Industrial and Commercial General Contractors
Lewisville, TX

Ericsson's North American headquarters campus on Windhaven Parkway is the most prominent corporate concrete project in Lewisville's recent history. Telecom-infrastructure companies like Ericsson run R&D labs, server rooms, and precision assembly areas that impose vibration-sensitive floor specifications and raised-floor cable-management systems that standard commercial slabs cannot accommodate. Inner Loop Construction has executed high-tech facility slabs where the floor flatness spec is not a suggestion but a contractual performance warranty backed by third-party testing. We bring that standard to corporate campus work in Lewisville regardless of the tenant.

Old Town Lewisville's historic core along Main Street is a different project environment: narrow right-of-ways, overhead utility conflicts, and building facades that predate modern construction setbacks all constrain how we stage and pour. The City of Lewisville's design standards for the Old Town overlay district specify exposed aggregate and dimensional scoring patterns for new flatwork that must be matched when we're doing infill work adjacent to existing historic concrete. We have navigated those specifications on restaurant, retail, and mixed-use projects along Main and Church Streets and carry working relationships with city planning and inspection staff that speed permit approvals.

Lake Lewisville's shoreline and the Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area create a recreational and residential construction market that is distinct from the city's industrial core. Lakefront property owners want decorative flatwork — stamped pool decks, colored driveway approaches, exposed-aggregate patio surfaces — that holds up to clay movement and the temperature cycling that water proximity accelerates through dew-point saturation. We specify integral color and penetrating densifiers on these pours rather than surface coatings, and we use control-joint patterns calculated to manage thermal expansion rather than hide it.

Castle Hills, Vista Ridge, and the newer master-planned communities in Lewisville's northwest quadrant run active HOA design review boards that scrutinize exterior concrete for color consistency and finish quality. Inner Loop Construction maintains sample pour records from our Lewisville residential work that prospective clients can review. We self-perform from subgrade prep through curing — there is no subcontractor layer between the estimator who quoted your job and the crew who pours it. That accountability structure is how we maintain the quality consistency that design review boards and discerning commercial clients both require.