Midland Concrete Texas

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About Midland Concrete

Welcome to Midland Concrete TX!

We provide all major concrete services like concrete repair and concrete installation including driveways, patios, walkways, and stairs, concrete foundation installation and repair, as well as decorative concrete services like concrete stamping or staining.

You probably didn’t anticipate needing to search for concrete services, but here you are. Whether it’s a new project for a driveway, patio, or sidewalk or concrete that is overdue for repair, we understand your needs.

In Midlanda and the larger West Texas area, many companies are eager for your business, but concrete is more than just a commodity to us. We aim to provide value right from the start, demonstrate why partnering with us beats simply hiring a few subcontractors, and then leave the final decision up to you.

At Midland Concrete, we offer a wide range of services for both asphalt and concrete, covering everything from small residential repairs to large commercial projects. Whether you’re settling into a new home and need driveway repairs or you’re considering a creative project, give us a call. Our experts specialize in decorative concrete, foundation pouring, masonry repairs, and sidewalk installations.

We Provide Superior Concrete Services to the Midland TX Area

From concrete pads to walkways, driveways, and stairways and even walls or foundations. We can assist on any new conrete project you may have in mind.

We also are experts at repairing any existing concrete structures that may be weathered or damaged like foundations, slabs, or concrete garage floors.

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We can be reached over phone, email, or contact form

Phone: (432) 216-2444
Email: info@midland-concrete.com
Address: 401 W Texas Ave, Midland, TX 79701

Frequently Asked Questions:

Below are frequently posed inquiries from individuals like you regarding our residential and commercial concrete offerings, along with some expert guidance from us at Midland Concrete:

What is the distinction between cement and concrete?

Cement is merely a component—it acts as the adhesive that binds all other ingredients. Concrete is a blend of cement, sand, aggregate (such as gravel), and water, creating a robust and lasting material ideal for building projects.

How much concrete will my project require?

To determine the amount of concrete needed, measure the volume (length x width x height) of the area to be filled. Consult with us for specific advice—we’ll ensure you purchase just the right quantity without excess.

What is the cost of concrete?

The price varies, but typically, concrete costs range from $140 to over $200 per cubic yard, influenced by factors such as materials, labor, and transport. Contact us for an accurate and detailed estimate.

Is it feasible to pour concrete by myself?

While smaller concrete tasks can be DIY, for optimal results, especially in larger or more critical projects, it is advisable to engage professionals like Midland Concrete to circumvent typical DIY errors.

How long until concrete dries?

Concrete is set enough for pedestrian traffic within 24 hours but requires about 28 days to fully cure and achieve maximum strength.

Can concrete be poured under any weather conditions?

Extreme temperatures can be detrimental. It is recommended to avoid laying concrete during very hot or cold conditions, or in rainy weather, as these can impact the concrete’s strength and surface finish.

When can I drive on a new concrete driveway?

A new concrete driveway can generally withstand vehicle traffic after approximately 7-10 days, depending on the climate and the specific mixture used.

Should concrete be sealed?

Yes, sealing concrete helps protect it from wear, stains, and weather damage. It’s wise to reseal concrete surfaces every 2-3 years.

What is the best method to clean concrete?

For routine cleaning, utilize a mild detergent and a stiff brush. For more stubborn stains, consider using a power washer or a specialized concrete cleaner.

What actions should I take if my concrete develops cracks?

Some cracking is natural due to shrinkage and settling. However, if you observe substantial or abrupt cracking, consulting a professional to evaluate the need for repairs is recommended.