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Commercial Concrete Contractor Dallas-Fort Worth | Urban Concrete & Construction
Aerial view of concrete foundations across a large construction site

Dallas / Fort Worth  ·  Commercial Concrete Construction

Built to carry commercial load.

Flatwork, rigid pavement, foundations and sitework, self-performed across the Metroplex. Poured to spec, phased around live operations.

Commercial Industrial Retail Multi-Family Licensed & Insured / 24 hour structural dispatch

Who we build for

Built for developers. contractors. facilities.

Urban Concrete & Construction is a licensed and insured commercial concrete contractor headquartered in North Dallas. We work directly with developers, general contractors, property managers and facility teams across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

Concrete does not fail on its own. It fails because the ground underneath it moves. The Metroplex sits on Blackland Prairie Vertisol clay that shrinks through drought and expands under hydrostatic pressure. We specify subgrade treatment, reinforcement and mix design against that movement instead of pouring over native dirt.

Commercial capabilities

What we
self-perform

Six commercial scopes held under one contract, one crew structure and one schedule.

Laser-screeded floors, structural slabs on grade, sidewalks, curbs and gutters, detailed for the load the finished surface actually carries.

Spec ACI 302.1R Design load 10,000 LB Mix 4,000 PSI
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Rigid concrete pavement built to replace asphalt that ruts and softens through a North Texas summer, with phased repair for lots that have to stay open.

Section 6 IN RIGID Scope REPLACE / REPAIR Layout ADA STALLS
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Deep-drilled steel piers that stop differential settlement across commercial structures and apartment communities, phased building by building around occupancy.

Design TEXAS PE BACKED Method DEEP DRILLED PIERS Support VOID FORM
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Accessibility work built to survive inspection: true 1:12 slope grading, cast-in-place iron truncated domes, and trip hazard remediation that clears municipal violations.

Slope 1:12 Detail TRUNCATED DOMES Remediation 48 HOUR
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The complete concrete package on new commercial development, from building pad through final site flatwork, held to the schedule the rest of the trades are working to.

Scope PAD TO FLATWORK Sectors RETAIL / INDUSTRIAL Coordination GC LED
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Selective demolition, excavation and grading run by the same crew that pours the concrete, so subgrade is delivered to the specification the slab was designed around.

Treatment LIME STABILIZATION Work CUT / FILL / HAUL Control HEPA 300 CFM
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Crew placing and levelling concrete for a structural slab Operator running a paver across a commercial surface Two workers inspecting a rebar grid before the foundation pour Sidewalk and kerb reconstruction in progress Large concrete columns and earthwork on a commercial site Heavy equipment staged for site preparation
Engineered Commercial Slabs

Selected commercial work

Scopes at scale

Worker crossing reinforced concrete and steel on an industrial slab

Scope 01

Engineered slab on grade

Laser-screeded warehouse floors specified for continuous forklift traffic and rack loading, poured over treated and compacted subgrade.

SectorIndustrial
RegionDallas-Fort Worth
SpecACI 302.1R
Roller compacting a newly laid commercial surface

Scope 02

Rigid pavement replacement

Failed asphalt removed and replaced with six-inch rigid concrete pavement, phased so drive lanes and tenant access stay open through the work.

SectorRetail
RegionDallas-Fort Worth
Section6 in Rigid
Concrete placed by hose into a reinforced foundation

Scope 03

Multi-family underpinning

Deep-drilled steel piers installed building by building to halt differential settlement, with designs backed by Texas Professional Engineers.

SectorMulti-Family
RegionDallas-Fort Worth
MethodSteel Piers
Crew rebuilding a sidewalk and accessible route

Scope 04

ADA route reconstruction

Accessible routes rebuilt to a true 1:12 with cast-in-place iron truncated domes, alongside grinding and slab jacking to clear trip hazard violations.

SectorCommercial
RegionDallas-Fort Worth
Slope1:12

How we build

Specified
before it
is poured

Estimates are calculated from digital laser levels, exact square footage and precise material density, so the number reflects the site rather than an allowance.

4,000 PSIStructural mix poured over compacted crushed rock and treated subgrade rather than native dirt.
#3 RebarContinuous grids of deformed steel tied for load transfer across the full slab section.
Lime StabilizationChemical subgrade treatment and geotechnical stabilization against expansive Vertisol clay.
High Early StrengthPolycarboxylate plasticizers and rapid-curing industrial polyurea return sections to service in hours.
HEPA 300 CFMDust extraction on all concrete cutting and routing to protect active inventory and adjacent tenants.
24 / 7 DispatchRapid-response crews with four hour deployment for void-form installation and structural shoring.

Environments

Where the work lands

01

Commercial

Office, medical and mixed-use sites where access has to stay open through the pour.

02

Industrial

Warehouse and distribution floors engineered for heavy, repeated equipment loading.

03

Retail

Parking, approaches and entry flatwork phased around trading hours and deliveries.

04

Multi-Family

Underpinning and site concrete delivered around occupied residential buildings.

Why Urban Concrete

Built strong. Built right.

01

Engineered execution

Mix design, reinforcement and subgrade treatment are specified against the load the finished surface has to carry, and estimates are measured rather than allowed for.

02

Commercial coordination

Multi-phase work sequenced with facility teams and general contractors so supply chains, loading docks and tenant access keep running through construction.

03

Code-conscious construction

ADA built to a true 1:12 with cast-in-place truncated domes, Dallas Chapter 43-63 trip hazard remediation, and HEPA extraction on all cutting and routing.

Start a bid

Send us
the scope.

Plans, a site walk or a rough square footage is enough to start. We come back with a measured number and a schedule that fits your build.

Estimating(214) 225-6288 Emailinfo@uctxx.com
Office17290 Preston Rd #300A
Dallas, TX 75252
Or call (214) 225-6288 for 24/7 structural emergency dispatch.
Bid request received

Our estimating team will confirm scope and schedule. For an active structural failure, call (214) 225-6288 now.

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