Residential Concrete
in Dallas–Fort Worth
Driveway replacement, patios, walkways, slabs and concrete improvements planned around your property and intended use.
Discuss your home project ↗Start with the site—not a generic price.
A durable driveway or outdoor concrete project starts with the actual conditions. Location, access, demolition, drainage, subgrade, dimensions, intended loads, finish and project-specific construction requirements all affect the proposed scope.
Share what you want to improve and what is there today. Photos and approximate dimensions help with the first review; plans may be needed for engineered work.
Driveway removal and replacement
We can review existing pavement removal, haul-off, grading, preparation and replacement as one coordinated scope. Any thickness, reinforcement, jointing and drainage requirements are established for the project rather than presented as one-size-fits-all specifications.
Patios, walkways and residential slabs
New outdoor living areas, access walks and slabs should be planned around elevations, drainage, tie-ins, site access and how the finished area will be used.
How to compare concrete contractors
Compare the written scope—not only the total. Confirm what is included for removal, haul-off, preparation, materials, finishing, access constraints, cleanup and project-specific requirements. Ask each contractor to identify assumptions and exclusions before work begins.
Review Onyx & Iron project media ↗Residential concrete questions.
What information helps with a driveway estimate?
Send the project city or ZIP, approximate dimensions, photos of the existing area, intended use and any access or drainage concerns.
Can you review removal and site preparation?
Yes. Existing concrete removal, access, grading, drainage and subgrade conditions can be reviewed as part of the proposed scope.
Do all driveways use the same thickness or reinforcement?
No. The design depends on intended loads, site conditions, plans and applicable requirements. Those details should be established for the specific project.
What areas do you serve?
Onyx & Iron is Dallas-based and serves 12 primary North and East Texas counties. Projects elsewhere in Texas and Oklahoma may be considered based on scope, scheduling and travel.