Concrete Contractor in Plano, TX
Office and medical lots along the Tollway and US-75, apartment and HOA communities across the city, and 30- to 40-year-old driveways in neighborhoods that were built in Plano's big growth years.
Commercial · Multifamily · Driveways
Plano has a lot of concrete reaching the same age
Plano grew fast in the 1970s, '80s and '90s. That means a lot of the concrete in the city, from neighborhood driveways to shopping center lots, was poured in the same couple of decades and is wearing out on about the same schedule.
Add newer development around Legacy and the Sam Rayburn Tollway, and you get a city where some properties need a maintenance plan and others need real repair.
Here's what we do in Plano for each kind of property.
Commercial concrete in Plano
Plano's commercial properties are under a lot of eyes. Corporate campuses around Legacy, office buildings along the Dallas North Tollway and the President George Bush Turnpike, medical offices, and retail centers on Preston Road, Park Boulevard and along US-75.
Those properties care about appearance and safety in equal parts. We do panel replacement, curb and sidewalk repair, ADA ramp work, joint sealing and seal coating, and we schedule it around tenants. Early mornings and phased work keep entrances open.
For managers with several Plano buildings, a yearly walk with a ranked repair list keeps it from piling up.
Commercial concrete · Parking lot repair · Slab and warehouse floors · Seal coating
Apartment and HOA concrete in Plano
Plano has a lot of apartment communities, from older garden-style properties east of US-75 to newer ones around Legacy, Plano Parkway and Downtown Plano near the DART station. We fix sidewalk trip hazards, breezeways, pool decks, dumpster pads and parking areas, one building at a time.
Almost every Plano neighborhood has an HOA. Many of them own common-area sidewalks, entry drives, screening-wall footings and amenity center lots. We give HOA boards line-item bids, show up to walk the property with a board member, and work around resident traffic.
Apartment and HOA concrete · Sidewalk and trip hazard repair
Driveways in Plano
Many Plano homes built in the '70s through the '90s have alley-loaded garages, so the driveway runs off the alley. Those driveways and alley approaches are now 30 to 40 years old. Common problems: sunken sections by the garage, cracked panels from tree roots, and approaches broken by trash trucks.
We replace whole driveways, replace sections, and widen driveways for that third car. If your HOA has rules about driveway width or new pads, check before we start. We'll give you a simple drawing for the application. The City of Plano generally requires a permit for work in the right-of-way, and we'll confirm what your job needs.
Plano soil and what it means for concrete
Plano sits on expansive clay too, and the city's big mature trees add another problem: roots. Roots lift panels near the street and pull moisture out of the soil under driveways in summer, which makes the clay shrink.
When we replace a section near a big tree, we talk to you about root cutting and what's safe for the tree. And we always seal the joints so water doesn't make the clay problem worse.
Where we work in and around Plano
- Legacy
- Downtown Plano
- Willow Bend
- Deerfield
- Hunters Glen
- East Plano
- Dallas North Tollway
- US-75
- President George Bush Turnpike
- Sam Rayburn Tollway (SH-121)
- Preston Road
- Park Boulevard
- Spring Creek Parkway
- Plano Parkway
- Coit Road
Services in Plano and nearby cities
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Concrete in Plano: common questions
Do you work for Plano HOAs?
Yes. We bid common-area sidewalks, entry drives, curbs and amenity lots with line-item estimates the board can compare.
Can you widen my driveway in Plano?
Usually, yes. Check your HOA rules first. We dowel the extension into your existing driveway and pour it on a proper base.
Do you work on office and medical properties in Plano?
Yes. We do panel replacement, sidewalks, ADA ramps, joint sealing and seal coating, scheduled around tenants.
Why are so many Plano driveways cracking now?
A lot of them were poured in the '70s through the '90s and are reaching the end of their life, on clay soil, often near big trees.
Send us the address. We'll come look.
Photos get you the fastest answer. One wide shot that shows where the problem is, then a couple of close-ups. Put a shoe or a tape measure in the close-ups so we can judge size.
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Concrete problem in Plano?
Call or text 469-237-8862. Send a photo and the address.