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Austin and Central Texas

Where EP Concrete Works

Twenty cities across Central Texas, and the ground is not the same in any two of them. Interstate 35 roughly follows the Balcones Escarpment, and it separates two completely different concrete problems: deep expansive clay to the east, thin soil over limestone to the west. Pick your city and we will tell you what is actually under it.

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Service Areas

Twenty Cities, Four Kinds of Ground

Williamson County

Round RockStraddles the Balcones Fault Zone. Limestone west of I-35, deep clay east.View Round Rock → GeorgetownStraddles the escarpment. Karst limestone west, Blackland clay east.View Georgetown → Cedar ParkEdwards Plateau. Thin soil over karst limestone. A replace-and-repair market.View Cedar Park → LeanderEdwards Plateau margin. Rocky west, deeper soil east. Mostly new construction.View Leander → HuttoDeep Blackland Prairie clay. Slabs over 400 sq ft need an engineer seal.View Hutto → TaylorDeep Blackland clay, no rock. Housing from 1910 to the 2020s.View Taylor → Liberty HillShallow stony soil over limestone. Rock excavation, not heave.View Liberty Hill → JarrellNorthern anchor of the county escarpment. Young fill and trench settlement.View Jarrell → FlorenceLimestone side, not Blackland. Acreage work and county driveway permits.View Florence →

Travis County

PflugervilleBlackland Prairie. Highly expansive clay, no rock in the design zone.View Pflugerville → ManorThe most consistently expansive ground we pour on. 12 miles from Austin.View Manor →

Burnet County

BurnetGranite, limestone and clay in one town. The only place with three subgrades.View Burnet → BertramCretaceous limestone with shallow soil. Not granite country.View Bertram → BriggsUnincorporated. Rural acreage, county permitting only.View Briggs →

Bell, Coryell and Lampasas Counties

BeltonOn the escarpment. Houston Black clay east, Grand Prairie limestone west.View Belton → SaladoDirectly on the Balcones Fault. Springs, historic stone, two subgrades.View Salado → KilleenGrand Prairie. Shallow rock on the uplands, clay in the valleys.View Killeen → Harker HeightsHillside lots and real relief. The strongest retaining wall market we serve.View Harker Heights → Copperas CoveThe shallowest rock we work on. The city publishes its own concrete specs.View Copperas Cove → KempnerMostly rural acreage outside city limits. Long private drives.View Kempner →
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Over 20 years of concrete work across Austin and Central Texas, and more than 2,000 completed projects. Tell us what you have in mind in Central Texas and we will come out, look at the ground, and give you a straight price.

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