Category: Demolition

  • Uresti Tax Office: Sidewalk Remove-and-Replace

    Uresti Tax Office: Sidewalk Remove-and-Replace

    In April 2026 our crew prepped and poured new concrete at the Uresti tax office, a busy public building where people come and go all day.

    LocationSan Antonio, TX
    Pour dateApril 2026
    ScopeDemolition, forming, steel, pour-back

    Scope

    • Saw-cut and break out the failed sidewalk and entry concrete
    • Haul off debris and prep the subgrade
    • Set forms and reinforcing steel
    • Place, finish and cure new concrete

    Public buildings can’t shut down for construction. We sectioned the work so visitors always had a clear, safe way in, and we left the site clean at the end of every shift.

    Government and agency projects are one of our core practice areas. See our public and government capabilities or request a quote for your facility.

    Project photos

    Uresti Tax Office: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2
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    Uresti Tax Office: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 4
    Uresti Tax Office: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 5
    Uresti Tax Office: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 6

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  • H-E-B Lockhart: Phase 1 Paving in a Four-Day Window

    H-E-B Lockhart: Phase 1 Paving in a Four-Day Window

    From January 15 through January 18, 2024, our crews completed Phase 1 of concrete work at H-E-B in Lockhart, Texas: demolition through finished paving, with the store open the whole time.

    ClientH-E-B
    LocationLockhart, TX
    DatesJanuary 15–18, 2024
    ScopeDemolition, subgrade, steel, paving

    The scope

    • Break out and haul off existing concrete
    • Prepare and compact the subgrade
    • Set forms and tie reinforcing steel
    • Place, finish and cure new paving

    Working around a live store

    Grocery work runs on the shopper’s schedule. We isolated and sequenced each section so customers and deliveries could keep moving while each area was demolished, poured and cured.

    Planning retail sitework? Request a quote.

    Project photos

    H-E-B Lockhart: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2
    H-E-B Lockhart: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 3
    H-E-B Lockhart: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 4
    H-E-B Lockhart: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 5
    H-E-B Lockhart: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 6

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  • Driveway Demolition, Santa Clara Job

    Driveway Demolition, Santa Clara Job

    In January 2023 we demolished an existing concrete driveway on our Santa Clara job to make way for new concrete.

    DateJanuary 2023
    ScopeDriveway demolition

    Good demolition sets up a good pour. We saw-cut clean edges where the new work meets the old, break out and haul off all debris, and check the subgrade underneath. Many driveway failures start with base problems that stay hidden until the old slab comes out.

    Need a failing driveway removed and replaced? Get a quote.

    Project photos

    Driveway Demolition, Santa Clara Job: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2

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  • QuikTrip: Overnight Demo, Next-Morning Pour-Back

    QuikTrip: Overnight Demo, Next-Morning Pour-Back

    Convenience stores never close, so concrete work has to fit into a single night. In May 2022 we completed four QuikTrip remove-and-replace jobs on back-to-back nights, then returned in November for demolition at North 1604/37 and Foster/I-10.

    ClientQuikTrip
    LocationsSan Antonio, incl. Marbach/1604, North 1604/37, Foster/I-10
    DatesMay & November 2022
    ScopeOvernight demolition, steel, pour-back

    How an overnight cycle works

    • 9 PM: barricade, saw-cut and break out the old concrete
    • Overnight: haul off spoils, prep base, tie steel
    • Morning: pour back and finish (the fourth job poured at 10 AM)
    • Protect and reopen as soon as the concrete allows

    Our first QT job was demolished the night of May 8 and poured May 9. The third, at Marbach and 1604, was demolished overnight on May 15. The fourth was demolished at 9 PM on May 16, with steel tied and pour-back at 10 AM on May 17.

    This kind of schedule takes our own equipment, an experienced crew and tight coordination with the ready-mix supplier. Talk to us about phasing your site.

    Project photos

    QuikTrip: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2
    QuikTrip: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 3
    QuikTrip: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 4
    QuikTrip: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 5
    QuikTrip: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 6

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  • H-E-B Victoria: Main Entrance and Paving Replacement

    H-E-B Victoria: Main Entrance and Paving Replacement

    H-E-B in Victoria is a store we know well. We first worked there in spring 2019, came back in October 2021 to remove and replace concrete paving, and returned again in March 2022.

    ClientH-E-B (Victoria 3)
    LocationVictoria, TX
    Dates2019, October 2021, March 2022
    ScopePaving remove-and-replace, main entrance replacement

    Main entrance replacement, 2022

    From March 29 to March 30, 2022 we removed and replaced the concrete at the main entrance, the busiest spot on any grocery site. It took two days.

    Paving, 2021

    On October 11, 2021 the crew removed and replaced paving sections and had them ready to pour the same day.

    Repeat clients are the best measure of our work. Request a quote.

    Project photos

    H-E-B Victoria: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2
    H-E-B Victoria: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 3
    H-E-B Victoria: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 4
    H-E-B Victoria: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 5
    H-E-B Victoria: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 6

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  • 3,000 sq ft Driveway Remove and Replace

    3,000 sq ft Driveway Remove and Replace

    From January 7 to January 12, 2022 we tore out and replaced a 3,000 square foot driveway at a large home.

    Area3,000 sq ft
    DatesJanuary 7–12, 2022
    Concrete3000 PSI, 5 in. thick
    Reinforcement3/8 in. rebar @ 12 in. OCEW
    FinishBroom

    Process

    • Demolish existing driveway and haul off spoils
    • Prep and compact the base
    • Set forms and tie 3/8-inch rebar at 12 inches each way
    • Place 3000 PSI concrete at 5 inches thick
    • Broom finish

    We poured it 5 inches thick instead of the usual 4, which gives it more strength for heavy vehicles and long driveways. Request a quote.

    Project photos

    3,000 sq ft Driveway Remove and Replace: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2
    3,000 sq ft Driveway Remove and Replace: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 3
    3,000 sq ft Driveway Remove and Replace: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 4
    3,000 sq ft Driveway Remove and Replace: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 5
    3,000 sq ft Driveway Remove and Replace: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 6

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  • Pool Deck Remove and Replace

    Pool Deck Remove and Replace

    In October 2021 we tore out a worn pool deck and poured a new one.

    DateOctober 11, 2021
    Concrete3000 PSI, 4 in. thick
    Reinforcement6-gauge wire mesh
    FinishBroom
    • Remove existing deck without damaging the pool
    • Prep base and place 6-gauge wire mesh
    • Pour 3000 PSI concrete, 4 inches thick
    • Broom finish for wet-foot traction

    Pool decks get wet, sun-baked and hosed down all the time. Getting slopes away from the pool and a slip-resistant finish matters as much as strength. Request a quote.

    Project photos

    Pool Deck Remove and Replace: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2
    Pool Deck Remove and Replace: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 3
    Pool Deck Remove and Replace: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 4
    Pool Deck Remove and Replace: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 5
    Pool Deck Remove and Replace: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 6

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  • Lock Away Storage, Culebra Road: Apron Replacement

    Lock Away Storage, Culebra Road: Apron Replacement

    On August 24, 2021 we removed and replaced a concrete apron at Lock Away Storage on Culebra Road.

    ClientLock Away Storage
    LocationCulebra Rd, San Antonio
    DateAugust 24, 2021
    ScopeApron remove and replace

    Aprons carry turning trucks and trailers every day. A failed one is a hazard and a liability. We sectioned the work so tenants kept access to their units.

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    Project photos

    Lock Away Storage, Culebra Road: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2
    Lock Away Storage, Culebra Road: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 3
    Lock Away Storage, Culebra Road: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 4
    Lock Away Storage, Culebra Road: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 5
    Lock Away Storage, Culebra Road: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 6

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  • H-E-B San Marcos: 8-Inch, 4000 PSI Drive and Parking Replacement

    H-E-B San Marcos: 8-Inch, 4000 PSI Drive and Parking Replacement

    In summer 2021 we replaced drive and parking lot concrete at H-E-B San Marcos in phases, starting in June and finishing on July 10.

    ClientH-E-B (San Marcos 01)
    LocationSan Marcos, TX
    DatesJune–July 2021
    Concrete4000 PSI, 8 in. thick
    Reinforcement#4 rebar @ 12 in. OCEW
    FinishBroom

    Built for heavy traffic

    • Remove and replace existing paving
    • 8-inch thick, 4000 PSI concrete
    • #4 rebar at 12 inches on center each way
    • Broom finish

    Phasing let the store keep most of its parking open while each section was demolished, poured and cured.

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    Project photos

    H-E-B San Marcos: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2
    H-E-B San Marcos: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 3
    H-E-B San Marcos: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 4
    H-E-B San Marcos: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 5
    H-E-B San Marcos: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 6

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  • Helotes: Fixing a Flooding Porch with Drainage and Wood-Grain Stamped Concrete

    Helotes: Fixing a Flooding Porch with Drainage and Wood-Grain Stamped Concrete

    A Helotes business called us about a flooding problem. Rainwater was pooling on their covered porch, and the wood decking was rotting from the moisture.

    LocationHelotes, TX
    DateJune 17, 2021
    Concrete removed4 × 25 ft
    Drain6 in. × 27 in. wide
    FinishWood-grain stamp, custom stain

    The fix

    • Remove the rotted wood decking
    • Demolish a 4 ft × 25 ft strip of concrete
    • Form and pour a 6-inch by 27-inch wide drainage channel
    • Pour new concrete with a wood-grain stamp

    We usually don’t stamp concrete in Texas summers because the heat makes it hard to finish the stamping in time. This porch was covered, so we could get the wood-grain texture right. We planned to come back after 30 days for custom staining and antiquing in 3 to 5 colors.

    Our wood decking was getting rotten from the bad drainage setup. 123 came in and removed the old wood, installed a drainage system and even stamped the concrete… No more mud on the porch to my office. — R. Ruiz, Helotes TX

    Drainage issues? Tell us about them.

    Project photos

    Helotes: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2
    Helotes: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 3
    Helotes: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 4
    Helotes: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 5
    Helotes: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 6

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