Seguin, TX — Guadalupe County
Top Notch Concrete builds barns, shops, and equipment shelters across Seguin, New Braunfels, Cibolo, and Guadalupe County. One crew handles the dirt work, the concrete slab, and the steel erection — so there's no finger-pointing between subs.

A barn is only as solid as the slab under it. We pour engineered monolithic and reinforced concrete barn slabs sized for your building, your equipment loads, and Guadalupe County's expansive clay soil.
A typical 40x60 shop slab runs $14,000–$24,000 depending on thickness, rebar layout, and site prep. We handle the excavation, forming, rebar, pour, and finish — then erect the steel right on top.
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A 40x60 (2,400 sq ft) shop slab typically runs $14,000–$24,000 installed, depending on thickness, rebar spacing, and site prep. We give a real number on-site, not a phone ballpark.
Yes. One crew handles the dirt work, concrete foundation, and steel erection. That eliminates the finger-pointing that happens when a foundation sub and a steel sub blame each other for a misaligned slab.
From 30x40 backyard shops to 50x100 commercial barns and custom equipment barns with drive-thru bays. We also build hay barns, livestock shelters, and RV covers.
Yes. We erect engineered red-iron and tube-frame steel, wind-rated for Guadalupe County. We can also provide permit-ready engineering drawings for the county.