About Heritage Concrete Austin
Heritage Concrete Austin is a concrete contractor in Austin, Texas, pouring, repairing and finishing concrete for homeowners, property managers, builders and businesses across the city and 30 nearby towns.
There is no charge for an estimate, and the phone and the request form are answered any hour, any day of the week.
Call or request a free estimate any time, 24/7
Residential and commercial concrete work
Around the house, the work covers driveways and their street approaches, slab foundations and ADU slabs, patios, walks, steps and pool decks, garage floors, RV and shop pads, retaining walls and landscape curbing. Finishes range from a plain broom texture to stamped, stained, polished and exposed aggregate. Older concrete gets crack and slab repair, leveling, resurfacing, sealing or removal.
On the commercial side, it covers parking lots, curb and gutter, warehouse and industrial floors, tilt-wall panels, apartment and multifamily concrete, building slabs, repairs to existing lots and slabs, and concrete cutting and pumping.
Both halves matter in this city. The Census Bureau's 2020–2024 survey counts 209,772 single-family detached homes in Austin and almost as many, 208,961, in buildings of five or more units, so concrete here runs from a single front walk to an apartment parking lot.
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(512) 588-2862How a concrete project runs, step by step
Most jobs follow the same path. The steps below describe general practice with industry figures, and the estimate fills in the specifics for your site.
Call or send a request
Someone answers 24/7. Give a rough size, describe the current surface and say when the work should happen; that is enough to begin.
A free look at the job
The estimate weighs size and slope, whether a concrete truck can get in, how much old concrete must come out, and the ground, which in Austin may be swelling clay or shallow soil over limestone.
Permits where they apply
Concrete kept on your own lot, away from the street right-of-way, does not need a City building permit; the driveway approach, sidewalk or curb at the street does, and we will point out which rules reach your job.
Prep, pour and finish
The ground is graded and compacted, the base and steel go in, and the concrete is placed and finished. NRMCA starts final finishing when a footprint leaves a dent of ⅛ to ¼ inch.
Cure, then use
A curing compound goes on once the surface sheen is gone, best in two coats at right angles, because a slab that dries out too soon can forfeit up to half its potential strength.
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(512) 588-2862Austin and the towns around it
The National Weather Service places Austin where the Colorado River meets the Balcones Escarpment, the line between the Hill Country and the prairies to the east, with the ground rising from 400 feet on the city's east and southeast side to just over 1,000 feet in the northwest. The metro area takes in five counties: Bastrop, Caldwell, Hays, Travis and Williamson.
Heritage Concrete Austin works in Austin, Rollingwood, West Lake Hills, Lost Creek, Sunset Valley, Barton Creek, Steiner Ranch, Hornsby Bend, Wells Branch, Shady Hollow, San Leanna, Manchaca, Manor, Bee Cave, Hudson Bend, Garfield, Bear Creek, Pflugerville, Volente, Hays, The Hills, Lakeway, Brushy Creek, Cedar Park, Creedmoor, Belterra, Point Venture, Webberville, Buda, Jonestown and Round Rock.
Request a free concrete estimate, any hour
Phone or use the form with a short description of the work, and a free estimate gets booked. Someone picks up 24/7.