




This property in Baytown needed more usable outdoor space. The existing patio wasn't cutting it - the homeowner wanted a full covered area that could handle furniture, foot traffic, and everything that comes with living on the water. So we got to work.
We started by clearing and grading the area down to bare ground. That prep work matters more than most people realize. A slab is only as good as what's underneath it, and skipping that step is how you end up with cracking and settling a few years down the road. We take the time to do it right from the start.
Once the ground was ready, we laid a full rebar grid across the entire pour area. Every section tied and spaced properly. That steel reinforcement is what keeps the slab together long-term - especially important here in the Gulf Coast region where soil movement and moisture are constant factors. After the rebar was set, we poured and finished the concrete using a power trowel to get a smooth, clean surface throughout.
The result is a solid, well-built slab that ties into the existing patio and gives this lakefront home a ton of new outdoor living space. With the pergola structure going up overhead, this is shaping up to be a serious outdoor setup. The drainage channels built into the slab are a smart touch too - water management on a property this close to the water is a must.
Jobs like this are exactly what we do. Concrete work that's built to last, done by people who pay attention to the details at every stage of the pour.