Grew 135.9 percent between 2010 and 2020

Concrete Contractors in Nolensville, TN

Patios, driveways, walks and slabs for young families in one of Williamson County's fastest-growing towns.

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Concrete Work for Nolensville Homes

Nolensville homeowners searching for concrete contractors are part of one of the biggest growth stories in Williamson County. The town had 3,099 people in 2000, 5,861 in 2010 and 13,829 at the 2020 census, a 135.9 percent jump in ten years. It counted 4,216 housing units in 2020, and 62.1 percent of households had children under 18. That adds up to a lot of new homes whose owners want bigger patios, wider driveways and safe walks. We pour all of those and repair concrete that has cracked or settled.

A town founded on a broken wheel

The story goes that William Nolen settled here in 1797 after his wagon wheel broke while he was passing through with his family. The town incorporated in 1839, and voters approved reincorporation in August 1996. Along Nolensville Road, from north of Oldham Drive to York and Williams roads, many 19th-century buildings still serve as homes and stores, including the 1876 Waller Funeral Home and the former Nolensville Mill Company, which ran from 1890 to 1986. Nolensville grew up along Mill Creek, and the land is mostly flat with a few hilly areas.

Family-sized projects

With so many young households, the jobs we see most in Nolensville are built around kids and outdoor time:

Large back patios to replace small builder pads
Driveway extensions for extra cars and a place to shoot hoops
Sport court and play area slabs with a smooth, even finish
Side walks to the back yard so bikes and wagons have a path
Shed slabs for outdoor storage

For slabs kids will play on, we pay extra attention to level, joint placement and a finish that is not too rough on knees.

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What the town says about permits

Nolensville's Building Codes FAQ lists sidewalks and driveways among the work that is exempt from a building permit, along with one-story detached accessory structures up to 200 square feet. Exemptions from a building permit do not always cover work in the street right-of-way, HOA rules or drainage requirements, so we still check how your project meets the street and whether your neighborhood association needs to approve it before we pour.

Flat land still needs a slope

Because much of Nolensville is flat, water does not always have an obvious place to go. A patio poured perfectly level will hold puddles, and a driveway with too little fall can drain into the garage. We set every slab with a steady fall away from the house, usually about a quarter inch per foot, and look at downspouts and yard grading so the runoff has a path. Near Mill Creek and its tributaries, we also allow for wetter ground under the base.

Nolensville services

Patios: new, extended and stamped
Driveways: extensions, parking pads and replacements
Walks and steps around the house
Slabs: sheds, sport courts and detached garages
Repairs: sunken, cracked or lifted sections

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

Nolensville Facts for Your Project

Rapid growth. Nolensville grew from 5,861 people in 2010 to 13,829 in 2020, a 135.9 percent increase.
Permit exemption. The town's Building Codes FAQ lists sidewalks and driveways as exempt from a building permit.
Historic corridor. Many 19th-century buildings along Nolensville Road still serve as homes or stores, including the 1876 Waller Funeral Home.
Young households. In 2020, 62.1 percent of Nolensville's 4,089 households included children under 18.

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Nolensville Questions

Do I need a building permit for a new driveway in Nolensville?

The town's Building Codes FAQ lists sidewalks and driveways as exempt from a building permit. Work at the street or in an easement, and HOA approval, can still apply, so we check those before scheduling.

Can you pour a basketball slab in my back yard?

Yes. We pour sport slabs level with a smooth broom finish, place joints where they will not interfere with play, and pitch the surface just enough to drain.

Does my HOA need to approve a new patio?

Many Nolensville neighborhoods have HOA rules on exterior changes. We can give you a drawing and specs to submit for approval before we schedule.

How soon can kids play on a new Nolensville patio or court?

Light foot traffic is usually fine after a day or two. For bikes, scooters and basketball, we suggest waiting about a week. Concrete keeps gaining strength for about a month, and we give you a timeline based on the weather the day we pour.

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Tell us about your Nolensville patio, driveway or slab and we will set up a free estimate.

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