Both Materials, One Call
No juggling two contractors or getting a one sided pitch. We quote concrete and asphalt side by side.
One Horn Lake crew that works in both materials, so the surface fits the job instead of the job bending to fit the contractor.
Most paving companies pick a side: concrete or asphalt. CDT Contracting Group works in both, which changes the first conversation you have with us. Instead of hearing why the one material we happen to sell is right for you, you get a straight comparison of how each would perform on your property, what each costs, and what maintenance each asks of you over the years.
We handle paving projects across DeSoto County, from residential slabs and drives to commercial surfaces that carry traffic every day. Every project starts with the ground under it: grading, base preparation, and drainage get sorted before any material goes down, because a good surface on a bad base does not stay good for long.
Concrete and asphalt age differently, cost differently, and handle Mississippi summers and freeze cycles differently.
Asphalt goes down faster and costs less up front, but wants resurfacing attention over its life. Concrete costs more on day one and repays it in decades of low upkeep. Which one wins depends on your traffic, your budget, and how long you plan to own the property.
Because we install both, our recommendation follows your situation rather than our inventory. That is the practical advantage of hiring one contractor for both materials, and it is the reason many of our customers call us back for the next project on the other material.
The same backyard slab on the same site: formed, reinforced, and protected before the pour, then finished. The preparation on the left is what the finished surface on the right stands on.
No juggling two contractors or getting a one sided pitch. We quote concrete and asphalt side by side.
Grading and compaction come first. The surface only performs as well as what sits under it.
Mix and installation choices made for north Mississippi heat, rain, and the occasional hard freeze.
We handle this work throughout DeSoto County from our base in Horn Lake, and we take on select projects farther out in the Southeast. If you are outside the county, call and ask about your location.
Or the quickest answer: 901-833-9631.