TEMPLE, TEXAS • BELL COUNTY

Concrete Slabs & Foundations in Temple, TX

House slabs, post-tension and conventional foundations, shop slabs, barn foundations, and RV pads for Temple, TX — engineered prep and no shortcuts underground.

Temple concrete slab contractor

Concrete Slabs & Foundations in Temple, TX

Slab work is where craftsmanship is invisible and mistakes are permanent. We pour residential foundations, house slabs, post-tension and conventional foundations, shop and shed slabs, barn foundations, and RV pads throughout Temple and Bell County.

Every Temple slab is spec'd after we see the lot. Expansive Central Texas clay moves with moisture, so sub-grade preparation, moisture conditioning, vapor barrier, and reinforcement get sized to the actual soil and the actual load — not copied off a price sheet.

For shop slabs and RV pads we typically go 5–6" thick with thickened edges and heavier rebar, because a slab that will hold a truck, a lift, or a fifth wheel has nothing in common with a patio.

How we build it

  • House slabs: Post-tension or conventional, engineered to the lot
  • Shop & barn slabs: 5–6" thick, #4 rebar on 16" centers, thickened edges
  • RV pads: 6" thick with reinforced edges for point loads
  • Prep: Compacted base, moisture conditioning, vapor barrier
  • Finish: Broom or smooth trowel depending on use

Temple areas we pour

  • West Temple
  • Western Hills
  • Wildflower Country Club
  • Lake Pointe
  • The Reserve at Western Hills
  • Crossroads
  • Sammons Park area
  • Tanglewood
  • Meadow Brook
  • Pepper Creek
  • Belton Lake side
  • Downtown Temple

ZIP codes: 76501 · 76502 · 76504

Recent Temple work

Local jobs. Local references.

Western Hills

30' x 40' shop slab with apron

Broom finish, #4 rebar 16" OC, 6" thick

Wildflower Country Club

Patio with outdoor kitchen pad

Broom finish, saw-cut joints, sealed

Lake Pointe

Driveway extension and RV pad

5" thick, broom finish, control joints saw-cut at 24 hrs

West Temple

Wraparound patio with seat wall

Salt finish with stained accent border

Temple concrete slab FAQ

Straight answers. No runaround.

How much does a shop slab cost in Temple, TX?

Shop and barn slabs in Temple typically run $7–$13 per square foot installed depending on thickness, rebar, site access, and how much dirt work the pad needs. A 30' x 40' shop slab is one of our most common quotes.

Post-tension or conventional foundation — which is right?

Post-tension foundations perform well on the high-shrink/swell clay common around Temple, while conventional rebar foundations make sense on more stable lots and smaller structures. We'll walk you through what your soil and your structure actually call for.

How thick should an RV pad be in Temple?

We pour RV pads at 6" with thickened, reinforced edges. A fifth wheel's jacks and tires put concentrated point loads on the slab, and 4" simply isn't enough on Central Texas clay.

Do you handle the dirt work?

Yes. Grading, base material, and compaction are part of the scope on every Temple slab we pour. The part you can't see is the part that determines whether the slab lasts.

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