Service areas
Kyle, Buda and San Marcos. Three towns, one stretch of I-35.
We keep our area tight so we can walk every yard before we quote it. Pick your town or neighborhood to see what we build there and what we see in local backyards.
Every patio we pour falls away from your slab, so rain leaves the back door and heads for the yard, a swale or a drain.
Kyle
Buda
Not on the list? If you are near Kyle, Buda or San Marcos, call and ask. We will tell you right away if your address is in our area.
Built for Hays County ground
Two soils meet here. Your patio should know which one it's on.
Kyle, Buda and San Marcos straddle the I-35 corridor between Blackland Prairie clay and the limestone edge of the Hill Country. Two yards a few miles apart can need different prep. We check before we quote.
Ground that swells and shrinks
Dark clay soaks up rain, swells, then pulls back and cracks in a dry August. A compacted base and fabric under the slab keep that movement from reaching the concrete.
Caliche and limestone near the surface
Some lots hit hard rock a few inches down. That changes how we dig, grade and set the slab height against the door threshold.
Pouring in triple digits
Hot, dry wind pulls water out of fresh concrete too fast. In summer we pour early, keep the slab damp while it cures, and cut joints on time.
Ready when you are
Your back yard, finished.
Tell us what you want out back. We'll walk the yard, check the water and the ground, and give you a layout and a range you can plan around.