Illustrative view of a fresh North Texas concrete patio being professionally leveled

Concrete Installations

Driveways, patios, sidewalks, pathways, and custom slabs planned for the property, use, drainage, and finish you want.

3 555's Maintenance installs concrete driveways, patios, sidewalks, pathways, custom slabs, and decorative finishes across North Texas. Each project begins with the intended use, site access, grade, drainage, subgrade condition, reinforcement, finish, and curing plan so the written scope reflects the actual property.

What we can plan with you

  • Driveways, patios, sidewalks, pathways, and custom slabs
  • Site-specific planning for access, grade, and drainage
  • Standard, decorative, stamped, and textured finish options
  • Clear project scope before installation begins
  • Final walkthrough after placement and finishing

Questions to settle before construction

North Texas clay can expand and contract as moisture changes, so drainage and subgrade preparation should be evaluated before a pour.

Permit, easement, utility, and HOA requirements vary by address and project scope.

How much does a concrete patio or driveway cost in North Texas?

Pricing depends on square footage, demolition, access, grade, drainage, subgrade preparation, reinforcement, thickness, edge work, and finish. A site review is the reliable way to prepare a project-specific estimate.

How long before new concrete can be used?

The wait time depends on the concrete mix, weather, slab purpose, thickness, and project specifications. Your project plan should state when foot traffic, furniture, and vehicles can safely return.

Can you help with stamped or decorative concrete?

Yes. Decorative and stamped finishes can be considered for patios, walkways, and other outdoor surfaces. The best option depends on appearance, traction, maintenance, and budget.

How do North Texas soil and drainage affect concrete?

Dense clay soils can move as moisture changes. Good planning considers subgrade condition, compaction, drainage direction, joints, and nearby foundations before concrete is placed.

Do I need a permit for a patio, driveway, or slab?

Requirements vary by city, address, utilities, easements, lot coverage, drainage changes, and whether the work supports another structure. Confirm current city and HOA requirements before construction.