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Concrete paving & flatwork in Houston.


Parking lots, drives, walks, curbs and ADA work, placed on a properly prepared base and finished clean.

01At a glance

Why it’s built right.

Base done right

Grading, subgrade and base before any concrete is placed.

The whole site

Parking, drives, walks, curbs, pads and loading areas.

ADA to plan

Ramps and accessible routes built to the drawings.

What’s included

  • Parking lots
  • Driveways
  • Sidewalks
  • Curbs & gutters
  • Ramps & ADA concrete
  • Loading areas
  • Dumpster pads
  • Concrete flatwork

02Overview

Paving that holds up to traffic

Parking lots, drive lanes and loading areas take constant traffic, weather and heavy loads. Concrete Industries Inc. builds commercial concrete paving and flatwork for retail, office, industrial, multifamily and residential sites across Houston, from the subgrade up.

More about paving & flatwork

Paving that holds up to traffic

Good paving starts below the surface. We handle the grading, subgrade preparation and base installation before forming and reinforcing, then place, finish and saw cut the concrete to the plans.

Flatwork for the whole site

  • Parking lots and drive lanes
  • Driveways and approaches
  • Sidewalks and walkways
  • Curbs and gutters
  • Ramps and ADA concrete work
  • Loading areas and dumpster pads

Accessible routes, built to plan

Ramps, curb ramps and accessible routes have to match the slopes, widths and details shown on the drawings. We build ADA concrete work carefully to the project plans.

03Questions

Common questions.

Should my parking lot be concrete or asphalt?

Both work, and we build both. Concrete usually costs more up front but lasts longer with less maintenance, and it handles heavy loads and Houston heat well. Asphalt usually costs less to install and can open to traffic sooner, but needs more regular upkeep. We can help you weigh the options for your site.

Do you build the base under the paving?

Yes. Grading, subgrade preparation, stabilization and base installation are part of our work, so the paving and what’s under it come from one contractor.

Can you replace damaged sections of paving?

Yes. We handle concrete demolition and saw cutting as well as new placement, so damaged sections can be removed and replaced.