How We Handle Residential Concrete in Holliday
Homes in a small Archer County town like Holliday tend to hold onto their original concrete a long time, and it shows — driveways with settled corners, narrow walks poured decades ago, patios that never got added on. That's a good share of what we pour here: tear-outs and replacements alongside fresh flatwork for newer construction. We treat a Holliday driveway the same as one closer to Wichita Falls — compacted base first, steel reinforcement, and control joints placed so the slab cracks where we plan for it, not where it wants to.
One town over, our crew recently poured a backyard patio extension in Wichita Falls, tying new concrete cleanly into an existing covered patio — the kind of careful matching work that carries straight over to any Holliday home wanting an addition rather than a mismatched slab next to the old one. Every pour gets a broom finish where you need traction underfoot and straight, hand-edged lines everywhere the concrete is meant to be seen.
Old Concrete, Replaced Right
Tear-out and repour for aging Holliday driveways and walks, hauled off as part of the job.
Clean Additions
New slabs matched in height and finish to what's already there, so an addition looks planned.
Proven Just Down the Road
Recent flatwork in the corridor includes a patio extension poured and finished in Wichita Falls.
- New driveways, driveway additions, and approaches
- Patios, sidewalks, porches, steps, and garage pads
- Forming, reinforcement, and clean edge finishing
- Tear-out and replacement of old, failing concrete
Other Work We Handle in Holliday, TX
Concrete Foundations
Reinforced foundation slabs for homes, shops, barndominiums, and metal buildings — poured level and built to last.
Roofing Installation
Shingle and metal roofing systems installed and replaced to stand up to heat, wind, and hail.
Metal Projects
Metal buildings, shops, barns, carports, and barndominiums — from slab to finished structure by one crew.