Roofs-N-More
Kemah, TX · Fully Insured
Houston's heat, humidity, and clay soil are tough on concrete — but when it's poured and finished correctly, a residential slab lasts decades. We do it right the first time so you're not calling anyone back.
Reinforced, properly graded driveways built to handle Houston's expanding clay soil. We include expansion joints, rebar or wire mesh, and a clean brushed or broom finish.
Flatwork for backyard patios, walkways, sidewalks, and pool decks. We handle grading, forming, and finishing so the slab drains correctly and looks clean for years.
Add texture, pattern, or color to make your driveway or patio stand out. Stamped concrete gives you the look of stone, brick, or wood grain at a fraction of the cost.
Get a ballpark online or call us. We come out, measure the area, check grade and drainage, and give you a written price before anything starts.
Existing concrete or material is removed if needed. We grade the subbase, compact it, and set forms to the correct height and slope.
Steel reinforcement goes in before the pour — rebar grid or wire mesh depending on the slab type. This is what keeps the concrete from shifting and cracking apart.
Concrete is placed, screeded flat, floated, and finished to the agreed texture. Expansion joints are cut or placed to control where the slab breathes.
Fresh concrete is protected during the cure period. Once cured, we apply a penetrating sealer that protects against moisture, stains, and Houston's UV.
Concrete pricing depends on square footage, thickness, reinforcement, and finish. These ranges are starting points — your free written estimate will nail down the exact number.
Concrete reaches about 70% of its strength in the first week and full strength at 28 days. You can walk on it after 24–48 hours and drive on it after 7 days. We'll give you exact timing in writing based on weather conditions during your pour.
Yes, but it takes extra care. Hot weather accelerates the cure too fast, which can lead to surface cracking. We pour in the early morning when temps are lower, add ice to the mix if needed, and use curing blankets and misting to slow things down. Most Houston contractors skip these steps — we don't.
Stamped concrete typically runs 30–50% more than plain broom-finished work, depending on pattern complexity and color. The base pour is the same — the extra cost is in the stamping tools, release agents, and sealer. It's worth it for a patio or front entry that you see every day.
We focus on full pours — new driveways, patios, and flatwork — rather than small patch repairs. If your existing slab has widespread cracking or heaving from tree roots or clay soil movement, replacement usually makes more sense than patching anyway. We'll give you an honest assessment on your free estimate visit.
Almost all concrete develops some cracking over time — that's normal and expected. The goal is to control where it cracks (through expansion and control joints) and prevent structural cracking from poor reinforcement or subbase prep. Concrete poured without proper reinforcement, grading, or joints will crack badly. Ours won't.
Use our free AI estimating tool to get a quick ballpark — or call Phil directly. No pressure either way.