DFW Stone & Concrete covers Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton, Rockwall, Ellis, Johnson and Parker counties.
Updated November 10, 2026
Each county page lists who permits a slab, patio or barn outside city limits, where the parcel records are, what the soil does to a stamped surface or a stone terrace, and the sources, so the quote accounts for the place as well as the finish. There are no city pages on this site on purpose: a stamped pattern or a shop slab does not change at a city line, but the permit desk and the ground do, and those follow the county. Inside a city limit, that city's flatwork or accessory-structure rule applies on top of the county notes, and the quote says which one.
Pattern, color method, sealer, stone and joint, or field thickness, edge, steel, base and membrane: one independent, insured North Texas contractor looks at the lot and writes it all down with dates.
Residential and acreage, in eight DFW counties. No price on this site, because the lot and the drawing decide the price.
One independent, insured North Texas contractor will call or text within one business day to set a time to look at it. You get a written quote with the pattern, color, stone and slab spec on it.