Concrete work for Cedar Park's established neighborhoods
Twenty minutes down 183: 1990s and 2000s subdivisions on limestone, with driveways and pool decks reaching thirty years old and yards being turned into outdoor rooms.
Cedar Park was built out mostly between 1990 and 2010 — Buttercup Creek, Anderson Mill, Ranch at Brushy Creek, Twin Creeks, Cypress Creek, Forest Oaks, Silverado — on the limestone side of the fault, so its concrete problems are age and construction rather than clay: driveways that have surface-scaled and cracked at the garage, pool decks from the 90s that are stained and hot, front walks poured too thin. The work is replacements and upgrades: new driveways with a widening, stamped patios and outdoor kitchens, resurfaced pool decks, and leveling where a walk or an approach has dropped.
The City of Cedar Park requires a permit for driveway approaches and most new flatwork, and the HOAs in Twin Creeks, Ranch at Brushy Creek and the newer sections review finishes. We pull the permit and prepare the packet. Lots here are tighter than Georgetown's and the mature live oaks are protected under the city's tree ordinance, so we plan the pour and the truck access around them.
What we do in Cedar Park
City of Cedar Park permits
Approach and flatwork permits through Development Services; tree-ordinance compliance near protected oaks.
Driveway replacement & widening
Tear-out of the 1990s slab, compacted base, rebar, matched-finish widening with the approach permit.
Pool-deck resurfacing
Cool-deck, knockdown and stamped overlays on the 90s decks; foam leveling where they've settled.
Patios & outdoor kitchens
Stamped and broom patios, kitchen and fire-pit slabs.
Tight-lot logistics
Line pumps and smaller trucks where a mixer can't reach; oak-root protection.
HOA packets
Twin Creeks, Ranch at Brushy Creek, Buttercup Creek and the rest.
Neighborhoods and areas we cover
- Buttercup Creek
- Anderson Mill
- Ranch at Brushy Creek
- Twin Creeks
- Cypress Creek
- Forest Oaks
- Silverado
- Cedar Park Town Center
- Heritage Park
- Carriage Hills
- Red Oaks
- Whitestone Oaks
- Bella Vista
- Lakeline area
- Avery Ranch (adjacent)
- Brushy Creek (adjacent)
- Parmer Lane corridor
- Whitestone Boulevard
Concrete services available in Cedar Park
- Driveways & approaches, RV & boat pads
- Patios, stamped concrete, pool decks
- Slabs, shops & foundations
- Walkways & sidewalks, retaining walls & curbing
- Repair, leveling & replacement, resurfacing & coatings
- Commercial concrete
Questions from Cedar Park homeowners
Do I need a permit for a driveway in Cedar Park?
Yes for a new or replaced driveway and for the approach at the street, through the City of Cedar Park. Tree-protected lots need the pour planned around the oaks' root zones.
How much does a driveway replacement cost in Cedar Park?
$9 to $13 per square foot plus $3 to $5 for tear-out — $6,500 to $10,000 for a typical two-car driveway including demolition. Limestone-side lots don't need the clay base treatment, which keeps the price at the lower end.
Can you get a truck to my backyard?
On most Cedar Park lots, no — we use a line pump from the street, which is in the quote. It adds a few hundred dollars and protects the yard.
What about the oak roots under my old driveway?
Protected under the city's tree ordinance. We hand-excavate near roots, bridge them with a thicker reinforced section where we can, and involve an arborist if a root over the size limit is in the way.
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