Yes. We evaluate the site, then design slab-on-grade with proper base or pier systems to handle slope and granite subgrade.

Absolutely—cedar/oak clearing, stump grinding, rough grading, and access paths are all in-house, so the slab sits on a well-prepared subgrade.

A broom or textured finish provides traction; we size thickness, reinforcement, and slope to support vehicles and safe use.

Yes—when we pair the right mix, curing, and sealer with stamped/stained/polished finishes, they hold up well to heat and moisture.

We work across the Highland Lakes—Granite Shoals, Horseshoe Bay, Meadowlakes, Cottonwood Shores, and Burnet.