A small McClain County town on Walnut Creek

Concrete Contractors in Washington, OK

Driveways, shop slabs, patios and walks for Washington homes and the acreages around town.

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Base, steel and joints planned for Oklahoma clay

Concrete for Washington and the Surrounding Acreage

Washington is a small town in McClain County, and homeowners looking for concrete contractors in Washington mostly live on rural property around it. The town had 673 residents in 2020 and covers about 1.5 square miles, but its ZIP code, 73093, also covers neighboring Goldsby and a wide stretch of countryside. We pour driveways, shop and barn slabs, patios, walks and stamped concrete, and we repair and replace older work.

A railroad townsite

A post office named Washington was chartered May 10, 1904. The townsite was approved December 24, 1907, after the Oklahoma Central Railway was built through the county, once residents Hoyt Turner and Daisy Willis petitioned the federal court in Muskogee to lift tribal restrictions on a surplus allotment. Some sources say the town is named for George Washington; a local story credits Caddo chief "Little Boy" George Washington, who lived nearby.

The population stayed between about 280 and 480 for most of the 1900s, then rose from 279 in 1990 to 520 in 2000 and 673 in 2020. New homes built on acreage around town since then are where most of our Washington work comes from.

Walnut Creek and rural ground

Washington lies along State Highway 24, 11 miles northwest of Purcell and 31 miles south of Oklahoma City, at about 1,125 feet. Walnut Creek, a tributary of the Canadian River, runs along the north edge of town. Land near a creek can stay soft after rain. Before we pour, we look at where water collects and build up and compact the base where needed so the slab does not settle.

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Acreage jobs

The most common projects around Washington are long driveways from the road to the house, slabs for metal shops and barns, and pads for RVs, trailers and equipment. We walk the property to plan truck access and avoid septic fields, size the slab for its loads and place joints so long pours crack where we want them to.

Washington projects

Long driveways and gravel-to-concrete conversions
Metal shop, barn and garage slabs
RV, trailer and equipment pads
Patios and covered patio slabs
Walks, steps and porches
Repairs on settled slabs

A school town

Washington Public Schools runs a single K-12 school whose mascot is the Warrior. Former Minnesota Twins pitcher Nick Blackburn became its baseball coach after he retired. Call (405) 442-4315 to set up a free estimate for your Washington-area property.

Washington Facts Worth Knowing

Post office. A post office named Washington was chartered May 10, 1904; the townsite was approved December 24, 1907.
Walnut Creek. Walnut Creek, a Canadian River tributary, runs along the north edge of town.
Growth. Population rose from 279 in 1990 to 520 in 2000 and 673 in 2020.
Location. The town is on State Highway 24, 11 miles northwest of Purcell and 31 miles south of Oklahoma City.

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Washington Questions

Do you work outside the Washington town limits?

Yes. Most of our work here is on rural property in the 73093 area around town.

Can you pour a slab for a metal building?

Yes. We work from your building supplier's plans for size and anchor bolt layout.

Should I convert my gravel drive to concrete?

Many owners start with the stretch nearest the house, where traffic and mud are worst, and extend toward the road later. We can quote it either way.

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Tell us about your property near Washington, and we will set up a free on-site estimate.

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