United Mission Concrete
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Concrete for the places you live, park and work in Mission, TX

United Mission Concrete pours the concrete that homes and businesses stand on. We get the measurements, grades and forms right before a truck ever backs in.

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A broad light-gray concrete driveway with straight expansion joints meets a suburban street beneath leafy trees.
Services we offer
16
Areas we serve
12
Our home base
Mission
Our phone
(956) 379-6556

A Mission concrete crew that starts with the ground

I measure your job myself and I'm there the day it's poured, so what we talked about is what gets built.

We're United Mission Concrete. We're based in Mission and work in McAllen, Edinburg, Weslaco and the other cities around it. Every job starts with getting the measurements, grades and forms exact before a truck backs in, because you can't fix that part after the pour. You can read more about us.

About us

Concrete for every part of your property

Small job or big project, it starts with one call. Size, base work and finish set the price, permits and weather set the timing, and your on-site quote spells it out.

  • Broad gray stamped-concrete driveway leads to a modern two-story house with a dark garage door and landscaped edges.

    Concrete driveway building

    When a driveway is cracked, sinking or holding water, we dig out to firm ground, pack a new base and pour a slab that drains away.

  • Irregular gray stone patio surrounds a white backyard studio with glass doors and an open view of its kitchen.

    Concrete patio construction

    A patio slab off the back of the house, set to slope away from your walls so rain runs into the yard and not toward the foundation.

  • Tan stamped-concrete patio beneath a timber pergola, with a brick house, garden, and shade trees behind it.

    Stamped concrete services

    Stamped concrete presses a pattern and color into the fresh pour so it looks like stone, brick or tile. It suits patios, walks and pool areas.

  • Light gray concrete sidewalk and porch surround a stone-and-siding house, bordered by river rocks and plants.

    Concrete sidewalk building

    Walks to the front door or the side yard get control joints, grooves we cut so any crack follows a line we chose instead of wandering.

  • Concrete patio beneath a covered deck features a circular stone fire pit, curved seating wall and outdoor counter.

    Garage floor concrete

    A garage floor has to carry a parked car's weight, so we compact the base, set the steel and pour a slab that sheds water out the door.

  • Stamped concrete driveway with a brown geometric pattern extends beside a brick house and parked SUV.

    Decorative concrete

    Decorative concrete adds color, stain, exposed stone or a scored pattern to a new pour or a sound existing slab, so it looks as good as it works.

  • A pale stone-faced retaining wall borders a gray house, with broad concrete steps climbing beside it.

    Concrete retaining walls

    Retaining walls hold back soil where the yard changes height. When a wall's height or load calls for an engineer, we build to the engineer's plan.

  • Smooth concrete floor inside a large metal-framed building, with expansion joints and sunlight across the slab.

    Concrete floor installation

    We pour interior floors for shops, warehouses, additions and storage buildings. We set them level and finish them smooth or textured for how the space gets used.

  • Concrete pool deck with lounge chairs beneath a black slatted pergola beside a swimming pool.

    Concrete pool decks

    A pool deck takes bare feet, splashing and the sun, so we give it a finish with grip and slope it to drain away from the water.

  • Concrete steps climb beside tiered stone retaining walls and planted garden beds on a sloped residential lot.

    Concrete steps construction

    New front or back steps with even rises so nobody catches a toe. Rebar, the steel bars inside, ties them to the landing they sit on.

  • Curved concrete driveway leads to a single-story home, bordered by lawn, palms, and landscaped planting beds.

    Slab foundation building

    This is the slab a new house, addition or building sits on. We form and grade it to the plans and place the steel where the engineer drew it.

  • Broad smooth concrete driveway with control joints extends to a two-bay garage beside a red-brick house.

    Foundation installation

    For builders and owners starting from bare ground, we lay out the foundation, dig, set forms and steel, and pour to the approved plans.

  • Freshly poured concrete parking area with expansion joints fronts a white metal-sided building with garage doors.

    Concrete parking lot building

    Business owners call us for parking lots and drive lanes thick enough for delivery trucks, sloped so rain runs off instead of sitting in the stalls.

  • Decorative concrete driveway with warm tan panels and stone-patterned borders in front of a stucco home.

    Concrete footings

    Footings are the concrete under walls, posts and columns that spreads their weight into firm soil. We dig them, set the steel and pour them to the plans.

  • Curving stamped concrete walkway with irregular stone-shaped impressions passes through landscaped beds to a brick home's entrance.

    Foundation raising

    If floors slope, doors stick or the slab has dropped at one corner, we look at what moved it and lift the low side back toward level.

  • Stone steps lead down to a paved backyard patio with dark chairs, a fire pit, and surrounding garden beds.

    Concrete cutting

    Clean saw cuts through slabs and walls for a new doorway, a plumbing trench or a section that has to come out, without breaking up what stays.

From your first call to clean-up

You'll know who's coming out, what the quote covers and what we've checked before the truck arrives, because I measure the job and stay with it.

  1. Call or send the form

    Call (956) 379-6556 or send the form with a few words about the job. We'll get back to you within one business day.

  2. I come out and measure

    I come out myself to measure, look at the ground and see how water moves across it. That decides how the base and grade get built.

  3. A quote you can read

    Your free quote lists each part of the job in plain words, so you know what's included before you decide. There's no obligation.

  4. Pour day and clean-up

    We sort out any permit, check the forms and grades, and time the pour around the heat. Our crew pours with me on site, then cleans up.

Driveways, patios, stamped finishes, steps, slabs and walls show the range in this trade. Look through these example photos for ideas.

Mission and the cities around it

We're based in Mission and work in McAllen, Edinburg and the other cities around it. Pick your city below, or call if yours isn't listed.

Questions people ask before a pour

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Why do concrete driveway quotes in Mission, TX vary so much?

Usually it comes down to the base, the ground the slab sits on. A low quote often rakes the dirt level and pours on top of it, and that slab settles with the dirt. We dig out and pack the base first. It's hidden on day one, but it's what keeps the slab from sinking.

Do I need a permit for a concrete slab in Mission, TX?

Usually, yes. The City of Mission requires a permit for any concrete slab worth $100 or more, and the city's Inspections Division reviews the application and inspects the work. When your job needs a permit, we handle the application and set the pour date after it's issued.

Will my new concrete crack like the old one did?

Concrete can still crack because it shrinks as it dries, but we work to keep cracks small and in the right place. We pack the base, set the grade so water runs away from the slab, and cut the joints on time so any crack follows a line we chose.

How long before I can drive on a new concrete driveway?

Not right away. The wait is called curing, the time concrete needs to gain strength, and how long it takes depends on the mix and the weather on pour day. You can walk on it well before you can drive on it, and we'll tell you when for your pour.

Do you take commercial concrete jobs in McAllen and Edinburg?

Yes. Builders and business owners call us for slabs, footings, foundations and parking lots, and we work across Mission, McAllen, Edinburg, Weslaco and the other cities around them. A parking lot gets the same measuring and grade checks we give a backyard patio.

Tell us about your concrete job

Send what you want poured and where through the contact form, or call. We'll reply within one business day and set up a free, no-obligation visit to measure.

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