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Concrete flatwork is the main event. The digging, breaking, hauling and wall-building that surrounds it is done by the same crew, so one job stays one phone number.
The short version
Most concrete jobs aren't only a concrete job. There's usually something to break out, dirt to move, a level to fix or a wall to hold a slope back before a single yard of concrete gets ordered.
Kidd's Exterior Solutions runs the machines as well as the trowels, so all of that stays in-house. It's quicker, it's cheaper than coordinating two outfits, and nobody gets to blame the other guy for the bit that went wrong.
“KES is a small local business startup specializing in contracting landscaping, concrete, excavation, and haul-off. We provide top-quality exterior services while emphasizing customer service and customized approaches.”
Kidd's Exterior Solutions, in its own wordsConcrete flatwork
Each of these has its own page with the detail, the common questions and the things worth deciding before anyone pours anything.
New pours, full replacements, widening for a third vehicle, extensions down the side of the house, parking pads and the approach out to the street.
New patios, extensions to the small slab the builder left you, front and back porches, and pads for hot tubs, outdoor kitchens, fire pits and sheds.
Front walks, side paths, gate runs, steps and landings, plus single-panel replacement where an old walk has lifted into a trip hazard.
Cracked, sunken, rocking, flaking or lifted concrete assessed honestly — patched where a patch will genuinely hold, torn out and re-poured where it won't.
The rest of it
These turn up in most concrete jobs anyway — and plenty of people book them on their own.
Digging out to depth, moving dirt, cutting the fall so water runs away from the house, and compacting a base that won't settle under a new slab.
Old driveways, cracked patios, slabs, footings and small outbuildings broken out and cleared, ready for whatever goes in behind them.
Broken concrete, spoil, brush and job-site debris loaded and taken away. The yard should look better when we leave than the day we arrived.
Retaining walls, stone and brick borders, paver installation, bed edging and tree rings — the work that holds a sloped yard together.
Outdoor landscaping work and sprinkler and irrigation repair — the other half of what KES has always done alongside the concrete.
Got a job that's two of these at once? That's the normal case — (469) 601-8771
How it runs
Whether it's a garbage-can pad or a full driveway replacement, the sequence doesn't change. It's the sequence that decides whether it lasts.
We come out, stand on it with you, and talk about what's actually going on — where water goes, what's under the ground, how the levels have to meet. Then you get a number and a straight recommendation.
Free, no obligation
Old concrete out and on the truck, dirt moved, subgrade dug to depth. Nothing gets poured over a base we haven't seen and compacted.
Forms set square and true to the fall, then rebar or mesh tied and chaired so the steel sits inside the slab rather than under it.
Placed, screeded, floated and hand-worked at every edge. Broom, brushed or smooth on top, whichever suits the slab and how it's going to get used.
Control joints saw-cut early so the concrete cracks where we tell it to. Forms out, debris hauled, site swept, and the real cure dates before we drive off.
Haul-off included
Where we work
Based in Royse City, working the towns around it every week. Same crew and the same phone number whichever side of the lake you're on.
Royse City // Rockwall // Fate // Heath // Rowlett // Forney // Greenville // Caddo Mills // Mobile City // McLendon-Chisholm // Union Valley // Josephine
Free estimate
Whatever combination it is — pour, dig, break out, haul away — describe it once and we'll come back with a number and a week.
Royse City · Rockwall County
Dig it, break it out, haul it away, pour it back. Same crew, start to finish.
