Concrete Contractors in Austin & Central TX

Concrete is one of the most preferred paving solutions in Texas. Not all concrete solutions are made equal however. Some solutions can result in unwanted and unforeseen issues. These issues can include pavement not being as durable as advertised and causing potholes and loose gravel to form.

That’s why here at Lone Star Paving, we make sure to have the capacity to provide quality mixes from long-lasting material. Our premium concrete mix design ensures you receive a quality product that lasts. Our concrete projects come with a one-year quality guarantee, so you can rest assured that your paving investment will last.

With 125 years of combined experience, the Lone Star Paving team can handle any hand and auger concrete paving project in the Austin, Temple, and San Antonio area.

What is Concrete?

Concrete is a long-lasting and durable paving solution. It’s ideal for:

• Roads
• Parking lots
• Flatwork
• Sidewalks
• ADA accessibility ramps
• Any high traffic or load-bearing surface.

Concrete’s foundations are cost-effective and low maintenance overall. This makes concrete the ideal choice for commercial areas with high vehicle and foot traffic and for civil engineers!

Components of Concrete Paving & Texture

The foundations of concrete can consist of sand, rock, or gravel. Cement acts as a powder that when mixed with water and material can lead to creating concrete. Looking to find out more about how our projects are unique? Our concrete and asphalt paving experts can provide you with the accurate info you need.

Flatworked Pavement vs Concrete without Flatwork

Our professional contractors use concrete for flatwork features that either need more support from a substrate, like dumpster pads or need to be perfectly straight and smooth, like with ADA accessible ramps. It’s a versatile construction material and allows us to apply different finishes and textures. Without flatwork, pavements can form into unsafe and uneven surfaces for foot and vehicle traffic. This can result in costly repairs in the future as well as not satisfying guidelines expected to be followed.