Concrete workers in Uvalde County, Texas

Uvalde County, Texas has 3 poured concrete foundation and structure contractor businesses with employees, employing 24 people (US Census Bureau, 2023 County Business Patterns).

That is 3.0 businesses per 10,000 homes, against 1.5 across Texas.

Uvalde County ranks 29 of 81 counties in Texas for businesses per 10,000 homes.

Their payroll averages $11,625 per employee a year.

Across Texas, concrete workers earn a median of $46,730 a year (US Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2024).

Figures last updated on .

Businesses with employees
3
Their employees
24
Businesses per 10,000 homes
3.0

Concrete workers in Uvalde County: businesses and jobs

US Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023
Uvalde CountyTexasUnited States
Businesses with employees31,85823,350
Their employees2434,764272,692
Annual payroll$279,000$2,174,365,000—
Businesses per 10,000 homes3.01.51.6

The homes behind the work in Uvalde County

Estimate (90% margin of error)
Uvalde CountyTexasUnited States
Homes built 2010 to 20199.3% (±2.1 points)17.4%9.4%
Homes built 2020 or later2.3% (±1.6 points)4.0%2.0%
Detached houses71.4% (±4.6 points)64.4%61.3%
Housing units10,095 (±21)12,128,515143,775,355

Homes built 2010 to 2019: 9.3% (±2.1 points) in Uvalde County, lower than across Texas (17.4%).

Homes built 2020 or later: 2.3% (±1.6 points) in Uvalde County, lower than across Texas (4.0%).

Detached houses: 71.4% (±4.6 points) in Uvalde County, higher than across Texas (64.4%).

Places in Uvalde County

Housing figures for each place are on its own page
PlaceResidentsBuilt before 1980Households that rent
Uvalde15,41754.0%32.6%
Uvalde Estates1,90820.6%5.4%
Sabinal79952.4%24.6%

Counties in Texas with a similar number of poured concrete foundation and structure contractor businesses

Businesses per 10,000 homes
CountyBusinesses with employeesBusinesses per 10,000 homesDifference from Uvalde County, per 10,000 homes
Parker County183.0+0.0
Guadalupe County213.0+0.0
McLennan County333.0+0.1
Wichita County173.0+0.1
Lamar County73.1+0.1
Upshur County52.9−0.1

Licenses for concrete workers in Texas

Federal rules and model codes for concrete workers

Jobs and pay are published by state, not by county; the county figures are businesses and their employees.

Business counts are establishments: a company with offices in two counties is counted in each.

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Questions about Uvalde County

How many poured concrete foundation and structure contractor businesses are in Uvalde County?

The Census Bureau counts 3 poured concrete foundation and structure contractor businesses with employees in Uvalde County (2023 County Business Patterns).

How much do concrete workers make in Uvalde County?

Pay is published by state: across Texas, concrete workers earn a median of $46,730 a year (US Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2024).

Do concrete workers need a license in Uvalde County?

Licenses for this trade are issued by Texas, and a city or county in Uvalde County may add its own; the US Department of Labor’s License Finder lists the state’s, and the local building department says which permits a job needs.

Sources

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