Quality Work.
Fair Prices.
Lasting Results.
Strong, code-built concrete slabs for shops, garages, barndominiums, metal buildings, patios and driveways. Free quotes. Licensed & insured.
What We Pour
Foundations built for Texas dirt, Texas weather, Texas work.
From a backyard patio to a 60×100 metal building foundation — same crews, same standards.
Concrete Slabs
Code-built monolithic slabs for any project — 3,000+ PSI, rebar reinforced.
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Metal Building Foundations
Engineered slabs and footings sized for shops, warehouses, and steel buildings.
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Barndominium Foundations
Monolithic pours with brick ledges and rough-ins ready for your build.
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Shop & Garage Slabs
3,000+ PSI slabs reinforced with rebar — built to hold trucks, lifts, and equipment.
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Concrete Driveways
Reinforced driveways with proper drainage and crack-resistant joints.
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Concrete Patios
Backyard patios and porches — clean finishes, proper slope, lasting results.
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From site prep to final pour — we handle it all.
- 01Pre-Site Visit
We walk the site, check grading and access, and measure for a precise quote.
- 02Dirt Work & Prep
Excavation, backfill, and compaction to give your slab a stable base.
- 03Rebar & Forms
#3/#4 rebar at proper on-center spacing, with footings and brick ledge as needed.
- 04Monolithic Pour
3,000+ PSI mix poured in one continuous pour — slab and footings together.
- 05Finish & Cure
Smooth finish, clean-up, haul-off, and proper cure for max strength.
Why Hill Country Concrete
Strong foundations. Built right. The first time.
Concrete is unforgiving — once it's set, you live with it. We pour monolithic slabs rated 3,000+ PSI, reinforced with rebar and prepped on a stable, compacted base. Every job is licensed, insured, and backed by our crews.
- Experienced Crews — Foremen with decades of Texas Hill Country pours.
- Quality Materials — 3,000+ PSI mixes, #3 / #4 rebar, proper backfill — every job.
- On Time & On Budget — Pre-site visits, clear quotes, dependable scheduling.
- Licensed & Insured — Fully covered, fully accountable, start to finish.
What Our Customers Say
Real projects. Real Texas homeowners and builders.
Every quote, every pour, every finish — earned one job at a time.
“These guys nailed it. Showed up when they said, poured a clean monolithic slab with brick ledge ready for our build. Foreman walked me through every step. Couldn't be happier.”
“Got three quotes for a long driveway and patio — Hill Country was fair, professional, and the finish looks incredible. Two seasons in and not a single crack.”
“Needed an engineered slab for a shop large enough to park trucks and a lift. Site prep was solid, rebar was right, and the pour was clean. Highly recommend.”
“Honest pricing and great communication from quote to cleanup. They treated my place like it was their own. Will definitely call them for our next project.”
Free Quote
Tell us about your project.
One business day response. No pressure, no obligation — just honest pricing from a crew that does this every day.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a concrete slab cost in Texas?+
Concrete slab pricing in Texas typically runs from $6 to $12+ per square foot installed, depending on slab thickness, rebar schedule, site prep, and access. Hill Country sites with caliche or rock, and Gulf Coast sites needing fill or moisture barriers, sit on the higher end. Every quote is free and itemized — no surprises.
Do you provide free estimates?+
Yes — every quote is free and includes a pre-site visit. We measure the pad, check grading and access, and give you written, itemized pricing within one business day.
How long does it take to pour a slab?+
From quote acceptance, most residential and light-commercial slabs schedule within 2–4 weeks. Forming, rebar and the monolithic pour are typically completed in 1–3 days on site; concrete reaches initial strength in 24–48 hours and full design strength at about 28 days.
When can I start building on a fresh slab?+
You can typically frame walls in 3–7 days. Heavy loads — steel buildings, equipment, vehicles — should wait until the slab has cured to design strength (about 28 days). We'll advise the exact timing based on mix design and weather.
Do you handle Hill Country caliche, limestone and rocky sites?+
Yes. Our crews are set up for caliche, limestone shelf rock and rocky Hill Country lots with the right excavation, rock-saw work, fill and compaction. We engineer the base so the slab stays flat and crack-resistant over the life of the build.
Do you build on Texas expansive clay and Gulf Coast soils?+
Yes — we pour across Gulf Coast clay, North Texas blackland clay and South Texas expansive soils. We adjust slab thickness, rebar schedule and footings for soil movement, and engineer drainage so water doesn't sit against the foundation.
What PSI mix do you pour?+
All slabs are rated 3,000+ PSI standard, reinforced with #3 / #4 rebar at proper on-center spacing. Higher-strength mixes, fiber additives and post-tension options are available for engineered foundations and heavy industrial pads.
What areas do you serve?+
We serve the entire Texas Hill Country and major metros — Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, Georgetown, San Antonio, New Braunfels, Houston, Katy, The Woodlands, Dallas, Plano, Frisco and rural South Texas (Cuero, Victoria, Yoakum, Goliad). Our standard service radius is 100+ miles from Kerrville; longer trips are quoted with travel.
Do you charge travel fees outside the Hill Country?+
Inside our standard 100-mile service radius there's no extra travel charge. For Houston, DFW and far South Texas projects we quote travel and mobilization transparently in the written estimate — no hidden fees.
Are you licensed and insured?+
Yes — fully licensed and insured. Proof of insurance, references and prior pour photos available on request before you sign.
Regions We Serve
Engineered for every Texas region.
Hill Country caliche, Gulf Coast clay, North Texas blackland and South Texas expansive soils each demand different slab thicknesses, footings and drainage. Pick your region for local soil notes, lead times and city pages.
Austin Metro
Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, Georgetown and the Hill Country fringe. Caliche, limestone shelf rock and rocky lots — engineered slabs, driveways and patios.
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Houston Metro
Houston, Katy, Sugar Land, The Woodlands and Fort Bend. Gulf Coast clay, heavy rainfall and drainage challenges — slabs and foundations engineered for it.
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DFW Metroplex
Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, McKinney and Denton. North Texas expansive clay and freeze-thaw — engineered foundations, shop slabs and driveways.
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San Antonio
San Antonio, Bexar County, New Braunfels and Schertz. South Texas expansive clay and extreme heat — code-built slabs, foundations and patios.
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Rural South Texas
Cuero, Victoria, Yoakum, Goliad, Hallettsville and the Coastal Bend. Clay and sand soils, ranch access — barndominium pads, shop slabs and metal-building foundations.
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Service Areas
Concrete contractors across Texas
We pour throughout the Hill Country and major Texas metros. Pick your city for local notes on soils, permitting, and lead times.