Kijanix is changing how RV pads get built in the DFW Metroplex. Instead of waiting days for a site visit and quote, generate an instant, free quote online in 5 minutes. No pushy sales calls, no guessing.
Payments are also protected through a third-party escrow system—released to us only when the job is complete to your satisfaction. The result: a stronger RV pad and a smoother, stress-free experience from start to finish.
Generate an instant, free quote prior to a site visit.
Final payment isn’t released until a third-party company confirms you’re satisfied.
We’re fully licensed and insured. We also offer extended warranty packages as needed.
We understand the concern many homeowners have when it comes to paying a contractor upfront—“How do I know the job will actually get done?” That’s why we give homeowners the option to hold project funds with a third-party escrow account. Before funds are released to us, the escrow company will contact you directly to confirm that the milestones have been accomplished according to the agreed upon criteria. This holds everyone accountable and ensures we provide quality work.
We know how frustrating it is to feel left in the dark once a project starts. With us, you won’t have to wonder, “Are they on schedule?” or “What’s happening next?” Our team uses smart project management tools that give you real-time updates, clear timelines, and seamless communication. You’ll always know what stage we’re in, weather delays, and what’s coming up, so there are no surprises—just transparency and peace of mind.
If your RV pad quote didn’t include a gravel sub-base, you may want to ask why. Skipping this step is one of the most common shortcuts—and while it lowers upfront costs, it can lead to cracked pads long after the warranty runs out, leaving you with expensive repairs.
A properly installed gravel sub-base is essential in Texas, where expansive clay soils shift dramatically with moisture changes. The gravel layer adds stability, improves drainage, prevents settling, and helps your RV pad withstand heavy loads over time.
Wondering what is the cost of a RV pad in DFW? Use the sliders to generate a quick estimate for your RV pad if we, Kijanix, perform the work. This price includes material, equipment, and labor. It does not include the cost of extending utility lines.
For detailed, accurate pricing, tap the Quote Button below to enter our full pricing tool, which will ask project-specific questions, perform permit cost lookups, and add applicable labor rates.
After dragging the sliders, tap “Update Estimate” below to update the estimated price range. To get firm pricing, tap “Start Quote.”
The sliders above were designed to help you approximate the price of an RV Pad. It didn’t ask the type of questions we would need to ask to determine exactly how much your specific RV Pad will cost. To get accurate pricing, follow the link below. The process will take less than 10 minutes and the end result is an emailed quote with numbers specific to your project.
Installing a concrete RV pad is a long-term investment in your property. Homeowners often have questions about costs, size, thickness, installation time, and maintenance. Below, we answer the most frequently asked questions by our DFW clients to help you make informed decisions for your RV pad project.
Costs vary based on size, thickness, reinforcement, finish, and site preparation. Homeowners in Dallas–Fort Worth typically pay $8–$15 per square foot for a professionally installed pad. Additional factors that can impact cost include:
Distance to utilities: If water, electricity, or sewer lines need to be extended to the pad location, this can increase the total cost. Utilities are typically charged based on a multiple of the number of linear feet that need to be extended.
Excavation or grading: Pads installed on sloped or uneven lots may require excavation, soil stabilization, or additional fill.
Soil conditions: DFW’s expansive clay soils may require extra preparation to prevent cracking or settling.
Standard RV pads are 4–6 inches thick, with heavier RVs or commercial-sized pads requiring 6–8 inches plus steel reinforcement. Local DFW soil conditions and expected RV weight help determine the ideal thickness.
Most pads are 12–14 feet wide and 35–45 feet long, though larger RVs may require slightly larger pads. Our DFW contractors also plan for driveway access, slope, and drainage to ensure proper water runoff.
Yes, with proper reinforcement and thickness. For heavy vehicles or frequent parking, DFW contractors may adjust design specifications to prevent cracking and settling.
Smaller pads can start within a week of approval and take 2–5 days to install. Larger or custom-shaped pads may require more preparation, including excavation, grading, and drainage planning.
Regular cleaning, sealing every 2–3 years, and ensuring proper drainage prolong the pad’s life. DFW’s hot summers and heavy rains make checking for pooling water, oil stains, or cracked control joints especially important.