Concrete Slabs
Concrete Slab Pros is a locally owned concrete slab contractor in Pleasanton, TX, pouring reinforced residential and commercial slabs across Atascosa County and South Texas. Every slab is built on a properly compacted subgrade with engineered rebar, a mix rated for the load, and clean saw-cut joints — the difference between a slab that lasts 40 years in South Texas clay and one that cracks in five.
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Stripped, moisture-conditioned and compacted base — the #1 reason slabs fail in Atascosa County.
#4 or #5 rebar tied on chairs at the spacing your slab actually needs.
3,000–4,500 PSI mixes with fiber or air entrainment when called for.
Broom, brushed or trowel finish — square edges and tight control joints.
Free on-site measurement and slab layout in Pleasanton or nearby
Site clearing, forming and compacted subgrade
Rebar grid tied on chairs to engineered spacing
Pour, screed, float and finish — followed by saw-cut control joints
Most reinforced residential slabs in Pleasanton run $6–$10 per square foot installed, depending on thickness, rebar spec and site prep. A 30x40 (1,200 sq ft) slab typically lands between $7,200 and $12,000. We give free written quotes so there are no surprises.
Most residential slabs are 4 inches thick. Slabs holding vehicles, RVs or shop equipment are typically 6 inches with thickened edges and #4 rebar at 16" on center.
Yes — we strip, fill, compact and grade the subgrade as part of the slab quote so you have one accountable contractor from dirt to finished pour.
You can walk on it in 24 hours, drive light vehicles in 7 days, and load it to full design strength at 28 days. In South Texas summer heat we mist and cover to prevent surface cracking.
Yes. We pour slabs across Atascosa, Wilson, Frio, Medina and Bexar counties from our Pleasanton base — usually within a 45-mile radius with no travel charge.
We pour concrete slabs across Atascosa County and surrounding South Texas towns. Choose your city for local details, soil notes and project examples.
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.
View Pleasanton concrete services →Reinforced slabs for Jourdanton homes, ranches and oilfield support sites — a 10-minute drive from our Pleasanton yard. We build for the same Atascosa County clay, with proper subgrade prep and engineered rebar every pour.
View Jourdanton concrete services →Reinforced slabs for Poteet farms, ag buildings and homes — 4" residential up through 8" reinforced ag slabs. We prep sandy-loam-over-clay subgrade properly so the slab doesn't move with the seasons.
View Poteet concrete services →Reinforced slabs across Floresville and Wilson County — same expansive-clay playbook as Pleasanton, with compacted base, thickened edges and engineered rebar every pour.
View Floresville concrete services →Reinforced slabs across Devine and Medina County, with subgrade prep tailored to local sandy-loam and caliche conditions. Same standards whether it's a 10x12 patio or a 60x100 shop.
View Devine concrete services →Serving Pleasanton, Jourdanton, Poteet, Floresville, Devine & South Texas.