Princeton Concrete Co matches Princeton homeowners with local concrete crews for driveways, patios, slabs, sidewalks, stamped work, and repair. Serving Princeton, McKinney, Farmersville, Lowry Crossing, New Hope, Lavon, and Nevada.
Residential concrete work sized for Collin County homes and light commercial jobs.
New pours, tear-out and replace, extensions, and aprons built for Collin County soil.
Broom-finish, smooth-trowel, stained, or stamped patios sized to your yard.
Shop slabs, RV pads, shed pads, and residential foundations engineered for expansive clay.
Stamped patterns, integral color, acid stains, and border details for a custom finish.
Front walks, side yard paths, and ADA-compliant walkways poured to code.
Slab jacking, crack repair, resurfacing, and full section replacement.
Every referral goes to a crew that actually works in Princeton, McKinney, Farmersville, and the rest of eastern Collin County.
Crews in the network carry general liability insurance and pour to code. You get a proper walk-through and a written quote.
Blackland Prairie clay swells and shrinks. Local crews prep the base, size rebar, and set thickness for that reality.
Referrals across Princeton, McKinney, Farmersville, Lowry Crossing, New Hope, Lavon, and Nevada.
We refer projects across Princeton, McKinney, Farmersville, Lowry Crossing, New Hope, Lavon, and Nevada, plus nearby parts of eastern Collin County.
Every job is different. Cost depends on square footage, thickness, finish, site prep, and soil conditions. Local crews come out for a free on-site quote so you get a real number, not a guess.
Yes. Every crew in the referral network carries general liability insurance and works to local code.
Most homeowners get a callback the same day and an on-site walkthrough within a few business days, weather permitting.
Yes. New driveways, patios, slabs, sidewalks, and stamped work as well as crack repair, slab jacking, resurfacing, and section replacement.
Proper base prep matters more than the concrete itself here. Crews compact the subgrade, use the right rebar or mesh, and pour to the right thickness for the load. That is what keeps a slab flat as the soil moves through wet and dry seasons.
Talk to a local crew today. We serve Princeton and all of eastern Collin County, 7 days a week.