Burleson sits on I-35W south of Fort Worth, mostly in Johnson County with a small piece in Tarrant. The interstate opened through town in 1960, and the city grew almost 30 percent between 2010 and 2020. That leaves Burleson with older homes near Old Town and a lot of newer ones on the edges. Call (817) 207-5579 and we will come out to measure your job.
Driveway work and the city right-of-way
Work in a Burleson street, right-of-way or easement needs a city right-of-way permit, which the city also calls a driveway permit. That covers a new curb cut, a widened approach or a culvert crossing on lots with a ditch out front. We file it and coordinate the locate request before we dig.
What we pour around Burleson
- Driveway extensions and third-car pads on newer homes
- Back patios and covered patio slabs
- RV, boat and trailer pads
- Shop slabs on larger lots outside the center of town
- Driveway and walk replacement on older homes near Old Town
Old Town is where the city began. Grenville Dodge bought the land from Rev. Henry C. Renfro for a railroad depot, and the town grew around it.
Try the cost calculator for a rough figure, then call for the real one.
Call for a free on-site estimate in Burleson.
Questions about concrete work in Burleson
- Do I need a permit to widen my driveway in Burleson?
- If the work reaches into the street, the right-of-way or an easement, yes. Burleson calls it a right-of-way or driveway permit. Work entirely on your own lot is a separate question we check at the estimate.
- Do you pour shop slabs in Burleson?
- Yes. Bring the building plans and we will set the anchor bolts to them.
Call us, or send the form, and we will set a time to look at the job and price it in writing.