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Lucky’s Concrete

Lucky’s Concrete

Lucky’s Concrete is a residential and light-commercial concrete contractor serving Fort Worth and nearby communities. It prepares subgrade to suit the site soil, reinforces its pours and uses control joints to guide concrete movement.

Last Updated October 3, 2026.

Business Highlights
  • The company says it is fully insured and keeps COI, workers’ compensation and lien waivers on file before breaking ground.
  • The company says a lead foreman is assigned as the project’s single point of contact from the estimate through the final walkthrough.

Service Area

Fort Worth, Keller, North Richland Hills, Mansfield, Burleson, Saginaw, Benbrook and Haltom City.

Active Business Listing

Lucky’s Concrete is one of 7 concrete & masonry contractors ProsGrade lists in Fort Worth, Texas.

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Listing details

7 services listed, including Driveways, Patios and Stamped and decorative concrete. Open Monday to Saturday. Rated 4.8 from 43 reviews.

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How This Business Compares

How Lucky’s Concrete compares with the other 6 concrete & masonry contractors on ProsGrade in Fort Worth, using public Google ratings and review counts.

  • One of 7 Fort Worth concrete & masonry contractors on ProsGrade rated 4.7 or higher from at least 10 reviews.

Services Covered

7 services
  • Driveways4–6-inch pours sized to vehicle load
  • PatiosBroom, smooth or decorative finishes; drainage and control joints
  • Stamped and decorative concreteStone, brick or slate textures; hand-coloured and sealed
  • Sidewalks and walkways4-inch pours; broom finish for wet-weather footing
  • Steps and stairsBroomed or textured treads
  • Pads and slabsWire mesh for light pads; rebar grids for heavy loads
  • Commercial concreteParking lots, ADA ramps, curbs, striping, bollards and equipment pads

Reviews

What customers say

Customers praised the concrete results: one called a patio addition “beyond perfect,” while a shed-pad customer said the work fit the budget and the crew came out in just a few days. One customer described Andrew as rude and unprofessional, said quotes repeatedly omitted job-critical details, reported that he refused to re-quote requested changes, and said he was not versed in Fort Worth code or concrete specifications.

Customer Reviews

Matthew Rios

Better late than never on this review lol. This company made it happen for sure, little hiccups here and there yet what construction project doesn’t. Team (Jesse) was phenomenal; addition to the patio was beyond perfect. Thank you and ready for that nice weather to enjoy it along with them winter nights near a fire pit. Thank you
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Stephen Davis

I will never do business with this company. Andrew is extremely rude and unprofessional. He is not versed in City of Fort Worth code or knowledgeable around concrete strength / specifications. Andrew told me that they could cut the approach without any problem and that it was included in the price. (Before signing the contract unlike he lied about in his response.) After signing the contact, I was informed this would no longer be possible (Andrew was not aware of the 28’ approach limit in Fort Worth) so I requested that the length be increased by 21’ as well as a rear pad to re-locate the air conditioner as a separate project. I initially told Andrew this was the long term plan on our first call. I repeatedly had to get Andrew to correct quotes as he would not include details critical to the job execution. I provided measurements and specifications to Andrew for any changes requested. Andrew refused the re-quote the job and requested another company quote it and then submit the quote to them so he could copy it. Too lazy to even come out and look himself and meet with customer in person. Andrew also could have measured with google earth, but I’m not sure he is competent enough to do that. Text me “We are not a good fit” like he was breaking up with his girlfriend. Lucky I did not go with this company!!
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Christopher Johnson

We needed a concrete pad for a shed installation on our sloped backyard. Not a big job to be sure but Andrew, Jesse and crew treated like it was the most important job they had. They worked within my budget and came out in just a few days to complete the work. I'm really pleased with their work and will recommend them to friends and family. Great job guys!
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Alexx Alexx

Changed my whole view, never imagined having a view so comfortable and stylish changed my whole life & image. Definitely recommend their service as first choice!!

Crystal

I recently had the pleasure of working with Lucky’s Concrete Fort Worth for my patio installation, and I couldn't be more thrilled with the results! The craftsmanship on the patio is impeccable, and it has truly transformed my outdoor space into a beautiful retreat. What sets Lucky’s apart from competitors is their attention to detail and commitment to customer satisfaction. They took the time to understand my vision and executed it flawlessly. Plus, their team was incredibly professional and worked efficiently to complete the project on time. If you're looking for top-notch patio, driveway, or sidewalk services, I highly recommend choosing Lucky’s Concrete Fort Worth! You won't be disappointed!
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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Lucky’s Concrete promise that concrete will never crack?

No. Lucky’s says it does not promise that concrete will never crack.

When can someone walk on a new sidewalk?

Lucky’s says to keep foot traffic off for a few days while the slab firms. It gives the pour-specific timeline at the start and factors in the heat.

Could a concrete slab need a permit?

Some slab projects may need a permit depending on size, location and use. Lucky’s says it points out when one looks likely.

Can commercial work keep entrances and parking in use?

Usually, Lucky’s says it can stage pours and cures around business hours and weather so entrances, docks and parking stay in use.