Driveway Contractor in Flower Mound, TX
North Texas soil moves — a lot. A driveway that doesn't move with it spalls, cracks, and lifts. We engineer driveways in Flower Mound for the soil they're sitting on, not the picture in the brochure.
Concrete Driveways in Flower Mound, done right.
North Texas soil moves — a lot. A driveway that doesn't move with it spalls, cracks, and lifts. We engineer driveways in Flower Mound for the soil they're sitting on, not the picture in the brochure.
Flower Mound's larger lots, mature trees, and custom homes need an outdoor-living and roofing contractor who treats every project bespoke.
Hill-country topography means drainage and slope planning are critical.
Concrete Driveways scope for Flower Mound homes
- ▸Tear-out and disposal of old driveway
- ▸Compacted base — 4" minimum, 6" in heavy-clay areas
- ▸#3 rebar grid on chairs, not laid in the dirt
- ▸Control joints planned for slab size and geometry
- ▸Pitch and drainage designed away from garage and foundation
- ▸Curing compound applied for proper hydration
Neighborhoods we serve in Flower Mound
Flower Mound concrete driveways pricing
Most driveway replacements in DFW run $7–$14 per square foot for standard 4" pours and $10–$18 per square foot for thicker pours, decorative finishes, or RV-rated driveways.
Why Flower Mound homeowners choose Yearby
- ▸Driveways scoped to soil condition, not a flat per-foot price
- ▸Joints planned for movement, not just aesthetics
- ▸Rebar that's actually in the slab — not under it
- ▸Realistic cure times before you park on it
How a Flower Mound concrete driveways project runs
- 01Free on-site inspectionWe walk the property, take measurements, and photo-document everything — no high-pressure pitch.
- 02Line-item proposalDetailed written scope and pricing for the driveway pour — you see exactly what drives the cost.
- 03Schedule & buildPermits where required, weather-aware scheduling, daily clean jobsite, milestone updates.
- 04Walk-off & warrantyFinal walk-through, photo record, and written workmanship warranty in your hands.
DFW homeowners — including Flower Mound
"After two other contractors disappeared mid-project, Yearby was the first to deliver clear communication, detailed scopes, and a roof on schedule."
"The pergola they built is absolutely stunning. They handled HOA, permits, and the entire install — we just showed up to enjoy it."
"Our kitchen remodel came in on time, on scope, and the clean jobsite standards made all the difference with a baby in the house."
Driveway Contractor Flower Mound — FAQs
Are you really a local driveway contractor in Flower Mound?+
Yes. Yearby Construction Group is based in The Colony, just minutes from Flower Mound. Our crews work across Flower Mound, TX year-round and know the Bridlewood and Wellington areas in particular.
How quickly can you start a concrete driveways project in Flower Mound?+
Most Flower Mound projects can be scheduled within 1–3 weeks of contract signing. After major DFW storms, scheduling extends — we'll give you a realistic window upfront.
Do you pull permits for concrete driveways in Flower Mound?+
Yes, where required. We work directly with Flower Mound and the surrounding municipalities and build to inspection standards every time.
How long until I can drive on it?+
Walkable in 24–48 hours, passenger-car weight at about 7 days, full design strength at 28 days.
Do you need to tear out my old driveway?+
Almost always yes for full replacement. Overlays usually fail in Texas because the underlying movement continues.
Can you do an extension or apron?+
Yes — we tie new pours to existing slabs with dowels and proper joint sealant for movement.
Ready to start concrete driveways in Flower Mound?
Photo-documented inspections. Honest scopes. Built-to-last work.
Plan your project before you hire.
Planning concrete driveways in Flower Mound? Get the Yearby Construction Group project planning checklist: scope, budget, permits, and the questions to ask your contractor.
- Define your scope and priorities
- Compare written estimates
- Prepare for permits and the final walk-through