# Waco Concrete

> Locally owned concrete contractor for slabs, patios and driveways in Waco, TX


## Pages

- [Marlin, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/marlin-tx/): Marlin is the seat of Falls County, southeast of Waco on Highway 6, and it is known for its hot mineral water and its historic downtown.
- [Crawford, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/crawford-tx/): Crawford sits west of Waco in rolling ranch country, and it is well known as the town near a former president's ranch.
- [Bruceville-Eddy, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/bruceville-eddy-tx/): Bruceville Eddy sits on I 35 south of Waco and Lorena, a quiet area of homes, small farms and workshops.
- [Elm Mott, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/elm-mott-tx/): Elm Mott sits on I 35 just north of Waco, a place of larger lots, mobile homes, new builds and workshops.
- [West, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/west-tx/): West sits on I 35 north of Waco, and it is known for its Czech heritage, its kolaches and a community that looks after its own.
- [Moody, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/moody-tx/): Moody sits southwest of Waco along Highway 317, a small farm town with a close knit feel.
- [Mart, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/mart-tx/): Mart sits east of Waco along Highway 6, a small town with a big sense of community.
- [Riesel, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/riesel-tx/): Riesel sits east of Waco along Highway 6, in the heart of the Blackland Prairie.
- [China Spring, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/china-spring-tx/): China Spring sits northwest of Waco, where the flat prairie turns to rolling hills, limestone and oak trees.
- [McGregor, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/mcgregor-tx/): McGregor sits southwest of Waco along Highway 84, in open country where farms, ranches and a few big employers share the land.
- [Lorena, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/lorena-tx/): Lorena sits south of Waco along I 35 and has grown fast. New homes, new streets and new families keep arriving.
- [Beverly Hills, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/beverly-hills-tx/): Beverly Hills is a small city wrapped by the Waco area, with quiet streets, older homes and tight lots.
- [Lacy Lakeview, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/lacy-lakeview-tx/): Lacy Lakeview lies just north of Waco, near I 35, Highway 77 and the Bosque River.
- [Bellmead, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/bellmead-tx/): Bellmead sits north of Waco along Highway 84 and Highway 77, with older neighborhoods, small shops and busy roads.
- [Robinson, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/robinson-tx/): Robinson sits just southeast of Waco along Highway 77 and Robinson Drive, and it is a town of family homes, school events and busy driveways.
- [Hewitt, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/hewitt-tx/): Hewitt has grown quickly south of Waco along Highway 84 and Hewitt Drive.
- [Woodway, TX](https://wacoconcretetx.com/woodway-tx/): Woodway sits just west of Waco along Highway 84, and our shop at 617 Santa Fe Drive is right next door in the 76712 area.
- [Commercial Concrete Flatwork](https://wacoconcretetx.com/commercial-concrete-flatwork/): A business lives on first impressions and safe access. A cracked walk, a sunken dumpster pad or a broken loading apron can cost customers and invite claims.
- [Shop and Barn Concrete Floors](https://wacoconcretetx.com/shop-barn-concrete-floors/): Central Texas is full of shops, barns and metal buildings. Many start with a dirt floor or a thin slab that cracks the first time a heavy truck rolls in.
- [Concrete Pads](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-pads/): Some of the most useful concrete jobs are small ones. A pad under an air conditioner keeps it level and out of the mud.
- [Decorative Concrete](https://wacoconcretetx.com/decorative-concrete/): Concrete does not have to look plain. With color, texture and pattern, it can look like tile, stone, wood or a custom design made just for your home.
- [Concrete Staining and Sealing](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-staining-sealing/): Plain gray concrete can look dull, and it can soak up oil, dirt and water. Staining adds rich color. Sealing protects the surface and brings out the shine.
- [Concrete Removal](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-removal/): Old concrete does not always deserve a second chance. A slab that has cracked into pieces, sunk below the door or crumbled at the surface is a hazard.
- [Concrete Resurfacing](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-resurfacing/): Not every worn slab needs to be torn out. Many have a solid base but a tired surface. They are stained, pitted or flaking, or they just look old.
- [Concrete Cutting](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-cutting/): Sometimes concrete has to be cut. A plumber needs a trench across a slab. A driveway needs one bad panel removed.
- [Concrete Retaining Walls](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-retaining-walls/): Waco has more hills than people expect.
- [Concrete Footings](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-footings/): A footing is the part nobody sees, and the part that matters most. It is the strong concrete base under a wall, a post or a building.
- [Concrete Pool Decks](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-pool-decks/): In Waco, a pool is a part of summer. The deck around it has to handle wet feet, hot sun, splashing and heavy chairs.
- [Concrete Steps](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-steps/): Steps are small, but they carry a big job. Every guest, every delivery and every grocery trip crosses them.
- [Garage Floor Concrete](https://wacoconcretetx.com/garage-floor-concrete/): A garage floor takes a beating. It holds a heavy truck, a rolling toolbox, spilled oil and wet tires.
- [Stamped Concrete](https://wacoconcretetx.com/stamped-concrete/): Natural stone is beautiful, but it costs a lot and it can shift in clay soil.
- [Concrete Sidewalks](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-sidewalks/): A good walkway does a simple job. It gets people from the street to the door, or from the driveway to the backyard, without mud, puddles or a trip.
- [Concrete Driveway Replacement](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-driveway-replacement/): You pull into the driveway and the same crack is waiting for you. It was a hairline last spring.
- [Driveway Repair](https://wacoconcretetx.com/driveway-repair/): You park in the driveway every day, so you notice every change. A crack near the garage. A chunk missing at the curb. A low spot that fills with water.
- [Concrete Repair](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-repair/): Concrete does not fix itself. A hairline crack in April can be a wide gap by October. Water gets in, the clay under the slab moves and the damage spreads.
- [Concrete Leveling](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-leveling/): Waco clay does not always hold still, and neither do slabs. A heavy rain can wash soil out from under a walk.
- [Slab Foundations](https://wacoconcretetx.com/slab-foundations/): Most new homes in Waco sit on a slab foundation. It is a thick concrete floor with thick edges, poured on the ground and tied together with steel.
- [Foundation Repair](https://wacoconcretetx.com/foundation-repair/): In Waco, foundation trouble is part of life. The black clay under many homes swells with rain and shrinks in drought. A house sitting on it moves.
- [Concrete Driveways](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-driveways/): Your driveway is the first thing people see and the last thing you cross every day.
- [Concrete Patios](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-patios/): A good patio gets used. It holds the Friday cookout, the Baylor game watch party and the quiet cup of coffee at sunrise.
- [Concrete Slabs](https://wacoconcretetx.com/concrete-slabs/): A slab looks simple. It is a flat, hard floor made of concrete. But in Waco, a slab sits on black clay that swells when it rains and shrinks when it bakes.
- [Contact Us](https://wacoconcretetx.com/contact-us/): Fill out the form and we will call you back to set up a visit. Want it faster? Call us. We are open every day from 5 AM to 10 PM.
- [About Us](https://wacoconcretetx.com/about-us/): Waco Concrete is a locally owned concrete contractor in Waco TX. We focus on three things people use every day: slabs, patios and driveways.
- [Home](https://wacoconcretetx.com/home/): If you have lived in Central Texas a while, you know what the ground can do. Waco sits on black clay that swells in the rain and shrinks in the heat.


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