Serving Pleasanton, TX
We're based right here in Pleasanton — pouring slabs, driveways and metal building foundations for our neighbors across Atascosa County.
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Pleasanton is home base. From downtown homes off N Main to ranches out toward Loop 463 and properties along SH-97, we've poured every kind of concrete this town needs — backyard patios, shop slabs, RV pads, barndominium foundations and full commercial pours.
Local soils run heavy clay with sandy pockets, and our crews build for that reality: properly compacted subgrade, thickened edges, the right rebar grid and concrete mix. No shortcuts under the slab — that's how a Pleasanton pour holds up to thirty Texas summers.
Every service below is available in Pleasanton, TX and the surrounding Atascosa County area. Click through to the main service page for full specs, process and FAQs.
Most Pleasanton slabs we pour are 4" residential or 6" reinforced with #4 rebar for shops and equipment — built on properly compacted Atascosa County clay subgrade. We handle everything from a backyard shed pad off N Main to a full 40x60 shop slab out by Loop 463.
Learn more about Concrete Slabs →Pleasanton's growing barndominium and metal shop market means we pour more engineered building slabs here than anywhere else in the county. Anchor bolts set from your steel supplier's template, thickened perimeter beams, and rebar sized for column loads through our local expansive clay.
Learn more about Metal Building Slabs →Working shop slabs in Pleasanton get 6"–8" thickness, #4 rebar at 12–16" on center and a hard-troweled finish that holds up to jack stands, forklifts and dropped tools. We spec the mix and joint layout to your equipment, not a generic template.
Learn more about Shop Slabs →Reinforced concrete driveways across Pleasanton — from downtown homes to ranch entries off SH-97 and FM roads. Standard spec is 4"–6" of 3,500 PSI concrete over compacted base with rebar and saw-cut control joints so it doesn't crack the first summer.
Learn more about Concrete Driveways →Backyard patios, covered porches and outdoor kitchen slabs poured throughout Pleasanton. Broom, brushed or stamped finish, with the correct slope away from the house — no ponding, no cracked pavers, no headaches.
Learn more about Concrete Patios →RV and gooseneck trailer pads sized for your specific rig, with thickened jack-pad zones and 6" of reinforced concrete over compacted base. Popular for Pleasanton properties out toward Poteet and along US-281.
Learn more about RV Pads →Slab-on-grade foundations for new homes, additions and barndominiums across Pleasanton and Atascosa County. Engineered to local soil reports when required, with turndowns and grade beams sized for expansive clay movement.
Learn more about Concrete Foundations →Commercial slabs, dock pads, sidewalks and parking pours for Pleasanton businesses along US-281 and downtown. We coordinate with your GC, meet spec, and pull permits with the City of Pleasanton and Atascosa County.
Learn more about Commercial Concrete →Yes — for projects that require a permit through the City of Pleasanton or Atascosa County, we coordinate the paperwork and inspections as part of the job.
Because we're based in town, most Pleasanton projects can be on the schedule within 1–2 weeks of estimate approval, weather permitting.
We pour throughout Atascosa County and the surrounding region — Jourdanton, Poteet, Lytle, Charlotte, Campbellton and out to Floresville and Devine.
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Serving Pleasanton, Jourdanton, Poteet, Floresville, Devine & South Texas.