A town that likes brick, not just gray
New Braunfels architecture leans brick, limestone, and German-Hill Country. Stamped brick running-bond and cobble reads correctly on those houses. We also pour a lot of honest broom work for sidewalks and drives where the city or the HOA wants simple and durable.
Older streets, newer lots
Closer in, we replace heaved sidewalks and narrow drives with careful saw-cutting. In the newer west and south neighborhoods we pour full outdoor rooms — patio, walk, and sometimes a stained or stamped apron. River-adjacent properties need extra attention to grade and access; we walk that before we quote.
Neighborhoods we pour in
- Downtown / historic core
- Gruene area
- Mission Hill
- County Line
- Meyer Ranch
- Garden Ridge edge
Typical New Braunfels projects
- Brick and cobble stamped walks
- Sidewalk replacements
- Patio pours for outdoor dining
- Driveway tear-out and rebuilds
ZIP codes we pour in
New Braunfels work commonly sits in 78130, 78132. Soil here is Comal County clay and limestone with older inner-town streets that have heaved panels. Access is narrow historic streets near downtown and newer neighborhoods along 46 and 337.