Best Concrete Contractor Serving Conroe, TX | Driveway Additions, Replacements and Backyard Concrete in Conroe, TX
If you need a Conroe concrete contractor close to home, our crews are based just up I-45 in Willis. Our family has built in Texas for more than 40 years, and we've completed over 500 projects. Hire Montgomery County Concrete Contractors and the same owner-led crew handles your job from the estimate to the cleanup.
We pour driveway additions and replacements, patios, pool decks and shop slabs. Our work covers new builds in Grand Central Park and Woodforest, older in-town streets, and acreage toward Dobbin and Grangerland. Most driveways take us two to three days. Our owner writes every estimate on site, free, and honors it for three months.
- Free on-site estimates
- Fully insured
- 3,000+ PSI with rebar
- Owner on every job
- Since 1985Family building in Texas
- 500+Projects completed
- 5.0Rating on Google
- 3 monthsWritten quotes honored
Hiring a Concrete Contractor in Conroe, TX? Here's What We Pour
Our Conroe work falls into three groups. In the newer master-planned communities, we add to what the builder poured: a third parking lane, a longer patio, an outdoor kitchen or a hot-tub pad. On older streets closer to town, we replace worn-out drives, walks and steps with reinforced concrete. Out in the unincorporated areas, we pour long drives, culvert approaches, RV pads and shop floors.
We check permit requirements for every Conroe address before we schedule. Inside city limits, the City of Conroe's residential permit process includes a driveway application for new construction, and lots in a floodplain need a floodplain development permit. On county roads, we coordinate the precinct's culvert inspection.
Concrete Projects We Pour Across Conroe, TX
Parking aprons and widening
We add a third lane or a side apron to builder drives in the newer communities, doweled into the existing slab and broomed to match. A family with three vehicles can finally stop parking on the grass.
Full driveway replacement
On older Conroe homes, we break out cracked, sunken drives, haul the debris and compact a fresh base. Then we pour about four inches of reinforced concrete, usually finishing the job in two to three days.
Patios and covered slabs
We extend small builder patios to fit a table, grill and seating. When you want a roof over it, we build the cover and the slab together as one project in about a week.
Pool decks
Around new pools and old ones, we pour broom, stamped or textured decks sloped away from the water, with joints placed so cracks stay where we want them.
RV pads and shop floors
On acreage we thicken the slab for RVs, trailers and equipment, and we pour shop and barn floors with the reinforcement sized for what will sit on them.
Steps, walks and approaches
We rebuild front steps with even risers, pour walks to side gates, and set culvert approaches to county roads after the precinct inspector sizes the pipe.
How We Match the Pour to Your Conroe Lot
Our owner checks what's under and around the slab before we quote. The table below shows how the main lot types in Conroe change what we plan for and what we price.
| Lot type | Typical project | What we plan for |
|---|---|---|
| Newer builder lot, 50 to 70 ft wide | Parking apron, patio extension | Doweling to the existing slab, side-yard drainage, HOA approval |
| Older in-town lot | Driveway, walk and step replacement | Tear-out and haul-off, settled base, tree roots |
| Lake and golf lot | Patio, pool deck, drive replacement | Runoff toward the water, tight access, community rules |
| Rural acreage | Long drive, culvert approach, shop slab | Truck access, county culvert permit, thicker sections |
| Low-lying lot | Driveway, pad, patio | Grade and slope that move water off and away from the slab |
Once the plan fits the lot, our crew forms, sets the rebar grid on chairs and pours with local ready-mix. Most pours take us one to two days, and you can walk on new concrete after about a day. We ask you to keep vehicles off for about a week while it gains strength.
Conroe, TX Neighborhoods and Communities We Serve
Woodforest
In Woodforest, we extend patios, widen builder drives and pour pool decks, and on the larger gated custom lots we pour circular drives and outdoor-kitchen slabs. We prepare the details your HOA asks for, and our covered patios with slab and roof take about a week from start to finish.
Grand Central Park
Our most common Grand Central Park job is an extra parking apron doweled to the builder drive, because lots of 50 to 70 feet leave little room to park. We also pour patio extensions and kitchen slabs here, sized to keep side-yard drainage working on tight lots.
Del Lago
In Del Lago and Del Lago Estates, we replace aging drives, pour compact patios that face the fairway or the lake, and fix drainage on lots where runoff heads toward the water. Our crews add French drains and slope correction where a patio needs them.
Chasewood
On Chasewood's gated, wooded lots of an acre or more, we pour circular drives, driveway replacements, pool decks and large patios. Our owner plans the layout and the drainage around the trees with you before we form, and long drives here usually take us two to three days to pour.
Grangerland
We pour culvert approaches, carport and RV slabs, and gravel-to-concrete driveway upgrades in Grangerland. Our office lines up the county precinct's culvert inspection, and we pour the approach only after the pipe passes.
Dobbin
Out in Dobbin, along Highway 105 toward the Grimes County line, we pour long drives and approaches, barn and shop floors, and porch and patio slabs for country homes. We plan around wells and septic systems and route the ready-mix truck so it stays off soft ground.
Decker Prairie
Our Decker Prairie customers hire us for shop slabs, driveways cut through the trees, and slabs for barndominiums on wooded acreage, much of it free of HOA restrictions. We size thickness and steel to the trucks and equipment that will use each slab.
Plantersville
We work across the line in Plantersville, in Grimes County, on wooded acreage lots and new homes. Grimes County has its own driveway culvert permit, and our office follows that process before we pour an approach to the road.
Tamina
In Tamina, east of I-45 near Shenandoah, we replace worn drives and walks and pour pads and patios. On older lots that sit low, our crews grade so water moves off and away from the new slab.
Rayford
Our Rayford-area work is driveway widening, patio extensions and pool-deck resurfacing on production homes from the 1990s through the 2010s. We dowel every addition into the existing slab and broom it to match the original texture.
Woodloch
We pour driveways and pads in Woodloch with grading that moves water off the slab, because many lots here are wooded and some sit low. Our crews raise the base where needed and slope every new slab toward the street or the ditch.
Why Conroe Homeowners Choose Us
- We're based in Willis, minutes up I-45, so site visits and schedules are easy to arrange
- Our owner walks every job, writes every estimate and checks the work before the pour
- We've completed more than 500 projects and hold a 5.0 Google rating
- Licensed and insured, with licensed master plumbers and electricians for outdoor kitchens and lighting
- Every job is backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee
Our Most Requested Concrete Services in Conroe, TX
Third-car parking aprons
We dowel a new apron into your builder drive so the joint stays tight, usually in one to two days.
Driveway replacement
Our crews tear out cracked and sunken drives on older Conroe streets and repour with steel.
Covered patios
We build the slab and the cover together in about a week, tied into your roofline.
Pool decks
Every deck we pour slopes away from the water, with drains where the yard can't take the runoff.
Shop and RV slabs
We pour thickened-edge slabs on acreage toward Dobbin, Grangerland and Decker Prairie.
Culvert approaches
Our office lines up the precinct inspection, and we pour only after the pipe passes.
Concrete Problems We Fix Most in Conroe
Conroe's mix of new builds, older homes and acreage gives us a wide range of repair calls. These are the ones we see most:
- Builder drives too narrow for the family's cars, with grass ruts along the edge
- Original drives on older streets broken into plates with no steel inside
- Patios that hold water against the slab foundation after storms
- Crumbling front steps pulling away from the house
- Gravel drives on acreage that wash out at the road every heavy rain
We fix each one with the same standard: a compacted base, 3,000-plus PSI concrete, a rebar grid on chairs and a slope that sends water where it should go. Most Conroe repairs and replacements take us two to three days, and every one carries our one-year workmanship warranty. Our owner shows you the cause on site, so you know the new slab won't fail the same way the old one did.
Add-Ons Conroe Homeowners Pair With New Concrete
Many of our customers add one of these while the forms are open, since it costs less now than later. Each is priced as its own line on your quote. For drives, we offer stamped or exposed-aggregate borders, trench drains where the drive slopes toward the garage, sleeves for future lighting and irrigation, and basketball pole footings. Around the patio, we build cedar pergolas and covers, outdoor kitchens with gas and power from our licensed trades, and artificial turf where grass struggles in the shade. Our discounts for active-duty military, veterans, seniors, first responders, teachers and school staff apply to add-ons as well. Larger combined projects run on a deposit and progress draws instead of full payment up front.
What Concrete Work Costs in Conroe
Our Conroe pricing follows the job type. In the master-planned communities, the size of the addition and the finish set most of the price. On older in-town lots, tear-out and haul-off add to it. Out on acreage, long drives, culverts and truck access matter most. We price every job after a free site visit, in writing, with no hidden fees.
Our discounts for active-duty military, veterans, seniors, first responders, teachers and school staff apply in Conroe. Any change to scope is written down and approved by you before we do it, larger jobs run on a deposit and progress draws, and every job carries our one-year workmanship warranty.
Conroe Concrete Questions
How much does concrete work cost in Conroe, TX?
It depends on where you are in Conroe. In newer communities, the size of the addition and the finish drive the price. Older in-town lots add tear-out and haul-off, and acreage adds long runs, culverts and truck access. We quote in writing after a free site visit.
Who is the best company for concrete work in Conroe?
We'd pick a local, owner-run contractor who quotes in writing and builds with steel. We're based in Willis, pour 3,000-plus PSI concrete with a rebar grid on every job, honor quotes for three months, and hold a 5.0 Google rating.
Do I need a permit for a driveway in Conroe?
Inside city limits, the City of Conroe handles it, and new homes include a driveway application. Outside the city, county precinct rules apply to culverts on county roads. We check your address during the estimate.
Can you add a parking pad next to my builder driveway?
Yes. We dowel steel into the edge of your existing drive so the new pad moves with it, and broom it to match the texture.
Do you work on acreage outside Conroe?
We do. Grangerland, Dobbin, Decker Prairie and the Grimes County side around Plantersville are all regular territory for long drives, culverts and shop slabs.
My older Conroe home's front steps are crumbling. Can you rebuild them?
We break out the old steps, form new ones with even risers and a landing, and tie them back to the walk with steel so they stay together.
Get a Conroe Concrete Estimate
Call or use the form. We're a short drive from anywhere in Conroe, and the owner will come out, measure and write you a firm price.