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Slabs and flatwork for builders

For home builders and general contractors around Noonday and Tyler: house slabs poured to the plan, on the date we give you.

How a builder’s job runs

A missed pour date slides every trade after it. So the date is the part we treat as fixed.

01
Send the plans
The foundation plan, the site address and the week you are aiming for. Email or call.
02
We walk the lot
We look at the pad, the grade and the access before we price it.
03
Written estimate
A number in writing, with what it covers.
04
A pour date
A date you can build the rest of the schedule around.
05
Weather calls
Concrete doesn’t go down in bad weather. If rain moves the pour, you hear it from us first, with the next date.
06
Pour and finish
Poured to the plan, leveled and finished, then left to cure.

The flatwork on the same lot, from the same crew.

Do you work from our engineer’s foundation plan?

Yes. House slabs are poured to the engineered foundation plan, with the reinforcement and moisture barrier where it calls for them.

Do you do the driveway and walks on a new build too?

Yes. Driveways, approaches, sidewalks and patios are all part of what we pour, so the flatwork can follow the slab.

What if weather moves a pour?

We move it rather than pour in bad weather, and you hear it from us first with the next date, not on the morning of.

Where do you work?

Out of Noonday, across Tyler and the East Texas towns around it. Call about a lot if you are not sure.

Free on-site estimate anywhere around Noonday and Tyler. Call us or send the form, and you hear back within 24 hours.

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