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Concrete Contractor Galveston TX
Stretching 32 miles from the historic Victorian streets of the East End to the windswept beachfront communities along FM 3005, Galveston, TX (77550, 77551, and 77554) presents coastal construction challenges found nowhere else in Texas. Pouring concrete or repairing masonry on a shifting barrier island means contending with loose beach sand that washes out during heavy rain, narrow historic alleyways, strict beachfront flood-zone rules, and relentless Gulf surf spray.
Based right across the causeway in Galveston County’s Santa Fe community, Mouton Concrete Services is an owner-supervised concrete and masonry crew led by Mike Mouton. Whether you own a century-old home near Broadway in need of brick pier and alley-driveway restoration, a mid-island residence behind the Seawall with a sunken patio, or a West End vacation rental in Pirates Beach or Sea Isle that needs a multi-car guest driveway and ground-level entertaining slab, we build island-tough concrete that holds its grade.
Built for All Three Zones of Galveston Island (77550, 77551 & 77554)
A concrete job on 19th Street looks nothing like a pour out at 13 Mile Road. Because we work across the entire island, we tailor our equipment, base prep, and reinforcement to your specific Galveston neighborhood:
1. Historic East End, Silk Stocking, Lost Bayou & Midtown (77550)
East of 61st Street, homes sit on tight urban lots served by Galveston’s signature narrow “Half-Avenue” rear alleys (such as Avenue N ½, O ½, and P ½), while historic raised cottages rest on antique brick piers and masonry retaining walls dating back to the 1900 Grade Raising. We use compact machinery to tear out and re-pour rear alley garage aprons, replace root-buckled historic front walks and steps, and repoint crumbling lime-and-mortar brick foundation piers without damaging delicate historic structures.
2. Mid-Island Neighborhoods Behind the Seawall & Offatts Bayou (77551)
In established residential pockets like Denver Court, Colony Park, Campeche Cove, and along Teichman Road and Stewart Road, slab-on-grade ranch homes and elevated townhomes battle high island water tables and sandy-silt subgrades. When older driveways and backyard patios crack and settle toward the house slab, we break out the failed concrete, compact a stabilized base cushion, and pour thick, rebar-reinforced replacement flatwork pitched cleanly toward the street gutter.
3. West End Beachfront & Bayfront Communities Along FM 3005 (77554)
Out in Jamaica Beach, Pirates Beach, Pirates Cove, Spanish Grant, Indian Beach, Sea Isle, and Terramar Beach, homes sit on pure barrier-island dune sand. For full-time residents and short-term vacation rental (STR) owners alike, unpaved sand driveways turn into deep ruts while blowing sand tracks straight upstairs. We pour wide, multi-vehicle guest parking driveways, shaded under-house picnic and tiki-bar slabs, golf-cart paths, and outdoor rinse-shower pads with turned-down perimeter edges that stop wind and rainwater from undermining the sand beneath your slab.
Our Concrete & Masonry Services on Galveston Island
From small residential sidewalk and brick-pier repairs in town to full under-house concrete pours on the West End, Mouton Concrete Services handles every phase of the job with our own local crew.
Concrete Driveway Installation (West End Guest Courts, Alley Aprons & Curb Ties)
Whether you need to expand parking for a four-bedroom West End beach rental or replace a shattered ribbon driveway off Broadway, our concrete driveway installation in Galveston, TX is engineered to prevent sand washout and salt spalling. We excavate and compact the sandy subgrade, form deepened perimeter edges that lock the subbase in place, set steel rebar on support chairs with generous concrete cover, and finish with a durable coastal broom texture.
Flat Work (Under-House Beach Slabs, Patios, Sidewalks & Shower Pads)
Clean, well-drained concrete flatwork transforms the sandy footprint beneath an island home into a low-maintenance outdoor oasis. We form and pour:
- Ground-Level Under-House Slabs: Smooth, sloped concrete slabs poured around timber or concrete pilings for covered parking, outdoor dining, ping-pong tables, and tiki bars.
- Outdoor Foot-Wash, Shower & Stair Landing Pads: Slip-resistant concrete walkways and landing pads that keep beach sand off your stairs and out of your living room.
- Mid-Island Backyard Patios & Courtyard Slabs: Private courtyard patios, pool deck extensions, and hot-tub pads in historic and mid-island neighborhoods.
- Sidewalk & Curb-Approach Replacements: Tearing out trip-hazard sidewalk panels lifted by palm and oak roots and pouring level, code-compliant walkways.
Masonry and Brick Repair (Historic Brick Piers, Retaining Walls & Steps)
Galveston’s salt-laden air and hurricane storm surges are brutal on brickwork. In historic neighborhoods, century-old brick house piers, perimeter retaining walls, and grand front entry steps suffer from mortar washout (“sugar mortar”) and spalling brick faces. On mid-island brick homes, rusted steel lintels and shifting sand crack exterior veneer walls. Our masonry and brick repair specialists perform careful tuckpointing, rebuild leaning or crumbling brick foundation piers, restore brick steps and columns, and match historic or modern brick profiles.
Concrete Demolition & Removal (Alley Access & Low-Clearance Tear-Outs)
Tearing out old concrete in a 12-foot-wide Galveston alley or underneath a low-clearance beach house requires the right equipment and zero mess. Our concrete demolition and removal crew breaks up cracked driveways, salt-popped slabs, collapsed cistern covers, and old garage pads, hauling 100% of the concrete debris off the island the same day so your property stays clean for neighbors and guests.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Concrete Work in Galveston, TX
How do you keep beach sand from washing out from underneath a West End driveway or under-house slab?
On West End lots along FM 3005, pouring a thin flat slab directly on top of loose sand is a recipe for cracked corners as soon as heavy rain or wind scours the edges. We compact the sand subgrade and form turned-down thickened perimeter edges (curb-style turndowns) around the outside of the slab, locking the underlying sand in place so it cannot wash out from beneath your concrete.
Yes. Historic brick piers are the backbone of thousands of raised Galveston homes. When salt moisture turns the old mortar joints to powder or individual bricks crack, we carefully grind out the deteriorated mortar joints, replace damaged bricks, and repoint the piers to restore full load-bearing strength and protect against moisture intrusion.
Absolutely. We know many West End homeowners rent their properties on weekends and holidays. Mike Mouton coordinates tear-out and pour dates around your booking window so your new driveway or under-house patio is cured and ready before your next guests check in.
Request a Free Concrete or Masonry Estimate in Galveston, TX
Whether your property is near the Strand and Broadway, tucked behind the Seawall in Denver Court, or overlooking the Gulf in Jamaica Beach or Sea Isle, count on a local Galveston County contractor who knows island construction inside and out. Call Mike Mouton at Mouton Concrete Services today for a free on-site estimate in Galveston, TX.