Pavilion Concrete Slab

This project was a concrete slab for a backyard pavilion. It had been built for a while and the customer used it as a covered play area for their young children.

Wanting to make better use of the area, the customer decided to add a concrete slab to the pavilion. It’s now a perfect play area, sitting area, and barbeque spot for family get-togethers.

The concrete mix is 3500 psi, wire reinforced, and a slick finish. Control joints were cut at all posts to reduce the chances of cracking.

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End of 2012 Prices

We would like to announce some special prices for the Fall and Winter of 2012.

Pea Gravel Concrete PatioPatios:

  • 20×20 – $1060.00
  • 32×14 – $1188.00

Grey concrete drivewayDriveways:

  • 60×12 – $1908.00
  • 80×10 – $2120.00
  • 60×16 – $2420.00

5 foot wide sidwalkSidewalk and Steps:

  • 45×5 & 3 steps – $1050

We also do garage slabs, decorative concrete, and resurfacing. Contact us through this site or give us a call.

615 358-7436 or 615 498-9507

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Garage Slab

This is a recent 24′ x 24′ garage slab that we poured.

There were some obstacles we faced in order to get this garage slab poured. First, the homeowner had an existing concrete aggregate driveway that we couldn’t pull a gravel truck or a concrete truck on, so that meant we would have to haul or pump the concrete a hundred feet from the road. Although this is not an ideal situation from a concrete guys standpoint, we have “been there and done that” dozens of times. It just took a little more work and a little more time than normal but all turned out well.

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Stamped Concrete

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A few months ago we poured some concrete inside of a pole barn. One half of the barn was exposed aggregate, but the other half was going to be used as office space so the customer wanted something a little nicer. We ended up using a regular 3500 psi mix, but opted to stamp the concrete. It turned out great. Take a look.

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