Commercial Concrete Contractor in Houston, TX
Silverheels Construction repairs and installs commercial concrete across the Houston area for property and facility managers — sidewalks, curbs, ADA ramps, loading-dock aprons, and slabs. Trip hazards on your walkways are a liability the day they appear, so we prioritize fixing them, along with keeping walking surfaces and dock areas compliant and sound. Free estimates.
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For a property manager, commercial concrete is a liability question before it's a construction one: a lifted sidewalk slab or a broken curb is a trip-and-fall claim waiting to happen, and an out-of-compliance ramp is an ADA exposure. We repair and install commercial concrete across the Houston area — sidewalks, curbs, ramps, dock aprons, and slabs — with trip hazards and compliance front of mind.
Trip hazards are a liability — fix them first
Lead with the risk, because that's what a lifted sidewalk actually is. A cracked, settled, or heaved slab that creates a vertical offset — even a small one — is a trip-and-fall hazard and a documented liability the moment it exists, and it's exactly what a claim is built on.
We repair trip hazards: replacing lifted or broken sidewalk sections, grinding or ramping small offsets where that's the right fix, and correcting the cause, whether it's a root, settlement, or a failed base. For a property manager this is straightforward risk management — a small concrete repair costs a tiny fraction of a fall claim. For residential driveways, patios, and flatwork, that's our concrete page.
Sidewalks and walkways
The pedestrian network on a commercial property has to stay sound and continuous. We repair and replace sidewalks and walkways — cracked, spalled, settled, or lifted sections cut out and re-poured to match grade and slope so they drain properly and don't pond or trip.
Commercial sidewalk repair is about more than the individual slab; it's keeping the whole route safe and walkable, which matters for both liability and the impression the property makes on anyone arriving on foot.
Curbs, parking-lot concrete, and dock aprons
The high-wear concrete on a commercial site takes constant vehicle load. Curbs get broken by vehicles and protect islands, landscaping, and drainage flow. Parking-lot concrete — drive lanes, pads, and the concrete sections within an asphalt lot — cracks and spalls under traffic. Loading-dock aprons and the concrete at dock doors take the pounding of trucks and trailers day in and day out.
We repair and replace these high-wear areas — concrete curb repair, parking-lot concrete repair, and loading-dock repair — so they keep doing their job and don't become the next hazard.
ADA ramps and compliance
Accessible routes are a compliance requirement, and concrete is where most of it lives. We install and correct ADA ramps — curb ramps with compliant running slope, level landings, detectable-warning (truncated-dome) panels, and cross-slope kept within limits — and bring noncompliant walkways and ramps into line.
Getting the slope and the detectable warnings right is the heart of the compliance piece, and it's commonly done wrong. We build ADA ramps to the applicable accessibility standards so an accessible route is actually accessible, not just labeled.
Slabs, warehouse floors, and dock repair
Interior and exterior slabs take the heaviest loads on a commercial property, and they crack, spall, and settle under them. We repair cracked, spalled, and settled slabs, warehouse floors — joint, spall, and crack repair on floors under constant forklift traffic — and the slab sections around loading docks.
Commercial slab repair and warehouse floor repair keep the surfaces that carry the operation flat, sound, and safe. We handle the concrete; the mechanical dock equipment itself is a separate specialty.
Working on an occupied property
Concrete work closes areas off temporarily — fresh concrete needs cure time before it takes traffic — so on an occupied commercial property the job is as much scheduling as pouring. We phase and barricade the work to keep walkways, drive lanes, and dock access open, and pour after hours where a lane or entrance can't be closed during business.
For broader property upkeep alongside concrete, see our commercial facility maintenance. What drives cost is the area and volume, demolition of the existing concrete, access, ADA detailing, and finish — drivers, not a price.
Frequently asked questions
We have a lifted sidewalk — how urgent is it?
It's a trip-and-fall liability the day it appears. We prioritize trip-hazard repair — replacing lifted or broken sections, or grinding and ramping small offsets — and fix the cause. A small concrete repair costs a fraction of a fall claim.
Can you bring our ramps into ADA compliance?
Yes. We install and correct curb ramps with compliant running slope, level landings, detectable-warning panels, and in-limit cross-slope, built to the applicable accessibility standards so the accessible route actually works.
What commercial concrete do you repair?
Sidewalks, curbs, parking-lot concrete, loading-dock aprons, ADA ramps, and interior and exterior slabs including warehouse floors under forklift traffic.
Can you repair a loading-dock apron?
Yes. The concrete at dock doors takes constant truck and trailer load and spalls and cracks. We repair and replace dock aprons and the slab around them. The mechanical dock equipment itself is a separate specialty.
Can you work without closing our whole lot?
Yes. We phase and barricade so walkways, drive lanes, and dock access stay open, and pour after hours where an area can't be closed during business. Fresh concrete needs cure time, which we schedule around.
Do you repair warehouse floors?
Yes. Joint, spall, and crack repair on slabs under forklift traffic, plus settled or damaged sections, so the floor stays flat and safe to run on.
Service areas
- Downtown
- Midtown
- Galleria
- Energy Corridor
- Westchase
- Sugar Land
- The Woodlands
- Katy