— Where we pour
Concrete contractor serving Arlington and the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex
CJM Concrete is based in Arlington, TX. There is no storefront to visit: the crew, the forms and the tools leave here every morning for that day's pour, and that pour is almost always somewhere in Tarrant County, with runs into Dallas County when the project fills a day.
Distance does not change how the work is done or the rate per square foot — the same compacted base, the same steel and the same joints in Grapevine as ten minutes from home. What does apply everywhere is the job minimum of about $1,800, because sending a crew, forms and a ready-mix truck costs the same for a small pour as for a big one. For the farther cities it helps to give us a window of dates rather than one day; it is much easier to land you on a day we are already pouring out that way.
These are the cities we work in. The ones with a page of their own go to what we actually do there; the rest go to the service that city calls us about most.
— Cities we serve
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Arlington, TX
Home base. The crew starts and ends the day here, which is why an Arlington estimate is usually the easiest one to get walked this week.
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Mansfield, TX
Newer streets and wide three-car drives, so the pours here are big enough to price well per square foot.
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Grand Prairie, TX
Houses and warehouse corridors in the same week — driveways and patios one day, dumpster and equipment pads the next.
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Fort Worth, TX
The oldest concrete on our map. Most of the work here is tear-out and replacement rather than a fresh pour.
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Kennedale, TX
Right off our south side, close enough that small jobs can ride along with a day already booked nearby.
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Pantego, TX
A small town sitting inside Arlington’s edges — front walks, patios and single-panel repairs, usually added to a day nearby.
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Dalworthington Gardens, TX
The drives run longer here than on the city streets around it, so the job is usually the whole approach rather than a patch.
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Hurst, TX
Northeast Tarrant, mostly houses built decades ago — cracked drives and tired patios that need tearing out first.
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Euless, TX
Same run as Hurst and Bedford, so a patio here can share a truck with the job two streets over if the dates line up.
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Bedford, TX
Older subdivisions with narrow drives, which makes widening and doweling the new pour to the old slab the common ask.
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Irving, TX
A long city with a lot of light commercial in it, so pads and approach repairs come up as often as house work.
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Cedar Hill, TX
The hills change the job: a patio or a walk here often needs steps or a low wall before anything can sit flat.
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Burleson, TX
The far end of our run south, where lots get bigger and a shop or barn slab is a normal ask.
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Crowley, TX
On the same trip south as Burleson, so we try to book the two together and start early.
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Forest Hill, TX
Small and close in on the south side, which makes it one of the easier places to fit a driveway tear-out.
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Benbrook, TX
Far enough west that the drives get long and a shop pad usually comes up in the same conversation.
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Grapevine, TX
The north end of our map. Worth the drive for a full patio or driveway, and we schedule it as its own day.
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Dallas, TX
We cross the county line for work that fills a day — a full driveway, a patio, a slab — not a single panel.
Do not see your city? Ask anyway. If your project is near a day we already have booked we will say so, and if we do not get out that far, we will say that too.
Where we work
Based in Arlington, TX — pouring across the whole Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex.
Based in Arlington, pouring across DFW.
Tell us where the project is and roughly how big it is. We come measure for free and leave you a written price.
— Start your project
Tell us what you want poured.
A short form, a site visit, and a written estimate within 24 hours. No pressure, no obligation.
or call (214) 603-9142