North Richland Hills started in 1953 as about 500 people on the old Jones Farm, after residents tried and failed to get the area annexed to Richland Hills. It has grown in every census since and now has close to 70,000 people, the third-largest city in Tarrant County. Concrete here runs from 1960s driveways to slabs poured only a few years ago. Call (817) 207-5579 for a free NRH estimate.
Old streets and new ones
Calls from older NRH homes are mostly driveways and walks that cracked and dropped after decades of clay movement. Calls from newer homes lean toward patio additions, wider driveways and pads for boats and RVs. We work all over the city, from Loop 820 and Highway 26 up to Davis Boulevard, Precinct Line Road and North Tarrant Parkway. Both kinds of jobs start the same way: we measure, check the grade and look at what is under the old slab if there is one.
What we pour in NRH
- Driveways, new and replacement
- Patios and patio extensions
- Stamped concrete for patios, walks and pool areas
- RV and trailer pads 6 inches thick
- Walks, steps and sunken slab repair
Call for a free estimate in North Richland Hills.
Questions about concrete work in North Richland Hills
- Can you pour an RV pad beside my house in NRH?
- Usually. We check the side yard width, the gate and the slope, and we pour the pad 6 inches thick with heavier steel. Ask the city about any setback rules for parking an RV beside the house.
- Do you pour stamped patios in North Richland Hills?
- Yes. We bring pattern and color samples to the estimate.
Call us, or send the form, and we will set a time to look at the job and price it in writing.