Question 1

What areas does CSC Paving serve?

Accepted Answer

We serve Arlington and the surrounding DFW area within a 60-mile radius. This includes Fort Worth, Grand Prairie, Mansfield, Dallas, and many other North Texas cities.

Question 2

Do you handle both commercial and residential concrete work?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our primary focus is commercial concrete — parking lots, ADA ramps, bollards, striping, and large-scale pours — but we also handle residential driveways, patios, sidewalks, and repairs.

Question 3

What does a concrete estimate include?

Accepted Answer

Our quotes are designed to cover permits, materials, labor, cleanup, and finishing so you know the full cost upfront. The price we quote is the price you pay.

Question 4

How long has CSC Paving been in business?

Accepted Answer

CSC Paving has been serving commercial and residential concrete needs since 2005 and was incorporated as a company in 2014. We bring decades of experience with DFW soil conditions, local building codes, and commercial concrete requirements to every project.

Question 5

What payment methods do you accept?

Accepted Answer

We accept cash, check, PayPal, and credit card payments.

Question 6

Why does concrete crack in DFW?

Accepted Answer

North Texas has expansive clay soil that swells when wet and shrinks when dry. This movement puts stress on concrete slabs and can cause cracking, heaving, and settlement. Proper base preparation, reinforcement, and joint placement help manage this.

Question 7

Do you do ADA-compliant concrete work?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We build handicap ramps, accessible pathways, and compliant parking surfaces. ADA compliance involves specific slope requirements, surface textures, and detectable warning surfaces.

Question 8

Can you remove and replace old concrete?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We provide concrete demolition, sawcutting, removal, and replacement services for both commercial and residential properties.

Question 9

What is the difference between concrete repair and resurfacing?

Accepted Answer

Repair addresses specific damage — cracks, spalling, or settled sections. Resurfacing applies a new overlay to the entire surface, which works when the underlying slab is structurally sound but looks worn.

Question 10

How do I request an estimate?

Accepted Answer

Use our online estimate form or call us during business hours. We will ask about your project type, location, timeline, and any specific requirements so we can prepare an accurate quote.

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