About Laredo Concrete Company - Concrete Contractor in Laredo, TX
Homeowners and property managers usually call us with a surface they have stopped trusting: a drive that pitches the wrong way, a patio that ponds, a slab that dropped away from the door. Here is who shows up and how the work gets decided.
(956) 955-8166
How the Company Got Here
Laredo Concrete Company has been pouring concrete out of Laredo since 2012, and the work has stayed close to home ever since. Most weeks that means driveways on streets feeding I-35 and Loop 20, patios behind houses on established in-town lots, and pavement built for the delivery and freight traffic that moves through a river city on the edge of Webb County.
Concrete here answers to heat before anything else. A normal July high sits near 102 F, so a pour gets scheduled around conditions and curing begins the moment the finish is on. The heavy storms in between do the grading review for us, because they show exactly which corner of a yard holds water. What has not changed since the first season is the order of operations: look at the property, price what is actually there, put it in writing, then pour. The full range of what the crews build sits on the home page, all 16 of them.
Four Things You Will Notice Working With Us
What Holds the Slab Up Comes First
Pouring fresh concrete over support that already failed buys you a few good seasons and the same repair bill again. Your quote shows the excavation, the compacted base, and the drainage correction as separate lines, because those are the parts that decide whether the surface is still flat years from now.
Placement Runs on Conditions, Not the Calendar
Delivery intervals, crew size, finishing time, saw cuts, and cure protection are settled before the concrete is ordered. If the day turns out hotter, windier, or wetter than the plan allows, you hear about the change from us instead of finding a rushed finish later.
The Scope Is Written Down Before You Commit
Every estimate names base depth, slab thickness, reinforcement, joint layout, finish, cure method, permit responsibility, and exclusions. Hold it next to another bid and the difference between the two shows up line by line instead of hiding inside one total.
Your Property Goes Back the Way It Was
Broken paving, forms, and spoil leave with the crew. Doors, walls, irrigation heads, and plantings get protected while the work is open, and the job ends with a walkthrough at the property rather than a message saying the crew has moved on.
Licensing, Insurance, and What Backs the Quote
State-Licensed and Fully Insured Concrete Contractor
Hiring a licensed and insured company keeps an injury or a damaged utility line off your homeowner policy. Coverage and licensing are in place before a crew sets foot on the property, not arranged after something goes wrong.
Locally Registered for Right of Way Work
Driveway approaches, sidewalks, and anything else that touches the public right of way go through the City of Laredo Building Development Services permit center, which treats a residential permit as written authorization to build and requires the contractor doing right of way work to be registered. Your scope says who files that application.
Serving Laredo Since 2012
Concrete has gone out of this Laredo office to 12 South Texas cities year after year since 2012. Messages get a reply within one business day, and whoever measured your job is still the one to ask when a question comes up two weeks after the pour.
What Does Concrete Work Cost Around Here?
Budget $8 to $16 per square foot for driveway work and $8 to $18 for a patio, which puts a 600 square foot drive near $4,800 to $9,600 and a 300 square foot patio near $2,400 to $5,400 when the site is straightforward. Tight truck access, demolition and haul off, base repair, extra thickness, heavier reinforcement, pump time, small loads, borders, and decorative color are what push a project toward the upper end. A quote from the property replaces that span with real numbers.
Scheduling gets the same treatment. Crews watch what the National Weather Service posts for the region before a delivery is confirmed, since air temperature, wind, and humidity control how long there is to finish and joint a slab. Joints guide where shrinkage shows up rather than preventing it, and that is stated plainly in the scope instead of buried in a guarantee nobody can keep.
Cities the Crews Reach
Every address below gets the same estimate visit, the same written scope, and the same crews out of Laredo. Pick the one nearest you to see how concrete work runs in that city.
Reach the Office
Laredo Concrete Company3320 Napoleon StLaredo, TX 78043(956) 955-8166info@laredoconcretecompany.comMonday to Saturday: 8 AM to 8 PM. Sunday: 8 AM to 5 PM.
Calls reach a person during posted hours, and anything that arrives outside them gets a reply within one business day. Ready to put dimensions and photos in front of us? The form and the map are on the contact page, and someone from the office calls to set up the free, no obligation site visit once it lands.
The address above is an administrative office, so it runs by appointment only, no walk-ins. Estimates happen at your property, where the base, drainage, and access can actually be looked at.
Meet the Crew at Your Property, Not on a Price List
Tell us what the surface is doing and we will measure it, review drainage and access, and leave you a written scope with no obligation attached to it.