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Maybe your driveway’s cracking along the seams, or you’re finally ready to pour that patio you’ve been talking about since you moved in. Maybe you’re just tired of a bare dirt patch where a walkway should be, or the old sidewalk out front has heaved enough that it’s become a trip hazard. Whatever the surface, if it’s flat and it’s concrete, you already know it should have been done right the first time.
JBG Construction pours concrete flatwork across Irving every week. Driveways going in near Valley Ranch. Patios finished off behind homes closer to Lake Carolyn. Sidewalk repairs on older streets near the Heritage District. Garage floor pours for homeowners converting space into a workshop. Whatever’s on your property, we grade it, reinforce it, and finish it to hold up against Irving’s shifting clay soil instead of cracking in a couple of years like a lot of the flatwork we get called out to fix.
Reinforced slabs built to handle daily vehicle weight and summer heat without premature cracking, sized for everything from a single-car garage to a wider circular drive.
Residential and commercial walkways poured to hold up under years of consistent foot traffic, including public-facing sidewalks near retail and office areas around Las Colinas.
Level, properly drained outdoor surfaces finished to match your home, from a simple broom texture to a decorative stamped pattern that complements a backyard near Lake Carolyn or a pool deck further out toward Cottonwood Valley.
Flat slabs sized for vehicle storage, workshop use, or general utility space.
Code-compliant flatwork for retail, office, and mixed-use properties across Irving, including projects near the Urban Center and Toyota Music Factory area.
1. Free on-site estimate.
We come out, look at the site (size, soil, drainage, existing landscaping), and give you a written quote before anything gets scheduled.
2. Grading and compaction.
We compact and grade the base before any concrete gets poured. This is the step most contractors rush, and it’s the one that determines whether your flatwork lasts five years or twenty five.
3. Reinforcement.
We reinforce every surface based on what it’ll actually carry, whether that’s foot traffic, a vehicle, or something heavier like a commercial delivery truck.
4. Pour and finish.
We pour, slope for drainage, and finish to your choice, from a standard broom texture to a stamped or decorative surface that matches your home.
5. Cure and site cleanup.
We build proper cure time into the schedule around Irving’s summer heat, since rushing this step is one of the most common causes of early cracking. Once it’s cured, we clear the site completely before we call the job done.
Irving is home base, but JBG Construction’s flatwork crews cover a wider stretch of North Texas, including:
In Dallas County: Irving, Dallas, Grand Prairie, Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Addison, Garland, Coppell
In Tarrant County: Euless, Bedford, Hurst, Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake
Whether it’s a cracked driveway needing replacement on an older street near the Heritage District, a new patio going in behind a home in Valley Ranch, or a commercial sidewalk project for a retail property near the Urban Center, every flatwork job gets the same grading, reinforcement, and finish process, no matter the size of the pour or the zip code it’s in.
What affects the price:
Surface type and size
A small walkway costs less than a full driveway or patio. Square footage is the biggest single factor in any flatwork quote, and it scales fairly predictably once we know the surface type.
Soil conditions on your lot
Properties with higher clay content or drainage issues sometimes need extra base prep, which adds time and cost. This varies more across Irving than most homeowners expect, even between two houses a few blocks apart.
Reinforcement needs
A garage floor or driveway that’ll carry vehicle weight needs heavier reinforcement than a patio or walkway, which affects the price.
Finish selection
A standard broom finish costs less than stamped, stained, or exposed aggregate work, since decorative finishes take more time and skill to execute correctly.
Access to the site
Wide, open access lets us work efficiently. Tight side yards, fenced-in areas, or surfaces surrounded by existing landscaping take more time to set up around and sometimes require smaller equipment.
Demolition of existing concrete
If we’re removing an old driveway, patio, or sidewalk first, that adds to the scope and the cost, since demolition and haul-off are their own line items.
Flatwork pricing depends on surface type, size, soil conditions, and finish. We provide free written estimates before every job so there are no surprises once work begins.
Flatwork covers horizontal surfaces like driveways and patios. A foundation is the structural base supporting a building, engineered to a completely different standard and typically requiring different equipment and expertise.
Most residential flatwork projects take one day to a week, depending on size and scope. Every estimate includes an expected timeline so you can plan around it.
Yes. We often bundle a driveway, walkway, and patio into one visit, which saves you money and keeps drainage and grading consistent across the whole property.
Yes. We provide flatwork for homeowners, property managers, and businesses throughout Irving, including retail and office properties.
Yes. Demolition, haul-off, and site prep are all part of the process when replacing existing concrete.
Yes. Every flatwork estimate is free and written, with no obligation to move forward.
Ready to get your driveway, patio, or walkway done right? Call today or fill out the form. We respond to every quote request within one business day.
