DFW Concrete Contractor
Patios, driveways, sidewalks, stamped concrete, and structural slabs built to last in North Texas clay soil — engineered base, proper rebar, and a written warranty.
DFW Concrete Contractor across DFW
Texas soil moves. The difference between a concrete project that lasts 30 years and one that cracks in three is base prep, rebar layout, and expansion joint design — not the concrete itself. We engineer every Yearby concrete project for the soil it sits on, and we line-item the scope so you can see exactly what you're paying for. Stamped, broom-finish, decorative borders, integral color — all installed by the same crew, all backed by a 5-year workmanship warranty.
Why DFW homeowners choose Yearby
- ▸Engineered base prep for North Texas clay soil
- ▸Proper rebar layout, not wire mesh
- ▸Stamped, broom, salt finish, and decorative options
- ▸Permitted and inspected where required
- ▸5-year workmanship warranty
- ▸Clean jobsites, neat cuts, sealed expansion joints
Our concrete services
Concrete Patios
A patio is only as good as what's under it. We do the unglamorous work first — compacted base, rebar grid, joint plan — so your DFW patio lo…
Learn more →Stamped Concrete
Stamped concrete in DFW is a craft, not a product. Pattern, color layering, release agent, and finishing timing all matter — and we do them …
Learn more →Concrete Driveways
North Texas soil moves — a lot. A driveway that doesn't move with it spalls, cracks, and lifts. We engineer driveways in DFW for the soil th…
Learn more →Concrete Sidewalks
A bad sidewalk pour shows up fast — uneven steps, bird baths, hairline cracks. We grade, form, and pour walkways in DFW the way they should …
Learn more →Concrete Slabs
A shed slab and a hot tub slab are not the same project. We pour slabs in DFW sized to the actual load — thickness, rebar, and base spec'd a…
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DFW Concrete Contractor FAQs
How thick should my patio or driveway be?+
Patios: 4" minimum with #4 rebar. Driveways: 5" minimum with #4 rebar grid. We pour to actual engineering, not the minimum bid spec.
Is stamped concrete worth it?+
Yes — it adds 30–50% to project cost but doubles curb appeal and resale value. Stamped concrete also outlasts pavers in DFW because there are no joints to weed.
How long does concrete take to cure before I can use it?+
Foot traffic in 24–48 hours. Cars on a driveway after 7 days. Full strength at 28 days.
Will my concrete crack?+
Concrete cracks — we control where it cracks with properly spaced and sawn control joints. Random cracking outside joints is a workmanship issue and covered by our warranty.
Ready to start your concrete project?
Photo-documented inspections. Honest scopes. Built-to-last work.