Top Shelf Concrete

The crews are staying busy around town this morning.

Delivering another beautiful product for a customer over in Georgetown.

It's been a while since our last update, and much has been happening. While our expectations and performance have evolved, our commitment remains steadfast. We stand by our name, ensuring our performance and results consistently reflect it.

The mud is flowing for our customer out in Liberty Hill.

Our dedicated crews and fleet of trucks are hard at work this morning, serving one of our valued new clients in Liberty Hill.

New beginnings.

Just a little work from around town today.

Today, we're immensely thankful for our exceptional team's efforts in making things happen in Hutto, Georgetown, and Liberty Hill.

Good morning from Liberty Hill.

Merry Christmas to all from the Top Shelf Concrete team.

Two new models going up in the new subdivision in Georgetown, Nolina.

Monitoring the quality in our bustling community, we admire our team member's dedication, persistently working despite the forecasted rain. It's essential to consistently support our team.

Here in Texas, rain is like liquid gold, and we sure do a happy dance when it pours! At Top Shelf Concrete, we're all about embracing the rain and thanking the skies for every drop - it's what our land needs. But hey, when that sun beams down, it's go time! We take that sunshine and turn it into top-tier, high-quality concrete for our amazing customers. Rain or shine, count on us to pour excellence into every project we handle. Let's make your concrete dreams a sun-soaked reality with Top Shelf Concrete today!

Here’s a little before and after on a concrete overlay.

Mud on mud.

Good morning from Luling Texas

We needed the rain, but it’s always good to catch up after a few rain days

At Top Shelf Concrete, we are dedicated to excellence in every project we undertake. Our experienced superintendents meticulously adhere to our rigorous quality control process, guaranteeing the utmost quality in every product we deliver to our valued customers. We just re-walked the slabs and they are ready for Concrete.

Smooth as butter!

The guys are hard at work at our yard this afternoon.

Thomas (TOE-MAS)

1. How long have you worked in the construction industry ?

I have been in the industry for 5 years.

2. What do you do for fun?
I enjoy riding bikes and spending time with my family.

3.what is your favorite thing about working for Top Shelf Concrete?

Top Shelf Concrete works as a team. They are always pushing to achieve the best and I love working for a company that cares about the quality of work and employees

No curb? No problem! At Top Shelf Concrete, we never settle for anything less than the best. Our commitment is to consistently deliver the finest quality products.

Meet the Team: Jacob Dahmer - Superintendent

1. How many years of experience do you have in the construction industry, and what initially drew you to this field?

I have 6 years in this industry. It started off as a job to make money while I looked for another career after college, but quickly realized this is what I was called to do.

2. What’s the most satisfying aspect of your role at Top Shelf Concrete, and can you share a specific project that left you feeling proud?

The most satisfying aspect of working for top shelf is the culture. I feel everyone shares the same goal, and that’s to be the best of the best. The project the has been what I’m most proud of is the water oak subdivision. When I first started 6 years ago, I did small jobs in this neighborhood and was only a laborer. Now I’m a superintendent managing all the concrete work in the neighborhood I first learned the trade in. It’s a good reminder of how far I’ve come in this career.

3. When you’re not hard at work, how do you unwind and recharge? Tell us about your favorite hobbies or activities outside of the construction site.

When I’m not at work I love to stay outdoors. Whether it’s BBQing and watching football, playing golf, baseball, fishing, or getting out and seeing different parts of the state. I’m always staying busy. I like to share these experiences with friends and family.

4. Have you ever faced a particularly challenging construction project? How did you overcome it, and what did you learn from the experience?

The truth is, most projects come with some sort of challenge, but that’s what makes this job so great. One in particular was Lago Vista. This was a slab that was over 16’ tall and required more stages than a normal production build. I learn more every time we have a project like that and it has given me a different perspective on how to handle even the smallest jobs we have.

5. If you could magically add one tool to your construction toolkit that doesn’t exist yet, what would it do and how would it revolutionize your work?

If there’s one tool I could use to make this job easier it would be an on-site concrete plant. Everyone who’s in concrete knows the worst part about concrete, is waiting for concrete

6. Imagine our company had a construction-themed talent show. What act would you perform to showcase your skills and entertain your colleagues?

I’d build a pyramid out of dirt by operating inside of a skid steer. I’m confident I’m a good enough operator to make something you’d only see in Egypt.