Fort Worth is not one neighborhood. It's not one income bracket, one housing style, or one kind of homeowner. It's Westover Hills estates and Alliance new builds. It's the historic Tudors of Arlington Heights and the custom homes of Tanglewood. It's Ridglea Hills families and Near Southside professionals and the fast-growing communities stretching north toward Keller and Watauga. Fort Worth is the fifth-largest city in Texas and one of the fastest-growing in the country — and with a median home price around $350,000 across the city and luxury estates pushing well past $1 million in its most prestigious neighborhoods, the range of homes and homeowners here is as wide as the city itself.

CBD Concrete is a Fort Worth-based, family-owned concrete contractor. This is home — not a service area we expand into from somewhere else, but the community where owner Dane and his crew live, work, and have built a reputation one project at a time. Over 20,000 yards of concrete poured across Fort Worth and the surrounding DFW Metroplex. More than 50 five-star Google reviews from homeowners throughout the city who chose CBD Concrete and would choose them again.

If you're a Fort Worth homeowner looking for a concrete contractor who knows this city, understands its soil, serves every part of it, and shows up with the owner personally involved in every project — this is the guide for you.

Concrete in Fort Worth: What Every Homeowner Needs to Know

Fort Worth sits squarely on the expansive clay soil that defines Tarrant County and causes more concrete problems across North Texas than any other single factor. Understanding what that means for your project — and what an experienced local contractor does about it — is the foundation of any successful concrete investment in Fort Worth.

The clay soil never stops moving. Houston Black clay and the Tolar clay series run under the majority of Fort Worth's residential neighborhoods. These soils absorb moisture during Fort Worth's heavy spring rains and swell measurably — then contract and pull away from structures during the long, hot summer droughts. Every driveway, patio, walkway, and foundation slab in Fort Worth is subjected to this cycle multiple times a year. The movement is predictable. The damage it causes is preventable — with proper base preparation, reinforcement, and drainage design before the first yard of concrete is poured.

Fort Worth's heat demands curing management. Summer temperatures in Fort Worth regularly exceed 100°F and surface temperatures on fresh concrete can push far higher. Concrete that loses moisture too quickly during curing — a very real risk during a Fort Worth summer pour — develops reduced strength and is more susceptible to early surface cracking. CBD Concrete manages hot-weather curing on every summer project, scheduling pours with temperature in mind and applying curing compounds immediately after finishing to protect surface moisture retention.

Fort Worth's neighborhoods are diverse — and so are their concrete needs. The 4-inch reinforced driveway that's right for a North Side home is not necessarily right for an estate driveway in Westover Hills. The flatwork approach that works on a flat Ridglea Hills lot doesn't automatically translate to a sloped property in Overton Park. Fort Worth concrete work requires site-specific assessment, not one-size-fits-all templates.

Fort Worth Neighborhoods CBD Concrete Serves

CBD Concrete serves homeowners throughout Fort Worth — every neighborhood, every zip code, every part of the city. Here's a look at the communities where CBD Concrete regularly works:

West Fort Worth — Established and Luxury

Westover Hills — Fort Worth's most prestigious address. Technically its own municipality, Westover Hills features architect-designed estates on large, tree-lined lots with homes ranging from $800,000 to $3,000,000+. Concrete work here demands custom design, premium finishes, and the kind of attention to detail that matches the properties. CBD Concrete brings exactly that.

Rivercrest — Fort Worth's second most prestigious neighborhood, surrounding Rivercrest Country Club. Historic mansions, Tudor homes, and large custom properties on Camp Bowie Boulevard. Strong demand for decorative concrete patios, driveway replacements, and foundation work.

Tanglewood — One of Fort Worth's most sought-after family neighborhoods near TCU, with predominantly large single-family homes in Mediterranean and Colonial Revival styles. Tanglewood homes carry strong values and homeowners invest consistently in property improvements.

Arlington Heights — Charming, established neighborhood filled with 1920s Bungalow and Tudor-style homes near the Cultural District and Camp Bowie Boulevard. One of Fort Worth's most consistently maintained communities, with strong homeowner investment in driveways, walkways, and exterior upgrades.

Ridglea Hills — Mid-century character homes near TCU and the Fort Worth Zoo. Tree-lined streets, strong school scores, and a mix of long-term homeowners and buyers upgrading classic properties. Driveway replacements and patio additions are common projects throughout this neighborhood.

Overton Park — Ranch-style homes along the Trinity River with winding streets and significant tree coverage. Concrete projects here often involve sloped terrain and root proximity considerations similar to Colleyville.

Central and South Fort Worth

Fairmount — Historic Southside neighborhood near TCU with excellent walkability and strong community investment. Sidewalk and walkway work, front entry upgrades, and patio additions are common concrete projects for Fairmount homeowners.

Near Southside — A younger, energetic community experiencing ongoing revitalization. A mix of residential and small commercial concrete needs in a neighborhood that's investing heavily in property quality.

Stonegate — Gated community near Hulen Street with strong HOA standards and homeowners who expect quality on every project that touches their property.

Monticello — Beautiful established neighborhood with traditional character and consistent demand for driveway and patio work.

North Fort Worth — Growth Corridor

Alliance Area — One of Texas's premier industrial and residential growth corridors. A mix of newer master-planned communities and established neighborhoods expanding rapidly. CBD Concrete serves both residential homeowners and commercial clients in the Alliance corridor.

North Richland Hills and Watauga — Established Tarrant County communities just north of Fort Worth's city limits. Strong family neighborhoods with consistent demand for driveways, patios, sport courts, and flatwork.

Haslet and far North Fort Worth — Newer construction communities with growing families, larger lots, and strong demand for backyard patios, sport courts, and flatwork that new construction often doesn't include.

East and South Fort Worth

CBD Concrete serves homeowners throughout east and south Fort Worth as well — from Meadowbrook and Polytechnic Heights to Wedgwood and Western Hills, across every part of the city where Fort Worth families and homeowners need quality concrete work done right.

Concrete Services in Fort Worth, TX

CBD Concrete delivers the complete range of residential and commercial concrete services throughout Fort Worth — every project managed personally by Dane and executed entirely by his in-house crew.

Concrete Driveways in Fort Worth

A concrete driveway is one of the most visible investments a Fort Worth homeowner makes — and one of the most impactful for curb appeal and long-term property value. CBD Concrete builds Fort Worth driveways on properly prepared subgrade, with compacted gravel base, rebar reinforcement, and finish options ranging from clean broom finish to stamped and decorative concrete that elevates any home's exterior.

Concrete driveway cost in Fort Worth: $6 to $12 per square foot for standard reinforced work, $11 to $18 per square foot for stamped or decorative finishes.

Concrete Patios in Fort Worth

Fort Worth's climate — warm springs, hot summers, mild falls — makes outdoor living a year-round reality, and a well-built concrete patio is the anchor of any backyard setup. CBD Concrete builds Fort Worth patios in every finish from broom to stamped, sized for how homeowners actually use their outdoor space.

Concrete patio cost in Fort Worth: $8 to $13 per square foot for broom finish, $12 to $18 per square foot for stamped and decorative finishes.

Sport Courts in Fort Worth

Backyard basketball and pickleball courts are in growing demand across Fort Worth's larger-lot neighborhoods — from Tanglewood and Ridglea Hills to North Fort Worth communities. CBD Concrete builds sport court foundations engineered for Fort Worth's clay soil with proper excavation, gravel base, rebar grid, and control joint placement that handles large slab applications.

New Foundations and Foundation Additions

For Fort Worth homeowners building new or adding on — extra rooms, detached garages, ADUs, covered porch foundations — CBD Concrete handles the foundation work from site prep through engineered pour. Fort Worth clay soil requires proper subgrade stabilization and engineered design for any foundation work, and CBD Concrete coordinates with engineers and the City of Fort Worth permitting process as part of every project scope.

Commercial Concrete Parking Lots in Fort Worth

CBD Concrete serves Fort Worth businesses and commercial property owners with new parking lot construction, lot expansion, demolition and replacement, and heavy-duty slab work for service bays, loading areas, and commercial flatwork. The Alliance corridor, Near Southside, and Fort Worth's suburban commercial corridors all represent active markets for commercial concrete.

Concrete Repair, Overlays, and Resurfacing

For Fort Worth homeowners with existing concrete that's showing surface wear or cosmetic deterioration on an otherwise sound slab, a decorative overlay or targeted repair is often the right solution at a fraction of replacement cost. CBD Concrete provides honest assessments and recommends the right scope — repair, overlay, or full replacement — based on what the slab actually needs.

Decorative Concrete in Fort Worth

Stamped, stained, and colored concrete is popular throughout Fort Worth's established neighborhoods — from the estate driveways of Westover Hills to the backyard patios of Tanglewood and Arlington Heights. CBD Concrete specializes in decorative concrete that combines the structural performance Fort Worth soil demands with the visual quality Fort Worth homeowners expect.

Flatwork in Fort Worth

Front walkways, side paths, garage aprons, pool decks, steps, and utility pads — CBD Concrete handles all horizontal concrete surfaces across Fort Worth residential and commercial properties, finished to match the standard of the homes they surround.

What Concrete Costs in Fort Worth, TX in 2025

Fort Worth's concrete pricing reflects Tarrant County market conditions and the project type. Here's a realistic guide:

Project TypeCost RangeConcrete driveway — standard reinforced$6 – $12 per sq ftConcrete driveway — stamped / decorative$11 – $18 per sq ftConcrete patio — broom finish$8 – $13 per sq ftConcrete patio — stamped / decorative$12 – $18 per sq ftConcrete walkways / flatwork$6 – $12 per sq ftPool deck$6 – $14 per sq ftSport court slab$8 – $12 per sq ftConcrete overlay / resurfacing$6 – $12 per sq ftFoundation / slab (residential)$7 – $12 per sq ftFoundation addition$10 – $20 per sq ftCommercial parking lot$4 – $7 per sq ft

Pricing varies by project scope, site conditions, finish type, and neighborhood. A detailed written quote from CBD Concrete — specific to your property and your project — is always provided before any work begins.

CBD Concrete: Fort Worth's Locally Owned Concrete Contractor

CBD Concrete was founded in 2018 by Dane — an owner-operator who personally manages every project, works alongside his in-house crew, and has built the company's reputation on showing up, communicating clearly, and delivering concrete work that holds up through Fort Worth seasons.

Here's what Fort Worth homeowners consistently experience when they work with CBD Concrete:

The owner shows up. Dane personally assesses every site, prepares every quote, and manages every pour. There is no chain of command between you and the person responsible for your project.

An in-house crew you can trust. Every member of CBD Concrete's crew is a direct employee — not a subcontractor hired for the day. The same people who show up on day one are there through final cleanup.

Honest recommendations. Dane recommends what your project actually needs — not the most expensive solution. If a repair or overlay is the right call, that's what you'll hear. If full replacement is the right call, he'll explain exactly why.

Clear written quotes. Every project gets an itemized written quote before any work begins. No vague estimates, no hidden costs, no surprises on invoice day.

Work that holds up in Fort Worth's climate. Over 20,000 yards poured across the DFW area — with a base preparation approach specifically designed for Tarrant County clay soil, hot-weather curing management, and rebar reinforcement on every project.

"CBD Concrete is an outstanding contractor. Dane and his crew were timely, detailed, and precise. Very pleasant to work with and I highly recommend CBD Concrete for your next job. Large or small, they take pride in what they do." — Donald C., Google Review

"Dane and his crew did a phenomenal job in a time crunch to fix our road. Highly recommend." — Jason R., Google Review

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