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Replacing a Failed Driveway With Your Concrete Contractor in New Caney, TX

We replace driveways that are cracked across most panels, sinking at the edges or heaving where the clay has moved, because patching won't hold on those. Our crew saw-cuts the slab into sections with a wet saw and breaks it out with a skid steer. We haul the debris to a local crushing facility that recycles it into base material.

Once the old slab is gone, we dig out soft or washed-out spots, replace them with select fill and compact the whole area before we set forms. Then we lay a rebar grid on chairs, pour about 4 inches of 3,000-plus PSI concrete with fiber mesh, broom it and cut control joints, usually in two to three days total.

What Goes Into Every Slab We Pour in New Caney, TX

Every slab we pour in New Caney is built to resist the expansive clay under it, which can change volume by up to 30% between dry and saturated conditions. Our standard is a compacted base, 3,000-plus PSI concrete, a rebar grid held mid-slab on chairs, and fiber mesh in the mix to reduce early shrinkage cracks.

Our joint plan matters as much as the steel. We cut control joints at spacing that matches the slab's thickness and shape, so shrinkage cracks follow a straight, planned line. Where a new slab meets an old one or the house, we use dowels or an expansion joint, depending on whether the two should move together or separately.

Settled, Heaved or Just Cracked? What We Look For

Our owner reads the slab before recommending anything. A level slab with fine cracks usually needs nothing. A dropped panel points to a washed-out or soft base, often near a downspout or a leaking irrigation line. A raised panel is usually roots or swelling clay. We fix the cause along with the concrete, rerouting downspouts or adding a drain so the new slab doesn't fail the same way.

New Caney, TX Neighborhoods We Serve

Tavola

Most of our Tavola jobs add to builder concrete on lots of about 0.11 to 0.13 acre. Typical requests are a third parking lane, a larger back patio, a covered kitchen or a walkway around the side of the house. We prepare plans for HOA review and size each addition to the lot so the yard still drains, including on the newer Tavola West streets.

Kingwood Side (Montgomery County)

On the Montgomery County side of Kingwood, in New Caney ISD and MUD-served neighborhoods, we pour patio extensions, pool decks and driveway widenings on newer homes. We also replace older drives and walks broken up by roots and shifting clay. Our crews know the HOA rules on these tree-lined streets and plan around them.

The Trails and Newer Subdivisions

In The Trails and the other new subdivisions around New Caney, we pour patio extensions sized for a table and a play area. We also pour side-yard walks for trash bins and mowers and pads for sheds, generators and AC condensers, all doweled into the builder slab where they connect.

Hot Tub, Shed and Equipment Pads

Our hot-tub pads are level slabs with steel throughout, sized a little larger than the tub so you have room to step out. We leave a sleeve for the electrical line so it doesn't have to be trenched in later. A filled hot tub is heavy, and a pad that settles on one corner ruins it.

We use the same approach for storage sheds, standby generators and AC units. Each pad gets a compacted base, steel and a slight slope to shed water. When a pad needs power or gas, our licensed master plumbers and electricians run it as part of the same job.

Patios and Outdoor Kitchens for New Caney Back Yards

We extend New Caney builder patios that are barely large enough for two chairs. Our crew either adds on with a saw-cut edge and steel dowels or tears out a cracked or poorly sloped original and pours one larger slab. Our finishes run from standard broom to stamped stone patterns and textured overlays.

Our crews build covers, outdoor kitchens and fences in-house, so we can take a bare back yard to a finished outdoor room. That can include grill islands with vent hoods, cedar or pressure-treated pergolas, covered patios and artificial turf around the slab. A full outdoor bundle usually takes us about two weeks.

How Long New Caney Projects Take Us

These are the ranges we give most New Caney homeowners in their written estimate. Size and weather can move them, and we tell you up front when they will.

When rain pushes a pour date, we call you directly to reschedule. Our phones are answered by us, not a call center, Monday to Saturday from 7am to 7pm.

Summer Pours, Rain and Scheduling in New Caney

We schedule around heat and rain. In summer, our crews start pours early so the concrete isn't setting too fast in the afternoon sun. We also keep the surface from drying out before we cut joints. In the wetter months, we move a pour rather than place concrete on a soaked base or ahead of a downpour.

Your estimate includes an honest date range, and we confirm the day by phone before the crew arrives. If a storm pushes us back, your written price doesn't change because the date did.

Why New Caney Families Hire Us

• More than 40 years of family building in Texas and over 500 completed projects
• A 5.0 Google rating built on five-star reviews from homeowners and HOAs
• Replacement drives poured with steel, never patched over a failed base
• HOA plans prepared for Tavola and the Kingwood-side neighborhoods
• Licensed and insured, with licensed master plumbers and electricians on outdoor kitchens and pads
• Before-and-after photos of every job and a one-year workmanship warranty

Our owner answers the phone, comes out to measure and stays with the job through the final walkthrough. Tell us what you'd like built and we'll put a firm, itemized price in writing.

Our Most Requested Concrete Services in New Caney, TX

Add-Ons New Caney Homeowners Choose

Many of our New Caney customers add one of these while the forms are open, because building it in now costs less than cutting concrete later:

• Electrical sleeves for a hot tub, lighting or an outdoor TV
• Gas line stub-ups for a future grill island or fire table
• A trench drain across a drive that slopes toward the garage
• Stamped or textured finishes on the patio and the front walk
• Artificial turf around the patio where grass won't grow
• Cedar pergolas or a solid cover over the dining area

Each add-on is priced on its own line in our written quote, so you can see exactly what it adds and decide what to build now and what to leave for later. We hold that price for three months.

Preparing for Your New Caney Project

We send you a short checklist before work starts. It asks you to clear the drive or yard of vehicles, toys and furniture and to switch off sprinklers near the work area. On pour day, keep pets inside and leave the side gate open if our crew needs the back yard. For HOA neighborhoods, we confirm the approval is in hand before we book your dates.

After the pour, you can walk on the new concrete after about a day and drive or set a filled hot tub on it after about a week. Our owner walks the finished job with you, explains curing and care, and leaves you before-and-after photos. Every job is backed by our one-year workmanship warranty and 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Concrete Problems We Fix Most in New Caney

Our New Caney service calls fall into a few groups, split between the older streets and the newer subdivisions:

• Original drives near the Kingwood line cracked into plates, with no steel inside
• Single panels sunk next to downspouts and leaking irrigation lines
• Builder patios cracked where they meet the house slab
• Hot tubs set on pavers or thin pads that have settled on one corner
• Walks lifted by roots on tree-lined streets

We fix the cause along with the concrete, so the repair outlasts the original. That means rerouted downspouts, a rebuilt and compacted base, steel in every new panel, and dowels into the sound concrete around it.

Budgeting a New Caney Concrete Project

Our replacement quotes cost more than new pours on open ground because of the tear-out and haul-off, and size, thickness, finish and access to the back yard also matter. We list every one of those items in a written estimate with no hidden fees, and any change is written up and approved by you before we touch it.

Larger projects run on a deposit and progress draws, and we offer discounts for active-duty military, veterans, seniors, first responders, teachers and school staff. If you're planning a patio now and a kitchen later, we leave sleeves and dowels in place so the second phase connects cleanly.

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