The Bradshaw Name

Fort Worth isn't just where we work — it's where we come from. The Bradshaw family has deep roots in North Texas commerce, stretching back generations through the Cogdell Auto Supply enterprise, one of the premier automotive warehouse distributors in North and Central Texas. From a downtown Fort Worth location on Calhoun Street — where a Bass Tower stands today — to a 28,000 square foot tilt-wall warehouse on Northpark Drive, the Bradshaws built businesses the old-fashioned way: on handshakes, hard work, and a reputation that preceded them into every room they entered.

Jeb Bradshaw grew up inside that tradition. His father Jim served on the Fort Worth City Council and as Mayor Pro-tem. His grandfather Leo ran Cogdell operations across Waco and was elected Mayor there in 1952. Commerce, community, and craftsmanship — these weren't lessons taught in a classroom. They were lived at the dinner table, on the job site, and in every deal put together across two cities and half a century.

Clean Slate Concrete is the latest chapter in that story. When Jeb's son Chaz set out to master the concrete trade — spending time in Abilene learning the craft from the ground up alongside skilled tradesmen — he brought back something the Bradshaw family has always recognized: a man who knows his craft and takes pride in his work is never short of business. The two of them came together as a father and son team, and Clean Slate Concrete was born.

We're not a franchise. We're not a call center with subcontractors. We're a Fort Worth family business — and every job we take carries the full weight of a name we've spent generations building.