SERVING CROWLEY, TEXAS
Patios, Walkways and Driveways in Crowley, TX
The slab that came with a Crowley subdivision home usually fits a grill and two chairs. We extend patios, lay walkways to the side gate and rebuild driveways in concrete, pavers or natural stone, with grading that sends water away from the foundation.
Hardscape Done by People Who Grew Up in Masonry
Long before we designed outdoor kitchens or shade structures, our team was setting stone and laying block on large commercial jobs. Flat work is unforgiving. If the base is soft or the slope is wrong, it cracks, heaves or puddles within a season. We learned to get the ground right first.
That means excavating to firm soil, compacting a proper base, and setting forms or screed rails with a measured fall away from the house. The finish surface is the part you see. The prep underneath is the part that decides how long it lasts.

Surfaces We Install Around Crowley Homes
Poured concrete
Broom, exposed aggregate or stamped finishes. Concrete is the most cost-effective way to add square footage behind the house or widen a driveway.
Concrete pavers
Each paver rides on compacted base, so the surface shifts a little with the clay instead of cracking. Pull a few up for a utility repair and they go right back down.
Natural stone
Flagstone and cut stone give walkways and patios a hand-laid look. This is where our masonry experience matters most.
Common Crowley Fixes
Crowley's population jumped nearly 41 percent between 2010 and 2020, and much of that growth landed in subdivisions with similar builder packages. Walk the backyards in Lasater Ranch, Sendero Oaks or Crescent Springs Ranch and you will see the same small rear slab again and again. Families quickly outgrow it.
The usual fix is an extension that adds room for a dining table and a seating group, plus a walkway so the trip to the gate or trash cans does not cross mud. Where the yard is flat and the downspouts dump near the slab, we regrade so water moves toward the street or a drain. On sloped lots near the creek areas, a low retaining wall can hold the edge of a new patio level.
Plan the Ground With Everything Else
A patio is the floor of your outdoor room, so it pays to plan it with what will sit on it. Footings for a Crowley patio cover, gas and power for a future outdoor kitchen, and conduit for lights all go in more easily before the concrete is poured. Our in-house designers show the whole layout in 2D and 3D renderings so those pieces line up.
Ten years of flat work around Fort Worth has earned us a 4.9 star Google rating. A lot of our Crowley work comes from neighbors who saw a finished patio over the fence. Explore every local service on our Crowley outdoor living page, or read how a project moves through our five-step process.
Patio and Driveway Questions
Can a new patio extension match my existing Crowley slab?
We can blend new concrete with the old or set a contrasting border so the joint looks planned. We review the condition of the existing slab during the consultation.
Pavers or concrete for a Crowley backyard?
Concrete costs less per square foot. Pavers cost more but handle soil movement well and can be reset. Many families pick concrete for the main patio and pavers or stone for borders and walkways.
Do you fix drainage while you build?
Yes. Grading is part of every flat work job. We set slopes so water runs away from the house and out of the yard.
Give Your Crowley Yard a Better Floor
Measure your current slab or just send a photo. We will meet you on site, talk through materials and sketch a layout during a free consultation.
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621 South Freeway
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Monday to Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM
Saturday by appointment
Sunday closed