Industrial and Commercial General Contractors
Richardson, TX

CityLine — the 186-acre mixed-use development that anchors the Arapaho Center DART station — brought Richardson a new concrete typology: transit-oriented development with podium parking, elevated plaza decks, and retail-grade interior finishes sitting above post-tension garage structures. Inner Loop Construction understands elevated-slab construction, waterproof plaza membrane systems, and the coordination protocols that occupied mixed-use buildings require when maintenance or tie-in work happens after initial opening. State Farm's campus at CityLine is one of the largest corporate campuses built in North Texas in the last decade, and the concrete scope on a project of that scale — structured parking, campus hardscape, interior office slabs — is precisely what our commercial teams are built for.

UT Dallas on Floyd Road is Richardson's academic anchor, and university construction work has its own rhythm. Campus expansion projects run through the UT System's Office of Facilities Planning and Construction, which means specific submittal requirements, inspection protocols, and warranty documentation that differ from private commercial work. We have navigated the UT System construction process before. Pedestrian plazas, utility tunnels, lab-building slabs, and parking structure maintenance are all part of the Richardson-area university portfolio we serve.

Canyon Creek and Prairie Creek residential communities on Richardson's western side are established 1970s-and-80s-era neighborhoods where foundation repair is an active need. The same Blackland Prairie clay that creates foundation challenges across the DFW metroplex has been working on these older slabs for 40-plus years. Inner Loop Construction performs slab-pier foundation stabilization, flatwork joint repair, and driveway replacement in these neighborhoods with a scope that extends to the ADA-compliant sidewalk approaches and driveway aprons that city code requires on any permitted improvement.

Inner Loop Construction is not a lead-generation service — we are the general contractor who will be on your jobsite. Our project managers have walked the Richardson market long enough to know when a CityLine-adjacent pour needs an early-morning start to beat traffic staging issues on Plano Road, and when a Canyon Creek foundation repair needs a slab lift instead of replacement. That site-specific judgment is what separates a concrete partner from a concrete vendor.