Need concrete parking lot construction in DFW?
Overall Concrete LLC can help!  Fully insured concrete parking lot experts.

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If your office or commercial property's parking situation needs an overhaul, we can help.  Overall Concrete handles complete parking lot resurfacing, remodeling, parking lot repair and new parking lot laying.  We offer fast, free quotes directly from our owner.

We know you have many choices in DFW for concrete work and we welcome the opportunity to earn your business through hard work and dedication.  We are a fully insured, professional concrete company centrally located near Grand Prairie.  No matter what your concrete parking lot and paving needs are, give us a call for a free consultation.

Serving DFW:  Plano, Allen, Frisco, McKinney, Rockwall, Mesquite, Carrollton, Lewisville, Little Elm, Sachse, Fairview, Colleyville, Southlake, Arlington, Fort Worth, Watauga, Keller, Addison TX, Irving and more.


We specialize in virtually every application of commercial concrete.  From stamped concrete to concrete patios and driveways, we can help.  We also handle insurance claims and work directly with insurance companies to ensure your doctor or dentist office lot is handled professionally.

Problem: Failed mortar - Failed mortar joints can be caused by trapped moisture in a brick or block wall, physical stress or a poorly repaired mortar mixture, among other causes. Repair the joints by tuck-pointing with fresh mortar before the damage worsens and allows more moisture into the wall.

Problem: Potholes - Potholes, like most masonry and concrete problems, are caused by changes in temperature and moisture levels, especially when they involve freezing or thawing. Repairing potholes in asphalt is fairly easy - just clean out the hole, add fresh asphalt mix and tamp down.

Problem: Pop outs - Pop outs occur when aggregate near a concrete surface becomes detached, leaving small voids behind. Causes include under-floating, improper curing and severe freeze conditions. While pop-outs are common in poured concrete walls and foundations, they occasionally occur in horizontal surfaces as well. Pop-outs are usually of visual concern only and can be filled with commercial vinyl concrete patch if you find them bothersome.