Free On-Site Estimates Within 48 Hours | $2 Million Insured Crews
Garland Concrete Repair has installed, replaced, and repaired concrete driveways and patios across Garland, TX since 2008, with more than 1,600 completed projects in Dallas County. ACI-certified flatwork finishers lead every crew, and each new installation carries a five-year workmanship warranty.
Founded by a Former TxDOT Concrete Inspector
Garland Concrete Repair began in 2008, when our founder left nine years of inspecting highway bridge decks for TxDOT to pour residential driveways. Today, they walk every driveway and patio job before pour day and check grade, forms, and rebar spacing with the same eye state inspectors use.
Core Samples Before Every Repair Quote
Guessing at slab thickness leads to bad repair calls. Our estimators drill a 2-inch core from damaged driveways and patios to measure the real thickness and inspect the base underneath. Last year, those cores steered 140 Garland homeowners toward repair when the surface made replacement look inevitable.
A Written Pour Report for Every New Driveway and Patio
Each new pour comes with a report listing the batch ticket, slump test, air temperature, and cure plan. Two crew leads hold ACI Field Testing Technician Grade I certification and run those tests on site, so the paperwork matches what actually arrived in the truck.
A Three-Year Settle-Back Guarantee on Concrete Leveling
Garland’s Houston Black clay keeps shifting long after a slab gets lifted. If a panel we level drops more than 1/4 inch within three years, our ICRI-certified repair team re-lifts it free of charge. Fewer than 2% of leveled slabs have needed that return visit.
Driveway and Patio Work from Removal to New Concrete
Our in-house concrete crew saw-cuts failed panels, hauls off the debris, and corrects the base under your driveway or patio.
Repair Choices Based on the Condition of Your Concrete
Garland Concrete Repair looks at crack width, settlement, and surface wear first. Then we match the slab to crack repair, concrete leveling, or resurfacing.
Finish Choices for Driveways, Patios, and Outdoor Living Areas
Our finishers bring cured samples of stamped, colored, and exposed aggregate concrete to every estimate.
Concrete Estimates with Defined Dimensions and Scope
Most standard driveway replacements in Garland fall between $8 and $12 per square foot with us.

Get a FREE Quote
ICRI-certified repair team and ACI-certified finishers. Fully insured with $2M in liability coverage. Five-year workmanship warranty on every new pour.
1,600+ Dallas County projects since 2008 | Free on-site estimates within 48 hours | 96% of 2026 pours finished on the quoted price

The owners of this older brick home on South Glenbrook Drive dealt with separated driveway panels and a low spot that held water right at the garage entrance. Our concrete crew removed about 500 square feet of failed slab and recompacted the subbase. We regraded the slope toward the street before pouring 4,000 psi concrete over #3 rebar. A clean broom finish and saw-cut control joints gave the driveway a tidy look that suits the brick, and the ponding stopped with the first heavy rain.
Turnaround time: 3 working days
Price: $4,000

This family on Valley Creek Drive wanted an outdoor dining spot behind their traditional brick home, but the backyard only had bare turf and a narrow stoop. Garland Concrete Repair graded the yard and set forms for a 250-square-foot patio with reinforcement sized to the layout. Our finishers stamped an ashlar slate pattern into integral color concrete in a warm sandstone tone. A clear sealer wrapped up the job, and the table and grill moved out once the cure window passed.
Turnaround time: 2 working days
Price: $3,000

Several front walkway panels at this Club Creek home had sunk enough to create an ankle-turning lip near the front steps. The slabs themselves held up fine, so replacement made little sense. Our repair team drilled small ports and lifted each panel back to grade with high-density polyurethane foam. The foam filled the voids underneath, and we patched the ports to blend with the surrounding concrete. The homeowners walked to the mailbox that afternoon without a trip hazard in sight.
Turnaround time: Half a day
Price: $480

Equipment pads, dumpster enclosures, and commercial slabs all start with the load they’ll carry. Garland Concrete Repair reviews equipment weights, site readiness, and truck access with the property owner or general contractor. Our team then documents slab thickness, reinforcement, and mix strength in writing. That record keeps inspectors, engineers, and tenants working from the same plan.

Developers and owners planning new residential or commercial buildings bring us engineered plans, and our crew builds the footings and foundation to match. We coordinate pour dates with City of Garland inspections and the project’s Texas-licensed engineer. This service covers new construction only. Garland Concrete Repair does not lift or repair existing house foundations.

Property managers rarely get to close a whole lot for concrete work. Our repair team phases commercial slab repair section by section so tenants keep access to entrances and parking. We fence off each work area and schedule noisy saw-cutting outside peak hours where the site permits. Certificates of insurance go to property managers before the first crew arrives.

Cracked sidewalks at a storefront or office entrance create liability along with a poor first impression. Garland Concrete Repair replaces damaged commercial walkways and corrects lips between panels. The 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design cap the running slope of walking surfaces at 1:20, and our crew checks each site against the access requirements that apply to it.
Our crew maps the truck route, measures gate clearance, and covers lawns and flower beds before the first delivery. We sweat the small details so your yard looks right afterward.
North Texas summers regularly top 100°F. We follow ACI 305 hot-weather concreting practices and start summer pours before 7 a.m. When storms threaten, we reschedule.
One project manager at Garland Concrete Repair answers your questions, tracks scope changes, and sends updates from the first visit through cleanup. That’s how we keep our BBB A+ rating.
Every project ends with written reopening dates for walking, furniture, and parking. Those dates reflect your specific mix, finish, and the weather during curing.

Garland Concrete Repair pours driveways, builds patios, and repairs concrete across Garland, TX and nearby Dallas-Fort Worth communities. Our concrete crew regularly works in:
For properties farther out, send us the address, a few photos of the existing concrete, and rough measurements. We’ll confirm travel and scheduling before you plan around a pour date.
Our crew orders ready-mix by strength, often 3,000 to 4,000 psi for residential flatwork. A compacted granular base keeps the slab resting on firm, even ground.
Rebar or wire mesh ties the slab together, and thickness follows the load. Control joints at regular intervals give cracks a planned place to form.
Broom finishes grip well and cost the least. Stamped patterns copy stone or brick, while exposed aggregate shows off natural pebbles and hides everyday dirt.
Integral color tints the whole mix, and color hardener intensifies the surface. Sealers form a separate layer that guards against stains, moisture, and UV fading.
Patching compounds rebuild damaged sections, and bonded overlays renew sound surfaces. Indoors, epoxy coats the floor while polishing densifiers harden the concrete itself.
Two driveways of the same size in Garland may land thousands of dollars apart. One might need a simple tear-out and pour, while the other needs base correction, drainage work, and heavier reinforcement. The national figures below give you a starting point for budgeting.
Service | National range | Unit | What affects the price |
|---|---|---|---|
Driveway replacement | $8 to $20 | Per sq ft | Removal, base repair, thickness, finish |
Basic patio installation | $1,760 to $4,812 | Per project | Size, grading, shape, finish |
Stamped patio installation | $12 to $18 | Per sq ft | Pattern, colors, borders, sealer |
Concrete leveling | $662 to $1,883 | Per project | Method, slab size, void depth |
Concrete resurfacing | $3 to $5 | Per sq ft | Surface prep, overlay type, repairs |
Removal and base work move the price more than most homeowners expect. Breaking out an old slab adds labor and disposal fees, and soft clay underneath may need excavation and fresh base. Decorative work adds time on pour day because stamping, color, and borders each need extra hands.
Leveling and resurfacing usually cost a fraction of replacement, though they only make sense when the existing slab remains structurally sound. Garland Concrete Repair measures the area, checks the base, and reviews access during a free on-site visit before pricing anything. That visit turns a national range into a firm number for your project.
Send Garland Concrete Repair the project type, rough measurements, and a few photos of the existing concrete. Our team schedules a free site visit within 48 hours to firm up your driveway, patio, or repair estimate.
We start on site by measuring the area and photographing existing damage. Our team also checks drainage paths and truck access, since both shape the final scope.
Next, we mark exactly where removal stops and settle repair versus replacement with you. Your written estimate lists the finish, inclusions, and anything outside the scope.
On replacement jobs, our crew saw-cuts the old concrete and hauls it away. We compact the subgrade and set forms afterward. Repair-only jobs skip these steps entirely.
Our ACI-certified finishers pour, screed, and finish new concrete on pour day. For repair projects, we carry out the planned crack treatment, slab lift, or overlay prep instead.
We cure the concrete, clean the site, and walk the finished work with you. Our team then hands over written reopening dates along with your warranty certificate.
Yes. Our in-house crews pour new driveways and patios, replace failed slabs, and repair cracks, settlement, and worn surfaces. New installations include a five-year workmanship warranty, and repairs carry two years.
Both. Homeowners call us for driveways, patios, and walkways, while property managers and developers bring commercial slab repairs and new foundations. Every crew carries $2 million in general liability coverage and workers’ comp.
Resurfacing works on worn or lightly cracked concrete that sits level and solid. Sinking, heaving, or broken panels point to failed support underneath, and those sections need replacing instead.
If the panels remain whole and have only settled, foam lifting brings them back to grade for far less than replacement. Badly cracked or crumbling panels need to come out, and our repair team confirms which on site.
Exposed aggregate and broom finishes grip best when wet. Stamped concrete looks more decorative, so our finishers mix a slip-resistant additive into the sealer on patios and pool decks.
Most new concrete handles foot traffic within a day or two and passenger cars after about a week. Heat, mix design, and finish shift those dates, so we put yours in writing.
Tell Garland Concrete Repair about the driveway, patio, or slab you have in mind, along with a few photos and rough measurements. Our project manager follows up within 48 hours to book your free on-site estimate.