Residential & Commercial Concrete in the Tulsa Metro|Insured & Bonded|Free Quotes
“Mora Concrete does great work, reliable, quick & professional. I recommend them 10/10”
— Chris“Angel showed up on time, did exactly what they said they would, for the PRICE they said they would. I would choose them again any day.”
— Lucas“If you are needing a reliable company in Tulsa or nearby areas for residential concrete or commercial concrete, hit up Angel Mora with Mora Concrete. They are the best.”
— StevenSee Our Services
New pours and full replacements built on properly compacted base.
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Outdoor living slabs and porch pours finished for Oklahoma weather.
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Structural walls that hold grade and manage drainage the right way.
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City-spec walks and driveway approaches — we pull the permits.
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Decorative stamped patterns and integral color for patios, walks, and pool decks.
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Full coverage on every job, residential or commercial. Your property is protected before the first form stake goes in.
A real number in writing after a real site visit — scope, spec, and price spelled out before you commit to anything.
Over five years of pours behind us, from backyard patios and driveways to commercial slabs and parking lots.
Tell us about the project and we’ll take it from there — a real site visit, real measurements, and a real number in writing.
Tell us about the project. We respond fast.
We walk the project, measure it ourselves, and price it free — scope, thickness, and reinforcement included.
Demo, excavation, and compacted base built for Oklahoma clay.
Straight forms, proper reinforcement, and a finish that holds up.
Joints cut on time, site left clean, cure guidance before we leave.
Four inches over a properly compacted base handles everyday passenger vehicles. If trucks, trailers, or an RV will sit on it, we recommend five to six inches with heavier reinforcement. We spec thickness to the load during your site visit, not after the pour.
Work in the public right-of-way — driveway approaches and public sidewalks — typically requires a city permit and inspection in Tulsa-metro cities. Mora Concrete pulls those permits and schedules the inspections as part of the job.
You can usually walk on it within 24 to 48 hours and drive on it after about seven days. Concrete keeps gaining strength for roughly 28 days, so we ask you to keep heavy vehicles and equipment off until then.
Expansive clay soil and freeze-thaw cycles move the ground under every slab in the Tulsa area. Good base prep, correct thickness, reinforcement, and control joints cut at the right time direct that movement into planned joints instead of random cracks.
Yes. Residential work covers driveways, patios and porches, retaining walls, and sidewalks. On the commercial side we pour slabs, foundations, footings, and parking lots across the Tulsa metro.
Local crews, local pours — we work the Tulsa metro and nowhere else.
Free quotes across the Tulsa metro. Insured & bonded.
Tulsa doesn’t pour like other cities. The same oil boom that filled midtown with 1920s craftsman homes and art deco landmarks also left behind thousands of original driveways, sidewalks, and porches pushing a hundred years old — and Oklahoma’s expansive clay soil and freeze-thaw winters have spent decades working on every one of them. Most searches for a concrete contractor in Tulsa start the same way: a cracked, settled, or spalling slab that’s finally due.
Mora Concrete is a Tulsa concrete company built for exactly that work. On the residential side we pour and replace concrete driveways, patios and porches, sidewalks and approaches, and retaining walls; for commercial builders we handle slabs, foundations, and footings and concrete parking lots. All of it stays inside the Tulsa metro — midtown and south Tulsa out to Broken Arrow, Owasso, Bixby, Jenks, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Claremore, and Catoosa.
From the Golden Driller at Expo Square to the Route 66 stretch along 11th Street and the riverfront at Gathering Place, Tulsa builds things meant to be seen — and concrete poured right belongs in that company. Good flatwork here starts below the surface: compacted base over Tulsa County clay, thickness matched to the load, proper reinforcement, and control joints cut on time so Oklahoma weather moves a slab where we planned instead of where it pleases.
Working in the public right-of-way? Driveway approaches and city sidewalks in Tulsa typically require permits and inspections — we pull them ourselves. Free quotes across the metro, insured and bonded on every job.
