About our concrete contractor business in Longview
We're a Longview concrete contractor that builds driveways, patios and slabs, and we work out the ground, the slope and the joints before the truck shows up.
How I got into concrete work
I spent years in an office before I figured out I'd rather be tired from work I could stand on. I learned concrete on another contractor's crew, then started Superior Longview Concrete Construction here in Longview in 2017. The first thing the trade taught me is that concrete doesn't care how good your intentions were. It cares what's underneath it.
We're mostly known for driveways, patios and slab work, with the drainage worked out before anything gets poured, and you can see everything else we build on our home page. Homeowners call us, and so do small business owners and builders who want a crew that actually picks up the phone.
Concrete is hard to take back once it's poured, so I care most about the parts nobody looks at: the ground underneath, the slope and where the joints go. I'd rather spend extra time on layout than explain a crack later. A pretty finish on a bad base is just a nicer-looking crack that hasn't shown up yet.
- Ground dug out and packed firm
- Water running away from your house
- Joints cut where cracks belong
- A clean site when we leave
What working with our concrete crew is like
We treat your house and your time the way we'd want ours treated, which mostly means calling back, explaining the plan before we start and leaving the place clean.
You deal with the owner
I come out for the first look, do the measuring and work the pour alongside our crew, so nobody hands you off.
A call back you can count on
We reply within one business day, and it's usually me on the other end of the phone when we do.
The prep gets done first
We work out the slope, the joints and the ground prep before the truck comes, because that decides how your slab looks years from now.
An estimate you can compare
Your written estimate spells out what's in the price, like hauling and cleanup, and what isn't, so you can hold ours against anyone's.
A different fix if needed
If your job calls for an engineer or a different fix than the one you asked about, we'll say so before you spend money.
Permits handled with the city
We're fully licensed and insured, and where a city requires a permit for our work, we handle the application and inspections.
How we run a concrete job
I plan the job before the truck is ever booked, and our crew keeps the mess inside the forms as much as concrete allows, which is most of the time.
First look on site
I come out, check the ground and where the water runs off your yard, and do the measuring myself.
Plan and estimate
We plan the slope and the joint layout, then give you a free written estimate with no obligation to go ahead.
Ground prep and forms
We dig out and pack the subgrade, the ground your slab sits on, then set the forms and rebar, the steel that ties it together.
The pour and finish
Our crew pours and finishes with me alongside, then cuts the control joints, the grooves that give a slab a planned place to crack.
Curing and clean-up
We haul off the forms and the mess, then tell you when it's ready to walk on and when it's ready to drive on.
Concrete work in and around Longview
We're based in Longview and work in the cities around it. Pick your city below to see more, or send us a note through our contact page.
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(903) 331-0147Get a free concrete estimate in Longview
Call (903) 331-0147 or send us a message, and I'll come out, measure and give you a written estimate with no obligation.