Houston Concrete Contractor

Commercial and municipal concrete, poured right the first time.

MX Builders self-performs concrete work spanning structural foundations, site flatwork, public right-of-way, and repair/demolition scopes, for private commercial property owners and for municipal and public-sector projects that demand documented compliance from formwork through cure.

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Houston-Area Cities Served
Concrete Scopes

From foundations to the curb.

Structural concrete, site paving, public right-of-way, and repair/demolition work, organized by where it sits on a commercial or municipal project.

Structural Concrete

Foundations, footings, and concrete pads poured to the loads and tolerances a commercial structure or equipment installation requires.

FoundationsFootingsConcrete pads

Site & Pavement Concrete

Concrete paving, parking lots, loading docks, and driveways built for daily commercial vehicle and truck traffic loads.

Concrete pavingParking lotsLoading docksDriveways

Public Right-of-Way & ADA

Sidewalks, curbs & gutters, ADA ramps, and valley gutters built to municipal spec: the credibility work public-sector clients scrutinize most closely.

SidewalksCurbs & guttersADA rampsValley gutters

Demolition & Repair

Concrete demolition, saw cutting, joint sealing, and concrete repairs for owners maintaining existing slabs, lots, and walkways.

Concrete demolitionSaw cuttingJoint sealingConcrete repairs

Every concrete service, itemized

SidewalksDrivewaysCurbs & guttersADA rampsValley guttersConcrete pavingParking lotsLoading docksConcrete padsFoundationsFootingsConcrete demolitionSaw cuttingJoint sealingConcrete repairs

Built for private owners and public inspectors.

Concrete work sits at the intersection of private commercial property and public right-of-way. MX Builders runs both to the same documented standard, because municipal sidewalk and ADA-ramp work is inspected the same way whether the client is a landlord or a city.

From mix design to final cure.

Concrete work runs on its own physical clock: here’s how a pour moves from planning to a finished, inspection-ready surface.

  1. 1

    Site Assessment & Mix Design

    We assess soil conditions, loads, and drainage, then specify the concrete mix and reinforcement the scope actually calls for.

  2. 2

    Forming & Rebar

    Formwork and rebar placement are set to grade and tolerance before a single truck arrives on site.

  3. 3

    Pour

    Concrete is placed and finished by in-house crews, so quality control never leaves our hands during the pour itself.

  4. 4

    Cure & Finish

    Proper curing time and finish work: the step that determines how the surface performs for years, not just how it looks on day one.

  5. 5

    Joint Sealing & Inspection

    Joint sealing and final inspection close out the scope, with documentation ready for a private owner or a municipal inspector alike.

Need concrete poured, repaired, or replaced?

Tell us about your scope, whether commercial, municipal, or public right-of-way, and we'll put together an estimate. No obligation.

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