General & Local

What areas do you serve around Lewisville, TX?

We serve Lewisville, Flower Mound, The Colony, Highland Village, Little Elm, Carrollton, and greater Denton County.

Are you a local concrete contractor?

Yes—Tiberius Concrete of Lewisville is a locally operated concrete contractor focused on Denton County soils, codes, and weather.

Do you handle both residential and commercial projects?

We pour and finish driveways, patios, walkways, slabs, retaining walls, and floors for homes and businesses.

What makes you different from other concrete companies?

Proven process, experienced crews, clear communication, and finishes designed for North Texas climate and clay soils.

How do I contact you for a fast estimate?

Call the number on this page or submit the form with photos for the quickest turn-around.

Do you offer free on-site estimates?

Yes—on-site estimates are free and include measurements, finish discussion, and a written proposal.

Estimates & Pricing

How do you price a concrete project?

We price by square footage, thickness, demolition/prep, reinforcement, finish type, access, and drainage requirements.

Can you provide itemized quotes?

Yes—every proposal lists scope, materials, finish, reinforcement, timeline, and warranty.

Do photos help with pricing?

Yes—uploading photos often enables a preliminary range before our site visit.

Will you give options to fit my budget?

We value-engineer size, finish, and reinforcement to meet budget without sacrificing durability.

Do you charge for small jobs?

Minimums may apply; we’ll confirm during the estimate so there are no surprises.

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept common payment methods; any deposit schedule is outlined in your proposal.

Process & Timeline

What is your start-to-finish process?

Free estimate → design/finish selection → site prep & forms → precision pour & finishing → curing/sealing → final walkthrough.

How long do typical projects take?

Most residential driveways, patios, and walkways wrap in 2–5 days from excavation to initial cure, weather permitting.

How soon can you schedule my project?

We propose the next available start date once you approve the proposal and finishes.

Do weather delays affect quality or schedule?

We plan pours around heat/rain and reschedule proactively to protect finish quality.

Who is my point of contact?

You’ll have a dedicated project lead for daily updates and decisions.

What happens during the final walkthrough?

We review workmanship, answer questions, and note any punch-list items before closeout.

Materials & Engineering

What concrete PSI do you use?

Common residential mixes are 3,000–4,000 PSI; heavier loads or commercial use may require higher PSI.

Do you use rebar, wire mesh, or fiber?

We select reinforcement based on slab size, loads, and soil—often rebar or mesh, sometimes fiber or a combination.

How do you address expansive clay soils?

We focus on proper excavation, compacted base, correct thickness, joint layout, and drainage to minimize movement.

Do you install vapor barriers under interior slabs?

Yes—interior slabs and many finished floors get a vapor barrier for moisture control.

How do you determine control joint spacing?

We typically cut or tool joints every 8–12 feet and align them with slab geometry to manage shrinkage.

Permits, HOA & Compliance

Do I need a permit for a driveway or patio in Lewisville?

Permit needs vary by scope and location. We’ll advise and provide drawings if required.

Will you help with HOA approvals?

Yes—we supply specs, layouts, and finish/color samples for HOA submissions.

Can you build to city right-of-way standards?

We meet local standards for approaches and sidewalks and coordinate inspections when needed.

Do you follow ADA guidance when applicable?

Yes—walkways and ramps can be built to meet ADA considerations where required.

Site Preparation & Access

What should I do before crews arrive?

Clear vehicles/furniture, mark sprinklers, secure pets, and ensure access to power and water.

Do you handle demolition and haul-off?

Yes—demo, haul-off, grading, and compaction are included when specified in the proposal.

Can you work in tight backyards or side yards?

Yes—we use smaller equipment, extra labor, and staged deliveries to minimize disruption.

How do you protect landscaping and property?

We plan access paths, use boards/mats as needed, and conduct a thorough cleanup after sealing.

Driveways (New, Replace, Extend)

Should I repair or replace my driveway?

Replace when cracking/settlement is widespread or drainage fails; repair/resurface fits isolated issues.

How thick should a driveway be?

Most residential driveways are 4″–5″ thick; we confirm on site based on loads and soil.

Do you pour driveway extensions and RV pads?

Yes—extensions, side-yard parking, and RV pads with proper base and drainage.

What finishes work best for driveways?

Broom for traction, exposed aggregate for texture, and stamped borders for curb appeal.

When can I drive on a new driveway?

Foot traffic in 24–48 hours; vehicles after ~7 days, with strength continuing to build for 28 days.

Can you fix driveway drainage problems?

Yes—regrading, drains, and proper slab slopes move water away from the home and slab.

Patios & Outdoor Living

What patio size works for dining and lounging?

Plan ~100–150 sq ft for a 4–6 person table; add 80–100 sq ft per lounge set.

Are stamped concrete patios slippery?

We use the right texture and a non-slip additive in the sealer for traction.

Can you integrate an outdoor kitchen or fire feature?

Yes—thickened pads, sleeves for utilities, and heat-tolerant finishes are planned during design.

Do you pour matching steps and seat walls?

Yes—formed steps, seat walls, and planter edges that complement your patio finish.

How do you reduce patio cracking?

Proper base, joint spacing, targeted reinforcement, and careful curing.

Walkways, Sidewalks & Steps

Do you replace lifted sidewalks or trip hazards?

Yes—we demo, regrade, and repour with correct slopes and expansion joints.

Can walkways be decorative?

Absolutely—saw-cut patterns, stamped sections, and contrasting color bands add curb appeal.

Do you build ADA-friendly ramps and steps?

Yes—proper rise/run, treads, and non-slip finishes for safe access.

Can you add lighting along paths?

We can embed conduit and coordinate low-voltage step or path lighting.

Interior Floors: Polished, Stained & Sealed

Where does polished concrete make sense?

Garages, shops, retail, offices, and modern residential interiors.

What sheen levels do you offer?

Matte to high gloss; we set expectations with on-site samples and discuss slip resistance.

Can you stain existing interior slabs?

Yes—water-based or acetone stains with protective sealers for color and durability.

Will polished floors dust or chip?

Proper densifier, diamond tooling, and sealers minimize dusting and resist wear.

When can furniture return after coating?

Light items in 48–72 hours; heavy items after 5–7 days—always lift, don’t drag.

Retaining & Decorative Walls

Do you build concrete retaining walls?

Yes—engineered as required with correct footings, drainage, and weep holes.

Can retaining walls be decorative?

Yes—textured faces, caps, and color to match nearby patios or walks.

Do you pour privacy or perimeter walls?

We form and pour structural or decorative walls with smooth, broom, or stamped finishes.

How do you manage wall drainage?

We use drainage fabric, gravel backfill, and outlets to relieve hydrostatic pressure.

Finishes & Colors

Which finish is best for driveways?

Broomed finish delivers reliable traction and low maintenance in North Texas.

What finish suits patios and pool decks?

Stamped textures with integral color or stain for slip-resistant style.

Can you match my existing slab color/texture?

We can get close with samples and saw-cut breaks; exact matches to aged concrete aren’t guaranteed.

How often should exterior concrete be sealed?

Typically every 2–3 years depending on sun exposure, traffic, and use.

Drainage & Grading

How do you design concrete for proper drainage?

We set slopes away from structures, compact the base, and add area/channel drains where needed.

Can you fix standing water issues before a pour?

Yes—regrading, French drains, or added surface drains can be integrated with new concrete.

Do you protect slabs from downspout discharge?

We redirect water with splash blocks or drains to keep moisture off the slab and foundation.

Pour, Finish & Curing

How do you pour high-quality concrete in Texas heat?

We control mix temperature, timing, finishing sequence, and curing to avoid surface defects.

When do you cut control joints?

Same day or early next day depending on slab conditions to minimize random cracking.

Do you seal exterior slabs by default?

Yes—sealer helps protect color, texture, and surface from moisture, stains, and UV.

Maintenance & Care

How should I clean new concrete?

Use mild detergent and a soft brush or broom; avoid harsh chemicals for the first few weeks.

What should I avoid on fresh concrete?

Avoid de-icing salts during the first winter and keep heavy vehicles off until fully cured.

How do I maintain stamped concrete?

Clean seasonally and reseal every 2–3 years; add a non-slip additive near pools or wet areas.

Add-Ons & Future-Proofing

Can you add borders or custom saw-cuts?

Yes—contrasting bands and geometric saw-cuts create a premium look at a modest cost.

Do you install sleeves or conduit under slabs?

We can place utility sleeves for future gas, electric, water, or low-voltage lines.

Commercial & Industrial

Do you pour commercial slabs and equipment pads?

Yes—warehouse floors, dumpster pads, loading areas, and sidewalks built to spec.

Can you meet tight commercial timelines?

We schedule crews and pours to meet business needs while protecting quality.

Do you handle tenant-finish and small retail projects?

Yes—fast-turn improvements such as entries, back rooms, and ADA upgrades.

Can you pour thickened or reinforced slabs for machinery?

Yes—engineered thickness and reinforcement for load-bearing equipment areas.

Scheduling & Communication

How far in advance should I book my project?

Seasonal demand varies—contact us early for the best selection of dates.

Will you notify neighbors if needed?

Yes—upon request we provide courtesy notices for adjacent properties.

Can you work around business hours?

We can schedule off-hours or phased work for many projects.

How do you communicate during the job?

You’ll receive a daily update from your project lead covering progress and next steps.

Safety & Clean-Up

How do you keep the jobsite safe?

We mark hazards, manage traffic paths, and keep materials organized.

Will there be dust or noise?

Demolition and saw-cutting create both; we minimize impact and clean up daily.

Do you protect garage doors, siding, and windows?

We mask and shield adjacent surfaces during demo, pour, and finishing.

What’s included in the final clean-up?

Debris haul-off, final sweep/wash, and a walkthrough to confirm satisfaction.

Warranties & Guarantees

Do you provide a written warranty?

Yes—warranty terms are included in your proposal and reviewed at sign-off.

What does the warranty cover?

Workmanship and materials within defined terms; we explain care requirements that keep coverage valid.

Is hairline cracking covered?

Hairline shrinkage cracks are common; joints and curing reduce them. Coverage details appear in your agreement.

Do you guarantee satisfaction?

We stand behind our work and address punch-list items promptly after the final walkthrough.

After-Care & Support

Do you offer resealing services later?

Yes—ask us to schedule resealing at recommended intervals.

Can I get maintenance reminders?

We can set reminders for resealing and seasonal care based on your surface and exposure.

Do you handle small repairs for past clients?

Yes—patching, joint reseal, and small add-ons are available when feasible.

Who do I contact with questions post-project?

Reach your project lead or our office line—include photos for the fastest help.

Getting Started

What’s the fastest way to get on your schedule?

Call now or request a free on-site estimate with photos; we’ll confirm next steps and a proposed start date.

What happens during the estimate visit?

We measure, check drainage and access, review finishes, answer questions, and provide an itemized quote.

How do I approve and book?

Approve the proposal, select finishes, submit the deposit (if applicable), and we’ll lock your start date and order materials.