Concrete work for Liberty Hill — subdivisions and acreage alike
Santa Rita Ranch and Rancho Sienna on one side of 29, ten-acre lots with shops and long drives on the other; limestone under nearly all of it.
Liberty Hill is where Georgetown's growth meets the Hill Country, and its concrete splits two ways. Santa Rita Ranch, Rancho Sienna, Orchard Ridge, Stonewall Ranch and the newer sections along Highway 29 and Ronald Reagan are master-planned subdivisions with HOAs, new houses and the same add-on work as Leander: patios, pool decks, stamped concrete, driveway widenings. North and west — Highway 1869, County Road 200, the lots toward Bertram and Burnet — are acreage with shops, barns, guest houses and driveways that run a quarter mile from the gate, and the work is slabs, pads and the concrete portions of long drives.
Most of Liberty Hill is unincorporated Williamson County outside the small city limits, so many lots have no city permit for flatwork — but the HOA process in the subdivisions is thorough, and county rules apply to driveway culverts on county roads. Limestone is shallow across much of the area; we probe before we quote.
What we do in Liberty Hill
Shop, barn & guest-house slabs
Engineered slabs with thickened edges for metal buildings and shops; the concrete portion of acreage drives.
Long drives & culverts
Concrete aprons and parking pads at the house with base-only runs; county culvert crossings on county roads.
Subdivision patios & decks
Stamped and broom patios, outdoor kitchens and pool decks in Santa Rita Ranch, Rancho Sienna and Orchard Ridge.
HOA packets
Santa Rita Ranch, Rancho Sienna, Orchard Ridge and Stonewall Ranch submittals prepared.
Rock excavation
Probed before the quote; breaker priced up front.
City vs. county
City of Liberty Hill permits inside the limits; county culvert rules outside; we sort out which applies to your lot.
Neighborhoods and areas we cover
- Santa Rita Ranch
- Rancho Sienna
- Orchard Ridge
- Stonewall Ranch
- Liberty Parke
- Bridle Ridge
- Butler Farms
- Highland Estates
- Rio Ancho
- Highway 29 corridor
- Highway 1869
- County Road 200 / 201
- Ronald Reagan Boulevard (north)
- Bertram (adjacent)
- Old Town Liberty Hill
- Liberty Hill Industrial area
Concrete services available in Liberty Hill
- 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 Liberty Hill homeowners
Do I need a permit for a shop slab in Liberty Hill?
Inside the city limits, yes for a permanent building; in unincorporated Williamson County there's no county building permit for most accessory buildings, but the county regulates driveway culverts and septic setbacks. We confirm which applies to your address.
How much does a shop slab cost in Liberty Hill?
$8 to $12 per square foot for a 4-inch reinforced slab with thickened edges — $10,000 to $14,500 for a 30-by-40 shop — more if the limestone is shallow and has to be broken.
Can you pour just the apron and parking area on a long drive?
Yes, and that's what most acreage owners do: concrete at the house, the gate apron and the county culvert crossing, with compacted base or millings on the run.
Does Santa Rita Ranch allow stamped concrete?
Yes with an ARC submittal specifying pattern and color; we prepare it and know what's been approved.
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