Concrete that
stays put.
Driveways, pool decks, patios, garage slabs, walkways, and footings. Subgrade prep, compaction, drainage, and reinforcement decide whether concrete lasts, so we do not skip any of them.
- TN Licensed GC BC83591
- Bonded & Insured
- 5-Star Rated
- Knoxville Based
- Free Estimates
The pour is
the easy part.
Concrete fails from underneath. Uncompacted fill, trapped water, and missing reinforcement crack slabs within a couple of Tennessee freeze and thaw cycles. We grade, compact, and set proper base and steel before the truck ever shows up.
Flatwork, structural, decorative, or all three. Broom finish, stamped, exposed aggregate, and colored options, priced clearly in an itemized proposal.
Concrete
done right
- Driveways and apronsProper thickness, control joints, and drainage
- Pool decks and copingPoured by the crew that built the pool
- Patios and walkwaysBroom, stamped, or exposed aggregate
- Garage and shop slabsVapor barrier, mesh or rebar, turndown edges
- Footings and foundationsInspected and to code
- Tear-out and replacementWe own the demo equipment
Four steps,
in order
Site evaluation
We check grade, drainage, and access, then recommend thickness and reinforcement for the load.
Written proposal
Square footage, finish, reinforcement, and joint layout, itemized.
Prep and pour
Excavate, compact, form, steel, pour, finish. Cure time respected.
Seal and handoff
Joints cut, edges cleaned, and care instructions provided.
On the job
Concrete
FAQ
Serving Knoxville, Farragut, Maryville, Oak Ridge, Alcoa and all of East Tennessee.
How thick should my driveway be?
Four inches is standard for residential driveways. We recommend five to six inches with rebar where trucks, RVs, or heavy equipment will park.
When can I drive on new concrete?
Foot traffic after 24 to 48 hours, vehicles after 7 days, and heavy loads after 28 days for full cure.
Do you do stamped or decorative concrete?
Yes. Stamped patterns, exposed aggregate, integral color, and broom finish. We bring samples to the consult.
Will my concrete crack?
All concrete shrinks as it cures, so control joints are cut to guide where that happens. Proper base, compaction, and reinforcement keep random cracking from becoming a problem.
Let's talk
concrete.
Tell us about the project. We visit the site, listen first, and hand you a clear written number.
- Free on-site or phone consultation
- Clear, itemized written estimate
- Response within one business day
- Licensed, bonded and insured crew
- Preston personally oversees every job
Don't settle
for ordinary.
Knoxville's boldest builder is one call away. Free consultation, no pressure, bold results.