Concrete Parking Lots in Mart, TX
Concrete parking lots in Mart, TX begin at the highway when a lot will have its own entrance on State Highway 164: Waco Elite Concrete plans the entrance first, since TxDOT must permit it, then the stalls and lanes behind it, all in one free estimate.
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A lot on the State Highway 164 frontage
The Texas State Historical Association places Mart on State Highway 164, and TxDOT's Waco District is responsible for the state highways in both of the city's counties, McLennan and Limestone. Under TxDOT's access rules, building or changing an entrance onto a state highway takes a Form 1058 permit from the district office, and the property owner or an authorized representative applies for it.
Behind the entrance, the slab is sized to its traffic. On the outside of slabs that carry wheel loads, NRMCA wants the edge thickened, which usually means an integral curb, and it asks for parking-area concrete at a 3- to 5-inch slump. The ACI guide NRMCA quotes advises against regularly spaced isolation joints.
For the shop or office the lot serves, see commercial concrete in Mart; a worn lot with one dropped panel may only need that slab lifted back into line. Mart's other concrete services are on the town page.
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(254) 309-9254From entrance permit to striped stalls
Permit and layout
The highway entrance is permitted where one is needed, and the stalls, lanes and drainage are laid out.
Make the subgrade uniform
The subgrade is graded until its soil, moisture and density are uniform across the lot, and forms set the edges and slopes.
Place, broom, joint
Concrete goes in, takes a broom texture for grip, is jointed and cures before cars and trucks are let on.
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(254) 309-9254Paving and site-prep costs
The ticket lists one national guide's 2026 slab prices by thickness beside its site-prep lines; wire mesh, the same guide adds, runs $0.15 to $0.30 per square foot. None of these is our price.
- 4 in slab
- $6–$8 / sq ft
- 6 in slab
- $8–$10 / sq ft
- 8 in slab
- $10–$12 / sq ft
- Grading
- $60 / hour
- Gravel-and-sand subbase
- $10–$20 / cu yd
- Edge forms
- $2–$3 / linear ft
National averages, 2026. Not a quote.
Questions about a lot by the highway
How much notice does TxDOT get before work starts on a highway entrance?
At least 24 hours, and only once the permit is in hand. TxDOT's access manual says driveway work in the right of way waits for two things: the fully executed permit in the applicant's hands, and a 24-hour notice to TxDOT.
Who keeps the ditch along a Mart lot clear?
The property owner. The City of Mart's code compliance page makes owners responsible for grass, trees, brush and growth up to the edge of the roadway, drainage ditches included. Where a lot is sloped to drain toward the road, its rain ends up in that ditch line.
What does each extra 2 inches of thickness add to a lot's price?
One national guide's 2026 slab table steps up with each 2 inches: $6 to $8 a square foot at 4 inches, $8 to $10 at 6 and $10 to $12 at 8. A lot's thickness follows the heaviest traffic it will carry.
Price a Mart lot, entrance to last stall
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