About Cedar Park Elite Concrete & Masonry

Why a Cedar Park Concrete and Masonry Company Talks About Rock

Long before it was a suburb, the town was a ranch settlement called Running Brushy, after a spring at the head of Cluck Creek. It was renamed Cedar Park in 1887, and for most of the next century it shipped building limestone and cedar posts (TSHA). The city incorporated in 1973 and now has about 83,000 residents, 46 city parks and 34 miles of trail (City of Cedar Park).

That history is under every driveway we pour and in a lot of the stone on Cedar Park houses. That's why we do both trades: the flatwork, and the limestone and brick that sit next to it. The same stone that made the quarries worth working makes a great base for a slab, until a clay seam or a bad fill pad gets in the way. Most of what sets one concrete job here apart from another is how carefully that ground gets checked, so that's where we spend our time.

What You Can Expect From Us

• An estimate that lists the spec, not just a total
• A heads-up on rock, permits or HOA approval before they become surprises
• Early-morning summer pours, and pours moved when storms are coming
• Written care instructions when we finish

What We Don't Do

We don't do interior floor coatings, foam lifting, asphalt paving or chimney rebuilds. When your job needs one of those, we'll tell you so and suggest the kind of specialist to call, even though it means we don't get the work.

What You Won't See on This Site

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