Concrete Contractors in Goldsby, OK

Goldsby is right across the Canadian River from south Norman, and it is one of the closest places we work as concrete contractors. Goldsby had 298 people in 1970 and 2,694 in 2020, growing about 50 percent in each of the last two decades. The town covers about 26.5 square miles in northeastern McClain County, so most homes sit on larger lots. We pour driveways, patios, walks, stamped concrete and shop slabs, and we repair and replace older concrete.

Newer homes, newer needs

Because most of Goldsby's growth came after 1990, much of the housing is relatively new. That changes the kind of concrete work people need. Instead of replacing 60-year-old driveways, owners here mostly want to add on: a back patio, a wider drive or a turnaround, a walk to a detached garage, or a slab for a metal shop or RV cover. Homes from the 1990s and 2000s are also reaching the age when the first repairs show up, especially settled garage approaches and cracked patio corners.

Between the river and the interstate

The Canadian River forms Goldsby's northeastern boundary. The town borders Newcastle to the northwest, Purcell to the southeast and Norman to the northeast, and Interstate 35 runs through its northern and eastern parts. Oklahoma City is 24 miles north. Land closer to the river can stay damp after heavy rain, so we check the ground before we form and build up and compact the base where needed.

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Acreage slabs done right

On larger lots, the most common Goldsby projects are long driveways and shop slabs. We walk the truck route with you to avoid septic systems and soft spots, plan pour sections and joints for long runs and size thickness and reinforcement for the loads you expect. For shops, we coordinate with your building supplier on dimensions and anchor bolt layout so the building drops onto the slab correctly.

Goldsby work we do

• New driveways, turnarounds and extensions
• Metal shop, garage and RV slabs
• Patios and covered patio slabs
• Stamped concrete patios and entries
• Walks and steps
• Repairs on settled approaches and cracked patios

A small town with a big landmark

Goldsby is home to Riverwind Casino, described as the second-largest casino in Oklahoma, along with David Jay Perry Airport and the Albert Engstrom Forest Regeneration Center. The town has no post office of its own, so mail goes through Washington's ZIP code, 73093. Wherever your Goldsby property is, call (405) 442-4315 to set up a free estimate.