CONCRETE CONTRACTOR IN PLANO, TX
Expansive Clay Soil Experts
Our concrete installations account for Collin County’s clay soils that expand when wet and contract during drought, preventing future cracking and settling.
About Kitching
Local to Plano and serving all of Collin County, Kitching & Co delivers concrete solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial properties in Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Richardson, and beyond. Whether it’s foundation work for new construction, commercial parking lot installation, or concrete repair for settling structures, we engineer every pour for Plano’s challenging soil conditions. Our work meets all City of Plano building codes and ADA accessibility standards.
Our Concrete Contractor Services in Plano
Concrete Foundations
Residential and commercial foundations engineered for Plano’s expansive clay soils, with proper reinforcement and drainage design.
Flatwork & Slabs
Sidewalks, patios, and interior slabs poured with precision grading and proper curing for long-lasting performance.
Driveways & Parking Lots
Durable concrete driveways and commercial parking lots designed to handle Texas heat and heavy traffic across Collin County.
Curbs, Gutters & ADA Compliance
Commercial curbing and ADA-compliant concrete work that meets Plano’s municipal standards and accessibility requirements.
Why Plano Chooses Kitching & Co as Concrete Contractors
Engineered for Clay Soils
Every foundation and slab accounts for expansive clay movement with proper reinforcement and drainage design.
Commercial-Grade Quality
From retail centers to industrial warehouses, our concrete work handles heavy loads and high traffic demands.
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
Full compliance with Plano building codes, backed by comprehensive insurance protection.
Where We Serve
Kitching & Co serves concrete projects throughout Plano and across Collin County, including Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Richardson, and Murphy. From residential foundations and driveways to commercial parking lots and industrial concrete slabs, we deliver installations that withstand North Texas soil movement and weather extremes.
We proudly serve both residential and commercial projects across North Texas, and for larger municipal or development work, our crews travel statewide.
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Work With the Best Concrete Contractor in Plano TX
Whether you’re pouring a foundation for new construction, installing a commercial parking lot, or repairing settling concrete, Kitching & Co delivers concrete work engineered for Plano’s challenging soil conditions and climate.
FAQ
Q: Why do concrete foundations crack in Plano?
A: Plano sits on expansive clay soil that swells when wet and shrinks during drought. This constant movement puts stress on concrete foundations, causing cracks and settling. Proper foundation design with adequate reinforcement and drainage systems minimizes these issues.
Q: How long does concrete take to cure in Plano’s climate?
A: Initial curing takes 7 days, but concrete continues gaining strength for 28 days. North Texas heat accelerates curing, which requires careful moisture management during hot months to prevent surface cracking.
Q: Do you handle both residential and commercial concrete projects?
A: Yes. We pour foundations, driveways, and patios for homeowners, and handle commercial parking lots, industrial slabs, and retail center concrete work for contractors and property owners across Collin County.
Q: Can you repair settling concrete without full replacement?
A: Often, yes. Depending on the severity, we can use slab jacking or mudjacking to lift and level settled concrete, or provide foundation stabilization to prevent further movement. We assess each situation to recommend the most cost-effective solution.
Q: What makes your concrete work different from other concrete contractors in Plano TX?
A: We engineer every concrete project for Plano’s expansive clay soils. That means proper site preparation, adequate reinforcement, designed drainage systems, and proven construction techniques that prevent the settling and cracking common in North Texas.
