Ironset Concrete 
Concrete · Dallas
Dallas concrete done the heavy way - a compacted sub-base, steel reinforcement, and a 4,000 PSI pour finished by the same crew that set the forms. A slab is only as strong as the dirt under it, so that is where we start.
Quality concrete work backed by upfront pricing and a satisfaction guarantee.
We tear out failing slabs, recompact the sub-base, and re-pour your driveway full-depth with steel on chairs and 4,000 PSI mix.
Backyard patios and connecting walkways get set on a level, drained base with control joints cut so cracks follow our line.
Integral-color, stamped, and exposed-aggregate finishes give you the look of stone or brick in one monolithic pour, sealed against Dallas sun.
Shed pads, garage floors, and home additions start with engineered grading and reinforcement sized for the expansive clay your structure sits on.
Poured and reinforced retaining walls hold a grade with proper footing depth and weep drainage so hydrostatic pressure never pushes them out.
Heaved panels get ground flush, scaled surfaces get a bonded overlay, and we crack-chase the joints instead of upselling a full tear-out.
Book a large pour in our slower winter window and lock in off-season rates with the same 4,000 PSI mix, steel reinforcement, and 10-year workmanship warranty as any peak-season job.
Off-season scheduling subject to weather and ground temperature suitable for placement and cure. Mention this offer at your free measure. Cannot be combined with other promotions.
Reserve an off-season pourAnyone can screed wet concrete flat. The work that decides whether your driveway lasts ten years or cracks in two happens before the truck arrives. We grade and compact the sub-base, set the forms dead level, and lay steel on chairs so it sits in the middle of the pour where it actually carries load. Then we control-joint it by the foot so it cracks on our line, not across your new patio.
The same crew that sets your forms screeds, floats, and brooms the pour, keeping every edge dead straight.
Marcus measures the slab on site and hands you a written square-foot price that never moves after approval.
Approve the estimate and most residential pours break ground that same week, weather and cure temperatures permitting.
Marcus walks the slab, checks the grade and drainage, and hands you a written square-foot price the same day - no pressure to replace what only needs a resurface.
We tear out the old slab, grade and compact the sub-base for the expansive clay, and set the forms dead level before any concrete is ordered.
We lay steel on chairs so it carries load in the middle of the slab, then place a real 4,000 PSI mix and finish it - broom, stamped, or aggregate - by the same crew that set the forms.
We saw control joints by the foot so cracks follow our line, let it cure, haul off every form board, and walk the finished slab with you before we leave.
A look at the kind of concrete work we deliver.
“Ironset tore out our cracked builder-grade driveway in Frisco and re-poured it full depth with real rebar. You can see the difference in the thickness alone. Two summers in and not a single crack on the control lines.”
“We got a stamped patio in Plano and the crew handled the HOA finish approval before they even set the forms. The color matched our existing aggregate perfectly and the broom edges are dead straight.”
“Marcus came out himself, checked the grade and drainage, and gave me a written square-foot price the same day. No pressure to replace the whole slab when a resurface would do. Honest outfit.”
“They poured a thicker load-rated apron for our Arlington driveway because we park a trailer on it. Photographed the steel on the chairs before the pour so I knew it was done right. Same-week start like they promised.”
“Had an old heaved sidewalk in Irving that was a trip hazard. They ground and leveled the joints flush instead of upselling me a full tear-out. Fair price and the cleanup was spotless.”
Every Ironset pour is warrantied against workmanship failure for ten full years, in writing and transferable to the next owner. If a slab we placed cracks outside its control joints or fails because of how we prepped, reinforced, or finished it, we make it right. A driveway is only as honest as the sub-base under it, and we stand behind ours.
I started Ironset in 2008 with one form crew and a rule I still hold: the slab gets built from the dirt up, not the top down. I've torn out too much cheap flatwork that looked perfect on day one and spidered by year two. So we grade and compact the sub-base, set steel on chairs, and pour a real 4,000 PSI mix even when a thinner spec would win the bid. If that's the kind of concrete you want under your home, we should talk. — Marcus Delgado, Owner & Lead Finisher
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