Commercial concrete foundation project in Oklahoma City by FDZ Construction LLC
Oklahoma City · Licensed, Bonded & Insured · Locally Owned

Concrete Contractors in Oklahoma City

FDZ Construction LLC is an Oklahoma City concrete contractor serving homeowners and businesses across the OKC metro — Edmond, Norman, Moore, Yukon, Mustang, Midwest City, Del City, and Stillwater. We are a locally owned concrete company: our own crew self-performs every pour and sewer line job, licensed, bonded, and insured, with 8+ years of experience and a written 2-year workmanship warranty on every project.

Licensed, bonded & insured in Oklahoma
8+ years in the OKC metro
2-year workmanship warranty
One self-performing crew
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Who we help

Two Paths.
One Self-Performing Crew.

Whether you need a residential pour or commercial flatwork, FDZ self-performs the work — same crew, same standards across the metro.

Homeowners

Residential concrete

Commercial & GCs

Commercial & industrial

How we work

One Crew.
Digging & Concrete Restoration.

Most sewer repairs mean digging through a driveway or slab — then finding a second contractor to pour it back. We don't split the job. Our own crew handles the excavation and the concrete restoration, start to finish.

Self-Performed

Concrete — Our Crew, Every Pour

Driveways, patios, slabs, foundations, retaining walls, sidewalks, and commercial concrete are poured and finished by our own employees — not subcontracted labor.

Self-Performed

Sewer Line — Same Crew, No Handoff

We excavate, complete the pipe work, and restore the concrete ourselves — no second phone call for the patch.

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Our work

Recent concrete projects across the OKC metro

Real pours for Oklahoma homeowners and businesses — from concrete driveways to commercial slabs. See more on our projects.

Crew leveling freshly placed concrete for a forklift ramp replacement inside an active warehouse in Guthrie, OK, with a power trowel staged beside the forms

Warehouse forklift ramp — concrete demolition & replacement

Guthrie, OK

Existing concrete demolished and removed, then a new forklift ramp poured back and power-trowel finished inside an operating warehouse

  • Demolition and removal of existing concrete
  • Concrete ramp replacement and pour-back
  • Concrete placed with a line pump
  • Reinforced with wire mesh
  • Graded slope for forklift transitions
  • Power-trowel finish
  • Work performed inside an active warehouse

Completed Project Cost: $6,500

Actual contract price for this completed project. Pricing for similar work varies based on site conditions, accessibility, materials, and project specifications.

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Broom-finish concrete pavers with picture-frame borders set in decorative river rock leading to a new concrete patio in Norman, OK

Concrete patio & decorative paver walkway

Norman, OK

Broom-finish patio slab and concrete paver walkway with picture-frame borders, set in decorative river rock

  • 12' × 12' concrete slab, 8" thick
  • Six 36" × 24" concrete pavers
  • Broom finish with picture-frame borders
  • Decorative river rock installation

Completed Project Cost: $8,200

Actual contract price for this completed project. Pricing for similar work varies based on site conditions, accessibility, materials, and project specifications.

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AI-generated illustration of an Ashlar slate stamped concrete patio, not a photo of the completed Oklahoma City projectIllustration

Ashlar slate stamped concrete patio

Oklahoma City, OK

420 sq ft stamped concrete patio with an Ashlar slate pattern that creates the appearance of natural stone

  • 30' × 14' (420 sq ft)
  • Site grading and preparation
  • Concrete placed with a line pump
  • Ashlar slate stamped pattern
  • Decorative stamped concrete patio finish

Completed Project Cost: $7,500

Actual contract price for this completed project. Pricing for similar work varies based on site conditions, accessibility, materials, and project specifications.

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Poured concrete retaining wall with forms stripped beside a new home under construction in Oklahoma City, OK, with the next wall section still formed

Poured concrete retaining wall

Oklahoma City, OK

120 linear ft, 5 ft tall poured concrete retaining wall with an 18-inch footing, drainage, and backfill for Oklahoma City clay soil

  • 120 linear ft poured concrete retaining wall
  • 5 ft wall height
  • 18-inch footing
  • Excavation and earthwork
  • Site grading and preparation
  • Drainage installed per project specifications
  • Backfilling
  • Construction designed to address Oklahoma City clay soil conditions

Completed Project Cost: $21,000

Actual contract price for this completed project. Pricing for similar work varies based on site conditions, accessibility, materials, and project specifications.

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Buying advice

How to choose a concrete contractor in Oklahoma City

A long-lasting pour in Oklahoma depends less on the surface finish and more on decisions made before the truck arrives. Use these checkpoints when you compare written scopes.

  1. Base prep on expansive red clay. OKC sits on clay that swells when wet and shrinks in drought. Compacted aggregate base and correct drainage grading do more for lifespan than any sealer applied later.
  2. Reinforcement matched to the load. Passenger driveways and light slabs often use rebar or mesh by design; heavier traffic needs a deliberate choice. Read our guide to rebar vs wire mesh for concrete slabs.
  3. A written scope and estimate. Ask for thickness, base depth, reinforcement, joint layout, and finish in writing — not a verbal number over the phone.
  4. License and insurance on file. Confirm the company is licensed, bonded, and insured in Oklahoma before work starts.
  5. A workmanship warranty in writing. FDZ backs every project with a 2-year workmanship warranty in writing.
Also from our crew

Site Work Services

Skid Steer Services — land clearing, dirt work, leveling, gravel driveways, and brush hog mowing for lots up to about 2 acres. Excavator Services — heavier clearing, deep grading, drainage, and larger pads. The same crew also handles residential sewer line repair.

Service areas

We Come To
You.

FDZ serves the greater Oklahoma City metro from our base in the city. Start with the Oklahoma City service area page for local soil and neighborhoods, or pick your suburb below for city-specific concrete and sewer details.

Oklahoma County
Oklahoma City →
Oklahoma County
Edmond →
Cleveland County
Norman →
Canadian County
Yukon →
Canadian County
Mustang →
Cleveland County
Moore →
Oklahoma County
Midwest City →
Oklahoma County
Del City →
Payne County
Stillwater →

Looking for a specific service? See concrete driveways, patios & stamped concrete, sidewalks, foundations, commercial concrete, sewer line repair, and our projects.

FAQ

Common Questions About
Concrete & Sewer Line in OKC.

Straight answers from a crew that's poured concrete and repaired sewer lines across the OKC metro for years.

No — our concrete and sewer line work is 100% self-performed by our own crew and equipment, from start to finish. We do not subcontract the excavation, pipe work, or concrete restoration on sewer line jobs.
In Oklahoma City, a standard concrete driveway typically costs $5,760–$9,600 for a 24×40 ft pour — about $6–$10 per sq ft installed. The concrete cost in Oklahoma City depends on base prep depth, slab thickness, PSI specification, and whether existing pavement needs removal.
Concrete in Oklahoma City typically runs $6–$10 per square foot for standard residential slabs and driveways, $9–$14 per sq ft for foundation work, and $15–$22 per sq ft for stamped or decorative finishes.
Most residential concrete driveways in Oklahoma City are poured at 4 inches thick for standard passenger vehicles. If you park heavy trucks, RVs, or trailers, 5–6 inches is recommended.
For most residential concrete Oklahoma City projects, rebar is strongly recommended — especially given the area's expansive clay soil. Rebar provides structural tensile strength to resist soil movement.
Concrete reaches about 70% of its design strength within 7 days and full cure at 28 days. You can typically walk on a fresh pour after 24–48 hours and drive on a residential driveway after 7 days.
A properly installed concrete driveway in Oklahoma should last 30–50 years with minimal maintenance. The key factors are base preparation, adequate thickness, proper reinforcement, and control joints.
Helpful Resources

Helpful Concrete Resources
for Oklahoma Homeowners.

Planning a project? These guides walk through pricing, specs, timing, and the most common questions we hear from Oklahoma homeowners before they pour.

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