Waco Concrete Contractor
Licensed and insured concrete contractor serving Waco and surrounding Central Texas communities since 2005.
Concrete Works LLC builds driveways, patios, stamped concrete, foundations, and repair projects designed for black clay soil movement, heavy heat cycles, and daily traffic.
When people search for a Waco concrete contractor, they usually need clear pricing, honest timelines, and work that stays level after the first summer. Our process starts with site prep, slope planning, reinforcement, and realistic cure guidance so the finished slab performs for years.
Call (254) 230-3102 for a free estimate. Most leads get a same-day response and a clear next-step plan for site visit, scope, and scheduling.
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Each service page includes local planning notes, cost factors, and the exact process we use from estimate through finish.
New installs, replacements, and extensions built for daily traffic and long-term durability.
Gathering spaces designed for shade structures, outdoor kitchens, and easy maintenance.
Decorative patterns and color blends for driveways, patios, and walkways.
Slabs, pads, and site concrete for offices, retail, and light industrial spaces.
Crack repair, spall fixes, and surface refreshes to extend the life of your concrete.
Slab-on-grade and structural concrete for residential and light commercial builds.
Garage slabs, shop floors, equipment pads, and utility pads built for longevity.
Acid and water-based stains for new and existing concrete — patios, walkways, and floors.
Protect driveways, patios, and stamped concrete from stains, UV, and moisture.
Mudjacking and poly leveling to raise sunken slabs and restore flat surfaces.
These guides explain common price ranges, cost drivers, and planning checklists so you can budget before requesting a quote.
A clear, local guide to driveway pricing, options, and what actually drives your estimate.
Patterns, color blends, and what drives the price of stamped concrete in Central Texas.
Pricing guidance for patios, finish upgrades, and layout choices that affect your estimate.
We routinely work in Waco, Temple, Killeen, Hewitt, Woodway, Robinson, Lorena, and McGregor.
We design concrete for black clay movement, summer heat, and the drainage issues common in McLennan County neighborhoods.
Temple projects often combine driveway replacements with patio upgrades, so layout and slope planning are handled together.
Killeen slabs and driveways are planned for heavy daily traffic, long sun exposure, and fast scheduling needs.
Hewitt homeowners typically choose decorative patio and driveway upgrades, with extra attention to clean transitions and curb appeal.
Woodway projects prioritize polished finishes and long-term performance through freeze-thaw shifts and extreme summer heat.
Robinson work often includes driveway replacements, slab repairs, and utility pads where strong base prep is critical.
Lorena properties benefit from precise grading and moisture control that reduce long-term slab movement.
McGregor projects frequently involve shop slabs and driveways where load planning and reinforcement matter most.
Standard concrete runs $6-12 per square foot. Stamped or decorative finishes are $12-18 per square foot. A typical two-car driveway (600 sq ft) runs $3,600-$10,800 depending on finish, site prep needs, and access. We provide free, detailed estimates — no surprises.
Two main reasons: our black clay soil expands when wet and shrinks when dry, putting stress on the slab; and summer heat causes rapid curing if not managed. We prevent this with proper base prep, control joints cut at the right spacing, and curing compounds that slow moisture loss.
Light foot traffic in 24 hours. Vehicles should stay off for 7 days. Full cure strength takes 28 days, but by day 7 the concrete has reached about 70% strength — enough for normal vehicle use. We will give you specific guidance based on your mix and weather conditions.
We work within approximately 50 miles of Waco, including Temple, Killeen, Hewitt, Woodway, Robinson, Lorena, McGregor, and surrounding communities in McLennan, Bell, and Coryell counties.
Stamped concrete has patterns pressed into the surface while it is still wet — replicating stone, brick, or slate. It costs 30-50% less than natural stone but requires sealing every 2-3 years. Regular broom-finished concrete is more utilitarian, lower cost, and needs less maintenance.
We stand behind our work. Structural issues due to our installation are covered for 2 years. Cracking from soil movement — which no contractor can fully control in this area — is not covered, but we design our joints and reinforcement to minimize it. We will explain exactly what to expect before we start.