Concrete Foundations

Concrete Foundations in Pleasanton & South Texas

Concrete Slab Pros is a locally owned concrete foundation contractor in Pleasanton, TX, pouring engineered slab-on-grade, monolithic and post-tension foundations across South Texas. South Texas soils move — clay shrinks, sand shifts — and a foundation that ignores that reality cracks fast. We build to your engineer's plans, coordinate under-slab plumbing, and document every stage with photos.

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What You Get

Engineer-Driven

We build to your structural engineer's plans, not guesswork.

Soil-Ready Design

Monolithic or post-tension options for South Texas clay.

Plumbing Coordination

We coordinate with plumbers for under-slab rough-in.

Documented Pour

Photos at every stage — subgrade, rebar, plumbing, pour.

Our Process

  1. 01

    Review engineered foundation plans

  2. 02

    Excavate beams, form perimeter, set vapor barrier

  3. 03

    Tie rebar grid and beam steel, coordinate plumbing

  4. 04

    Pour, finish and saw-cut joints

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a house foundation cost in Pleasanton, TX?

A typical engineered slab-on-grade foundation in the Pleasanton area runs $8–$14 per square foot depending on beam depth, rebar spec and soil. A 2,000 sq ft home foundation usually lands between $16,000 and $28,000.

Do I need an engineer for my foundation?

Yes — any habitable building in Atascosa County needs a stamped foundation plan from a Texas-licensed structural engineer. We can recommend local engineers we work with regularly.

Monolithic slab or post-tension in South Texas?

Both work well in Pleasanton and the surrounding clay soils. Monolithic slabs are the most common for smaller footprints; post-tension is often specified for larger homes and expansive soil sites. Your engineer makes the call based on the soil report.

How long does a foundation take to pour?

A standard residential foundation takes about 2–3 weeks from site prep through pour and initial cure — you can frame walls on it after 7 days.

Do you pour barndominium and shop foundations?

Yes — barndominium, workshop and detached garage foundations are a large share of our work across Atascosa, Wilson, Frio and Medina counties.

Ready to Pour Your Concrete Foundations?

Serving Pleasanton, Jourdanton, Poteet, Floresville, Devine & South Texas.

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