Concrete Contractors in Bellevue, TN

Bellevue homeowners calling concrete contractors live in a part of Nashville that went from a small farm village to a large suburb in about two generations. In the 1950s Bellevue was a cluster of buildings along the railroad near the Harpeth River, with a hardware store, a post office and a Masonic hall. I-40 came through in the early 1960s, and by 2000 the census counted 37,062 people in 14,807 households. We pour driveways, patios, walks and steps and repair concrete across the area, about 13 miles southwest of downtown.

Life on the Harpeth

A legally designated scenic stretch of the Harpeth River runs through Bellevue, and the Harpeth River Greenway follows it. The river is a big part of why people love living here, and a big part of why concrete has to be planned carefully. During the May 2010 flood, the Harpeth set all-time record crests at Bellevue and Kingston Springs. The Harpeth Youth Soccer Association complex on Coley Davis Drive was ruined and did not reopen until 2011.

For homes near the river or on low ground, we focus on:

• Base: a thick layer of compacted stone that drains instead of turning to mud
• Slope: surfaces that shed water toward the yard or street, never toward the house
• Edges: soil and grading around the slab so runoff does not undercut it
• Mix: air-entrained concrete that handles wet winters better

Hillside lots

Away from the river, much of Bellevue climbs into wooded hills, and the massive Warner Parks sit next door. Hillside homes bring steep driveways, front walks with multiple steps and back yards that fall away from the house. On these lots we build in landings, use a broom finish across the slope for grip, and sometimes split a patio into two levels so each one drains properly.

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Rebuilding and new building

The decade after the 2010 flood brought what the Bellevue Wikipedia page calls transformative residential and commercial development, including One Bellevue Place, which replaced the old Bellevue Center Mall. That means a mix of homes from the 1970s and 1980s, homes rebuilt after the flood, and newer construction. Older concrete often needs full replacement; newer concrete usually needs additions like wider drives, larger patios and walks to the back yard.

Metro rules at the street

Bellevue is part of Metro Nashville, so curb, apron and sidewalk work in the right-of-way follows Metro requirements. We confirm what your project needs, call Tennessee 811 before we dig and plan the pour around any approvals.

Bellevue services

• Driveways: steep and flat, replacements and extensions
• Patios: single or multi-level, plain or stamped
• Walks and steps with landings on sloped yards
• Slabs for garages, sheds and carports
• Repairs for cracked, settled or undermined concrete

Call (615) 326-1447 to set up a visit in Bellevue.