Project gallery · Whitehouse, TX

Concrete projects in Whitehouse, TX

Concrete jobs from Whitehouse, Texas, collected here with photos from each one. Whitehouse is roughly 15 minutes from Tyler by road.

  • 2 jobs posted
  • 10.2 mi from Tyler
  • About 15 min by road
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Curved driveway formed with rebar in front of a brick home Large back patio with rounded corners beside a grey house and fenced yard

Whitehouse sits just southeast of Tyler in Smith County and had 8,257 residents at the 2020 census. It is home to Whitehouse ISD. Driveway approaches and sidewalks inside city limits fall under the City of Whitehouse, so we check what applies before work at the street.

Each entry below is one job: what the owner asked for, what we found on site and what we poured. Every service we offer is described on our Tyler concrete contractor page.

Curved driveway formed with rebar in front of a brick home
Curve formed with rebar before the pour
Curving concrete driveway in front of a single-storey home
A finished curved drive
Concrete Driveways

Curved driveway in front of a brick home

Whitehouse, TX

  1. The job

    The homeowners wanted a curved driveway that swept up to the house instead of a straight run.

  2. What we found

    The curve put the turning tires right at the slab edges, which is where driveways usually break first.

  3. What we did

    We formed the curve with flexible forms, set a full rebar grid with extra steel at the edges, and poured and broom finished it with joints following the curve.

Worth knowing. Curves look best when the joints follow them. Straight cuts across a curve read as mistakes.

Large back patio with rounded corners beside a grey house and fenced yard
Rounded patio along the fenced yard
Finished concrete patio along the back of a grey two-storey house
Patio along the back of the house
Concrete Patios

Back patio with rounded corners

Whitehouse, TX

  1. The job

    A family wanted a large back patio with soft, rounded corners beside their fenced yard.

  2. What we found

    The yard sloped back toward the house, so a patio poured flat would have sent rain at the foundation.

  3. What we did

    We regraded so the patio fell away from the house, set forms with radius corners, laid rebar and poured a broom-finished patio.

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