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Concrete and flatwork · Lubbock, TX

Concrete questions in Lubbock

This site is run by an independent operator, not a contractor. Requests go to an independent local contractor; their name and details are shown here once an agreement is signed.

Questions

Do I need a permit for a driveway or sidewalk?

In Lubbock, a driveway or sidewalk inside your property lines usually needs no permit unless it is over 30 inches high or over a basement or other underground structure. Work outside the property line needs a permit, and driveway approaches and most street-side sidewalks are usually in the right-of-way. Historic districts and zoning can add requirements.

Source: City of Lubbock, Residential Permitting

Who does the work?

This site is run by an independent operator, not a contractor. Requests go to an independent local contractor; their name and details are shown here once an agreement is signed.

Are prices on this site quotes?

No. They are ranges to help you plan. The contractor gives a written price after measuring.

Why does concrete crack?

Shrinkage, soil movement, poor base, missing joints, and drainage. Control joints and a compacted base reduce random cracking; no contractor can promise zero cracks.

How long before I can drive on new concrete?

Usually foot traffic after about a day and cars after about a week, longer for heavy vehicles or in cold weather. Follow your contractor's advice for your mix and conditions.

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