Concrete Flatwork Contractors for Round Rock Commercial Sites

Parking and drive lanes, curb and gutter, sidewalks, curb ramps, dumpster pads and slab replacements for retail, office, church and light-industrial properties. Phased so you can stay open, and built to the City's Design and Construction Standards.

Working in Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Leander, Hutto, Pflugerville and Brushy Creek.

Commercial parking lot with trucks parked along a concrete curb

Commercial Concrete Services for Small and Mid-Size Sites

  • Parking and drive lanes: new, replacement and patch panels.
  • Dumpster enclosures and pads built thick enough for trucks.
  • Curb and gutter, including repairs where trucks have broken it.
  • Sidewalks and curb ramps to accessible slopes.
  • Loading and equipment pads.
  • Driveway approaches with City or TxDOT permits.

Concrete Commercial Contractors and the City's Rules

Round Rock requires all construction to meet its Design and Construction Standards (DACS, current version adopted January 28, 2021). Work in state highway right-of-way also follows the City's Access Management Plan for State Highways and a State right-of-way permit. In the City right-of-way, Construction Inspection Services inspects curbs, curb ramps, gutters, sidewalks and driveways.

The City's Transportation Criteria Manual requires nonresidential driveways on arterial streets to be at least 200 feet apart and 200 feet from the centerline of an intersection. That can decide where a new entrance goes before anyone talks about concrete.

Permit basics

Street Cut & Driveway Approach Permit

Required for work that cuts, breaks or damages the sidewalk or roadway in the right-of-way.

The contractor has to carry the City's required insurance and bond before the permit is issued.

Review: about 30 business days from a complete package.

Concrete Flatwork Near Me: Ramps and Accessible Routes

Check an existing ramp or plan a new one before the forms go in. Here's the slope math:

Check a ramp or route slope

Measure the height change in inches and the horizontal length in feet.

Enter a rise and run to see the slope.

2010 ADA Standards: walking surfaces max 1:20 running and 1:48 cross slope; ramps max 1:12, handrails when the rise exceeds 6 in. Your design professional has the final say on the accessible route.

Property managers

Send Photos of the Problem Areas and a Site Plan.

Photos of broken panels, failed curbs or a ramp that doesn't meet code, with a site plan or an aerial screenshot marked up, let us scope the job and plan the phasing before we visit.

Text photos to

(737) 888-5720

Commercial Concrete Companies Near Me: Concrete vs. Asphalt Patches

Compare two fixes for a failed parking area

Choose any two to compare.

Concrete panel replacementAsphalt patchConcrete dumpster pad only
LifespanLong, with a good baseShorterLong
HeatLight color, no softeningSoftens and ruts in heatNo softening
Heavy trucksHandles dumpster trucks wellRuts under heavy loadsBuilt for the truck's front wheels
DowntimeSeveral days of curingSame daySeveral days
UpkeepJoint sealingSealcoat and repatchingMinimal

We don't do asphalt; this comparison is here to help you decide.

Flatwork crew finishing a large slab under lights at night
Stock photo, for illustration: flatwork crew finishing a large slab under lights at night.

Commercial Concrete Contractors Near Me: Bid Checklist

Use this list to compare bids side by side.

Freshly formed concrete curb and gutter beside a roadway
Stock photo, for illustration: freshly formed concrete curb and gutter beside a roadway.

What every commercial concrete bid should answer

Tick the ones you want answered. Use the list with us or with anyone else you get a bid from.

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    Commercial Concrete Questions From Round Rock Property Owners

    What size commercial jobs do you take?

    Small to mid-size flatwork: parking areas and drive lanes for small sites, curb and gutter, sidewalks, curb ramps, dumpster and equipment pads, and slab replacements. Big tilt-wall or structural packages go to larger firms.

    Can you work around business hours?

    Yes. We can phase the work so part of the lot stays open, and schedule early pours, which help in summer heat anyway. Tell us your busy hours and we'll plan around them.

    Do commercial driveway approaches need a City permit?

    Yes. Work that cuts the curb, sidewalk or street in the right-of-way needs a Street Cut & Driveway Approach Permit; the commercial approach fee was $200 at the time of writing (subject to change). Work in TxDOT right-of-way along state highways also follows TxDOT's permit process.

    Will the work meet ADA?

    We build ramps, curb ramps and accessible routes to the slopes in the 2010 ADA Standards and the City's Design and Construction Standards. The design and accessible-route layout come from your architect or engineer where the project has one.

    Do you provide insurance certificates?

    Ask for the certificate with your bid request, and we'll provide what your property manager or GC needs.

    Request a Commercial Flatwork Bid

    Tell us what you're thinking about and roughly where the property is. We'll come look, ask a few questions about drainage and use, and send the scope in writing.

    • No charge for the visit or the written scope.
    • Photos help us show up with the right questions.
    • If the job is outside what we do, we'll say so.

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    Related Commercial Slab and Walk Work

    Broken Commercial Concrete or a Failed Curb? Get a Phased Plan.

    We'll scope it so your doors stay open. For residential work, see our Round Rock concrete contractor homepage.

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