Deck and Concrete Work in Salado

What the Ground Is Like in Salado

Salado is a small village on Salado Creek, known for its historic main street.

The ground in Salado is mostly heavy Blackland Prairie clay, the kind that moves a lot between wet and dry seasons.

That matters because the ground under a driveway, patio or deck decides how long it lasts. We look at your soil and slope during the estimate and build for what we find.

Concrete Work in Salado

We pour plain gray concrete with a broom or smooth finish. No stamped or stained work, just solid slabs built to last.

• Concrete driveways, new, wider or torn out and replaced
• Concrete patios and patio extensions
• Sidewalks and walkways, front walks and side yard paths

Clay is hard on concrete, so we add a thicker rock base, use a rebar grid on chairs and slope the slab so water never pools at the edge. Those steps keep a slab from heaving.

Decks, Patios, Porches and Pergolas in Salado

We build the wood side of the backyard too, so one crew can handle the slab and what goes on it.

• Decks in wood or composite
• Patios and covered patios
• Front and back porches
• Patio enclosures and screened porches
• Pergolas, attached or freestanding

Clay moves, so deck, porch and pergola footings go deeper here. That keeps posts from heaving and keeps the frame square.

Permits and HOA Rules in Salado

Rules change from city to city. Driveway approaches that meet the street, raised decks and roofed structures are the jobs that most often need a permit. If your home is in a neighborhood with an HOA, the design may also need HOA approval. We check what Salado and your HOA need before we set a start date.

Getting an Estimate in Salado

Salado is near the outer edge of our 60 mile service area. We still come out for free estimates here.

Call (210) 876-1998 or use the form below. We are open every day from 9 AM to 5 PM.

Nearby Towns We Serve

We also work in Belton, Holland, Nolanville, Harker Heights, Jarrell, Little River Academy.