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Stamped Concrete Patio — Lakeway, TX

Sandra M.

Concrete Commandos Austin poured a 640 sq ft backyard patio using an Ashlar slate stamp pattern with a charcoal release agent — the finished texture is indistinguishable from natural stone. Before the pour, the crew addressed our expansive clay subgrade by installing a 4-inch compacted base and fiber-mesh reinforcement, which gave me real confidence in the long-term performance. They placed expansion joints with precision to accommodate Texas heat cycles, and the 4,000 PSI mix has held up through two full Austin summers without a single crack. We sealed it annually with a UV-resistant polymer coat as recommended and it still looks brand new.

Concrete Driveway Replacement — West Lake Hills, TX

Tom R.

We had a 1,200 sq ft two-car driveway on a sloped lot with limestone just below the topsoil — a tricky substrate that many contractors refused to quote. Concrete Commandos Austin handled the full tear-out and replacement without hesitation. They executed a rigorous subgrade compaction protocol, installed #4 rebar on 18-inch centers, and used a 4,500 PSI mix with a low water-to-cement ratio for maximum surface density. The broom finish is clean and properly sloped toward the street easement for drainage. The project finished on schedule and passed HOA review without a single compliance note.

Commercial Warehouse Slab — North Austin, TX

Derek P., Facility Manager

We needed 6,000 sq ft of interior warehouse slab poured to full industrial spec: 5,000 PSI mix, 6-inch thickness, vapor barrier installed beneath, and welded wire fabric reinforcement throughout the pour. Concrete Commandos Austin coordinated directly with our general contractor to meet a tight scheduling window and conducted on-site slump testing every cycle for quality control documentation. Fourteen months in, with continuous forklift and pallet jack traffic across the full slab surface, we have zero cracking and zero settlement. That is exactly what you expect from a professionally engineered pour.

Cracked Driveway Resurfacing — Pflugerville, TX

Jennifer L.

My 10-year-old driveway had three active structural cracks caused by the expansive Texas clay shifting beneath the slab. The crew used epoxy crack injection for structural stabilization before applying a 3/8-inch polymer resurfacing overlay matched precisely to the existing concrete color. The cost savings versus a full replacement were substantial — and the overlay comes with a 5-year warranty. The surface is now visually seamless; you cannot tell where the cracks were. I would never have guessed this was a resurfacing job rather than a fresh pour.

Decorative Pool Deck — Bee Cave, TX

Rachel and Brian K.

Our existing pool deck slab was structurally sound but dated. Concrete Commandos Austin resurfaced all 900 sq ft using a knockdown texture overlay in a travertine pattern with a light sand-colored integral pigment that ties perfectly into the surrounding limestone landscaping. The overlay added genuine slip-resistance, and the heat-deflection improvement is noticeable — barefoot on a Texas afternoon, the surface is dramatically cooler than bare gray concrete. They sealed everything with an acrylic-based UV sealer and worked clean throughout, protecting the surrounding turf and planting beds completely.

Concrete Walkway & Front Entry — Austin, TX

Marcus T.

I needed a new 180 sq ft exposed-aggregate concrete walkway and front entry landing near the 78746 zip code. The Concrete Commandos Austin crew prepared the subgrade properly — critical in Austin's shrink-swell clay soil zones — then set #3 rebar at 16-inch centers before the pour. The brushed aggregate finish was achieved by washing the surface at exactly the right bleed-water window, producing a uniform, slip-resistant texture throughout. The result is a durable surface consistent with the neighborhood aesthetic and fully compliant with city setback requirements. No punchlist items, no issues.

• Replaced 1,800 sq ft cracked driveway in Pflugerville with a 4,000 PSI rebar-reinforced slab on a compacted Class II base — zero callbacks in 18 months.
• Installed 2,400 sq ft commercial parking apron at a Bee Cave retail center using 6-inch, 4,500 PSI unreinforced concrete over a stabilized limestone base — passed municipal inspection on first submission.
• Poured 750 sq ft stamped courtyard in West Lake Hills using a Herringbone brick pattern with integral color — project completed within a 4-day window per HOA scheduling restrictions.
• Repaired 14 structural cracks in a 12-year-old Lakeway driveway using polyurethane foam injection and surface grinding — client reported no re-cracking after one full Texas freeze-thaw cycle.
• Constructed 320 sq ft front entry and ADA-compliant walkway in South Austin for a medical office — 3,500 PSI mix with broom finish meeting ADA slip-resistance coefficient requirements; zero punchlist items at COA inspection.

• Resurfaced 1,100 sq ft pool deck in Bee Cave with a micro-topping overlay tinted to match surrounding travertine — surface temperature 14°F cooler than bare gray concrete per client measurement; no delamination after 18 months.
• Poured 5,200 sq ft tilt-wall panel apron for a North Austin light industrial facility — 5,000 PSI mix, 7-inch thickness, slump-tested every 50 cy; project delivered 3 days ahead of general contractor milestone.
• Installed 960 sq ft exposed-aggregate patio and outdoor kitchen slab in Austin's 78746 corridor — aggregate seeded and washed at correct bleed-water window; surface passed slip-resistance and COA setback review simultaneously.
• Replaced deteriorated sidewalk and curb approach on a Pflugerville corner lot — 4,000 PSI mix, proper sub-base compaction, and correct cross-slope for ADA compliance; COA right-of-way permit closed in 8 business days.
• Delivered 3,600 sq ft reinforced equipment pad for an Austin logistics company — 6-inch slab, #5 rebar grid, 5,000 PSI industrial mix — pad has supported continuous heavy forklift loading without settlement or cracking for 22 months.