Aubrey, Texas · A Twins Development Company

Concrete driveways, patios & sidewalks in Aubrey.

Bring 8 Pillars Concrete your Aubrey driveway, patio, sidewalk or slab project. We work with homeowners, builders and property teams to define the removal, preparation, placement and finishing your site needs. Send the project location, approximate dimensions and photos to start an estimate.

Define the work

Concrete around your property.

Driveways & replacement

Plan a new driveway, extend an existing area or replace worn concrete. Identify removal limits, vehicle access, street connections and drainage concerns. Separate demolition and haul-off from base preparation, reinforcement, placement and finishing in the estimate.

Patios, walks & slabs

Share dimensions, intended use and preferred finish, along with gate widths, nearby doors and landscaping. Include available drawings when a slab supports a structure or equipment, and identify drainage paths before agreeing on the layout.

Sidewalks & approaches

Mark replacement sections and concrete that will remain. Review joints, adjoining elevations and pedestrian access before demolition. Include applicable approved details for work connecting to a public sidewalk or street.

Real work behind the estimate.

Aubrey project

Aubrey Sidewalk Repour

Our portfolio includes the Aubrey Sidewalk Repour. Bring photos of your walking route and marked replacement areas to discuss a comparable scope.

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Residential portfolio

Preparation to finished driveway

See original photographs of reinforcement, concrete placement and the completed surface from our residential driveway work.

See the driveway photographs

Local planning

Confirm the location and approvals.

Identify the project's jurisdiction before setting demolition and placement dates. The City of Aubrey publishes applications for driveway, curb-cut and culvert work, patios, and work in the public right of way. Its boundary and ETJ maps help locate the site for review. Include approved plans and identify who handles permits in the proposed scope.

Tell us what you want to build.

Send the location, approximate length and width, site photos and preferred timing. For new construction, include available plans. Scope, pricing and proposed work dates are confirmed in writing.