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Family-owned general contracting for homes and buildings across Central and Southeast Texas.
- General Building Construction
- Home Addition Construction
- Commercial Construction
- Residential Construction
- Foundation Pouring
Port Arthur sits about 8 feet above sea level on flat, marshy Gulf Coast ground, so slab foundations and drainage design matter on every build. Clay-heavy soil swells after rain and shrinks in summer heat, which can crack slabs and shift framing. Our crews plan site grading, foundation pours, and debris clearing around these conditions.
Port Arthur, TX
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Port Arthur, TX
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Much of Port Arthur sits at low elevation, and flood exposure is high across the city. Grading and drainage planning on a new build or addition help keep water away from the slab from day one.
Many local homes use slab-on-grade foundations with brick veneer. Before we pour, we check the site for clay movement and plan a foundation that can handle repeated wet and dry cycles.
Lots near the Neches River, Sabine Lake, and the Gulf often need clearing, stump removal, and dirt work before construction starts. We scope that prep work so the build begins on stable ground.
At a glance
We offer foundation pouring, home elevation-ready site work, lot clearing, and home building for Port Arthur property owners.
Family-owned general contracting for homes and buildings across Central and Southeast Texas.
Custom home building and barndominium construction for Central and Southeast Texas families.
Home remodeling and renovation services across Central and Southeast Texas.
Excavation, grading, and site prep for Central Texas homes and commercial projects.
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Serving Port Arthur, TX
Our crew knows Port Arthur, TX. We will show up on time, assess the job honestly, and give you a clear written number before asking you to decide anything.
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Common questions from Port Arthur, TX customers about our services, process, and coverage.
Clay in the Port Arthur area swells when saturated and shrinks during dry summers. That movement can crack slabs, so foundation design should account for it.
Port Arthur averages about 8 feet above sea level, and many lots are low and flat. Grading and finished floor height should be planned before the pour.
Many lots need clearing, stump removal, and dirt or debris removal before construction. Some older properties also need concrete breaking and hauling of old driveways or slabs.
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(713) 202-8182Hours