surface looks dry.

What finish should I choose?

Broom finish is common for driveways and walks because it adds traction. Decorative finishes look good but need careful sealing and may be slippery if done wrong.

Can concrete fix drainage?

Only if slope is designed correctly. Pouring new concrete over a bad drainage plan can send water toward the house, garage, or neighbor.

Service area: Corpus Christi · Flour Bluff · Calallen · Padre Island · Robstown · Alice · Kingsville · Portland · Banquete · Agua Dulce · Falfurrias · Beeville