Mischelina Gatica
Stamped concrete around our pool—best decision ever. Andrew made sure it wasn't slippery, crew did amazing job. Pool area feels like a resort now, friends constantly impressed.
Luckys Concrete Grand Prairie is a residential and light-commercial concrete contractor serving Grand Prairie and surrounding communities. It pours driveways, patios, stamped and decorative concrete, sidewalks, steps, pads and commercial concrete. Its stated construction process uses a prepared subgrade, reinforcement and concrete mixed to job specifications.
Last Updated October 3, 2026.
Grand Prairie, Arlington, Irving, Mansfield, Cedar Hill, Duncanville and Dallas.
Luckys Concrete Grand Prairie is one of 7 concrete & masonry contractors ProsGrade lists in Grand Prairie, Texas.
7 services listed, including Concrete driveways, Concrete patios and Stamped and decorative concrete. Open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Rated 4.8 from 31 reviews.
How Luckys Concrete Grand Prairie compares with the other 6 concrete & masonry contractors on ProsGrade in Grand Prairie, using public Google ratings and review counts.
Customers praise driveway and patio results, with several mentioning efficient crews. One customer highlights Andrew for making stamped concrete around a pool non-slip, while another describes a driveway crack repair that smoothed the surface and left the area clean.
Stamped concrete around our pool—best decision ever. Andrew made sure it wasn't slippery, crew did amazing job. Pool area feels like a resort now, friends constantly impressed.
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It provides a project-specific drive-on date at the start, adjusted for the week’s heat.
Lucky’s recommends resealing about every couple of years, sooner on hot south- and west-facing surfaces.
The company says commercial pours are planned around site hours and phased with cure windows to keep entrances, drive lanes, docks and ADA routes open during the work.
Permit requirements can depend on slab size, location and use; the company says it flags cases where a permit looks likely before the pour.
No. Lucky’s says it does not promise that concrete will never crack.