Concrete experts of Central Texas.
Driveways, patios, walkways, slabs and commercial pours from a family-owned crew in Salado.
See the work37 projectsOur work.
Real Curtis jobs, every one. Pick a type or tap any photo.
New driveway slab in front of a two-car garage
Curved driveway widening in front of a garage
Wide driveway across the front of a new two-story house
Driveway apron with a curb return, meeting the street
Driveway extension beside a garage, a boat parked alongside
Rounded entry steps up to a stone porch
Back porch patio extension along a brick house
From above: new walks and a pad beside a backyard pool, crew at work
Backyard slab beside a fenced pool under blue sky
Curved steps and landing beside a stone house
Long run of concrete steps up to a stone house
Walkway curving through a tree-lined yard
Winding walk and steps to a home entry
Stepped walk beside a driveway on a sloped street
Curving walkway leading to steps along a fence
Sidewalk along a stone house to a wooden gate
Walkway from a side yard toward a patio
Curved walkway on a gravel slope
Sidewalk with a curb along a grassy lot
Sidewalk section at a curb beside a sign post
From above: a large slab with saw-cut joints
Large slab in an open field beside a storage building
Crew finishing a large slab, seen from a covered patio
L-shaped slab behind a house
Backyard slab beside a fence
Slab formed beside a house, freshly graded soil around it
Long slab along a metal building
Concrete pad inside a fenced batting cage
Concrete border framing a turf pad in a batting cage
Crew finishing a long pour beside a metal building
Night pour under work lights
Concrete crossing over drainage culverts on a graded site
Bollards set in concrete at a commercial lot
Equipment pad and footing at a commercial site
Slab on an open lot with posts set nearby
What we pour.
Residential, commercial and government concrete, with 25+ years in construction behind every job.
- 01DrivewaysNew drives, widenings, approaches and circle drives.6 photos
- 02Patios & pool decksBack patios, porch steps and decks around pools.6 photos
- 03Walkways & stepsCurved walks, side paths, sidewalks and front steps.10 photos
- 04Slabs & padsBuilding slabs, yard slabs, pads and batting cages.9 photos
- 05Commercial & site workCommercial pours, bollards, pads and culvert crossings.6 photos
How a pour goes.
- 01
Free estimate
Call or send the form. Tell us what you want poured, where, and roughly how big.
- 02
Dig & form
The ground is dug out and graded, and forms are set to the shape of the job.
- 03
Pour & finish
Steel goes in, the concrete is placed, then floated, finished and jointed.
- 04
Cure & clean up
Forms come off, the edges are backfilled, and the slab cures. We keep you posted the whole way.
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Salado sits on I-35 between Belton and Jarrell, in the middle of it all. Pick your town.
Tell us what you’re pouring.
Call, email or send the form. Estimates are free.
- Phone(254) 554-1112
- Emailcurtisvllc@gmail.com
- Office hoursMon–Fri, 9 to 5
- Based inSalado, Texas
