Tag: San Antonio

  • 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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  • CPS Energy Substations: Storage Foundations, Water Pond and Skyline Pours

    CPS Energy Substations: Storage Foundations, Water Pond and Skyline Pours

    Spring 2023 kept our crews busy at CPS Energy substations around San Antonio.

    ClientCPS Energy
    LocationSan Antonio area, TX
    DatesMarch–May 2023
    ScopeStorage foundations, water pond, Skyline substation pours

    Storage foundation

    In March we formed and tied a large storage foundation with heavy rebar mats, then finished it in May. Substation foundations call for exact embed locations and elevations, because equipment arrives pre-built and has to bolt down perfectly.

    Water pond

    We also built a concrete water pond at a substation, with continuous reinforcement and watertight construction.

    Two pours in one day at Skyline

    On May 19, 2023 the crew made two separate pours at the CPS Skyline substation, keeping the job on schedule.

    Utility work is the top tier of our capabilities. See our Seguin and Loop 410 substation work, or request a quote.

    Project photos

    CPS Energy Substations: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2
    CPS Energy Substations: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 3
    CPS Energy Substations: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 4
    CPS Energy Substations: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 5
    CPS Energy Substations: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 6

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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 Kitty Hawk: Night Concrete Work

    H-E-B Kitty Hawk: Night Concrete Work

    In November 2022 we worked nights at H-E-B Kitty Hawk.

    ClientH-E-B
    LocationKitty Hawk, San Antonio area
    DateNovember 2022

    Doing grocery concrete at night keeps parking and entrances open to shoppers during the day. Our crews bring their own lighting and equipment and leave every section safe and barricaded before the store opens.

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    Project photos

    H-E-B Kitty Hawk: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2

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  • San Antonio River Authority Project

    San Antonio River Authority Project

    On September 7, 2022 our crew completed concrete work for the San Antonio River Authority.

    AgencySan Antonio River Authority
    DateSeptember 7, 2022

    Public agencies like SARA need contractors who meet specifications, document their work and keep the site safe and orderly. Those habits carry over to every project we take on.

    See more public and government work or send us your bid package.

    Project photos

    San Antonio River Authority Project: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2
    San Antonio River Authority Project: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 3

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  • Dorćol Distilling + Brewing Co.: Addition Foundation, Elevator Pit and Entry Steps

    Dorćol Distilling + Brewing Co.: Addition Foundation, Elevator Pit and Entry Steps

    For Dorćol Distilling + Brewing Co. we built the add-on foundation, flatwork and elevator pit for their expansion, then came back for new entry steps.

    ClientDorćol Distilling + Brewing Co.
    LocationSan Antonio, TX
    DatesOctober 2021 – April 2022
    ScopeAddition foundation, flatwork, elevator pit, entry steps

    Foundation pour

    Rain came and went for days, but the crew got the foundation ready, and on October 23, 2021 it was poured early in the morning. It was a long day of placing and finishing.

    Elevator pit

    Elevator pits are precision work. Wall dimensions, waterproofing details and embed locations have to match the elevator manufacturer’s drawings exactly.

    Entry steps

    In April 2022 we formed and poured the entry steps that finished off the project.

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    Project photos

    Dorćol Distilling + Brewing Co.: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2
    Dorćol Distilling + Brewing Co.: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 3
    Dorćol Distilling + Brewing Co.: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 4
    Dorćol Distilling + Brewing Co.: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 5
    Dorćol Distilling + Brewing Co.: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 6

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  • Driveway Additions and Back Patios in San Antonio

    Driveway Additions and Back Patios in San Antonio

    Adding on to a driveway or patio is one of our most common residential jobs. Here are three San Antonio projects from 2021.

    LocationSan Antonio, TX
    DatesJune, August & December 2021
    Concrete3000 PSI, 4–5 in. thick
    Reinforcement3/8 in. rebar @ 12 in. OCEW, doweled
    FinishBroom

    Patio, driveway add-on and sidewalk, August 2021

    Over two days we poured a back patio, a driveway add-on and a sidewalk: 3000 PSI concrete, 4 inches thick, with 3/8-inch rebar at 12 inches each way, doweled into the existing concrete.

    Patio with perimeter beam plus driveway extension, June 2021

    For this back patio add-on we poured 5-inch concrete with a perimeter toe beam 12 inches deep by 8 inches wide. We also poured a 4-inch driveway extension, both reinforced at 12 inches each way.

    Driveway and patio addition, December 2021

    We added on to the driveway and back patio with 3/8-inch rebar at 12 inches each way and 4-inch, 3000 PSI concrete.

    Why doweling matters

    When new concrete meets old, we drill into the existing slab and set rebar dowels. That keeps the two slabs from shifting apart and cracking at the joint.

    Get a quote for your addition.

    Project photos

    Driveway Additions and Back Patios in San Antonio: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2
    Driveway Additions and Back Patios in San Antonio: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 3
    Driveway Additions and Back Patios in San Antonio: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 4
    Driveway Additions and Back Patios in San Antonio: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 5
    Driveway Additions and Back Patios in San Antonio: 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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  • Chihuahua Street: Added Parking Spaces

    Chihuahua Street: Added Parking Spaces

    From July 14 to 22, 2021 we added parking spaces for a property on Chihuahua Street in San Antonio.

    LocationChihuahua St, San Antonio
    DatesJuly 14–22, 2021
    Reinforcement#4 rebar @ 18 in. OCEW
    JointsSL1 sealant
    FinishBroom

    Scope

    • Remove existing soil and compact the subgrade
    • Tie #4 steel at 18 inches on center each way
    • Place and broom finish
    • Install SL1 sealant at construction joints and existing joints
    • Clean up and haul off spoils

    It rained hard for four hours on pour day. We protected the fresh concrete and still delivered a clean finish.

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    Project photos

    Chihuahua Street: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 2
    Chihuahua Street: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 3
    Chihuahua Street: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 4
    Chihuahua Street: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 5
    Chihuahua Street: 1,2,3 Concrete project photo 6

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  • H-E-B San Antonio Stores: 8-Inch Paving Replacement

    H-E-B San Antonio Stores: 8-Inch Paving Replacement

    We’ve replaced paving at H-E-B stores across San Antonio since 2018, including H-E-B #4 in 2018 and SA 23 in early 2020.

    ClientH-E-B (SA 32, SA 23, #4)
    LocationSan Antonio, TX
    Dates2018–2021
    Concrete4000 PSI, 8 in. (SA 32)
    Reinforcement#4 rebar @ 12 in. OCEW

    H-E-B SA 32, July 2021

    • Remove and replace 800 sq ft
    • 4000 PSI concrete, 8 inches thick
    • #4 rebar at 12 inches on center each way
    • Haul spoils, place and broom finish

    See our 5,000 PSI loading dock at H-E-B SA 03, or request a quote.

    Project photos

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

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