Concrete Contractors in Spring Hill, TN

Spring Hill homeowners hiring concrete contractors mostly live in houses built in the last 30 years. The city had just 1,464 residents in 1990. Saturn's production plant opened that year, and the population climbed to 7,715 in 2000, 29,036 in 2010 and 50,005 at the 2020 census, when Spring Hill counted 17,939 housing units. Most of the concrete here was poured by home builders on tight schedules, and a lot of it is now ready for upgrades or repairs. We build patios, extend and replace driveways, pour walks, steps and slabs, and fix sections that have settled.

Builder concrete, ten to thirty years on

In fast-growing subdivisions we see the same patterns again and again:

• A small patio pad off the back door, sized for two chairs, that owners want to triple in size
• Driveway sections near the garage that dropped because the backfill against the foundation settled
• Front walks with a step that pulled away from the porch as the soil under it moved
• Cracks at the apron where the driveway meets the street

Most of these are fixable without tearing out everything. We cut out failed sections at the joints, rebuild and compact the base, and dowel the new concrete into the old so the two move together.

Two counties, one city

Spring Hill sits in both Maury and Williamson counties, about 30 miles south of Nashville. The city has a mayor and an eight-member board of aldermen and handles its own permits. Because rules can differ for work at the street or in an easement, we check what your address needs before we schedule a pour that reaches the curb, and we call Tennessee 811 before digging.

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Older Spring Hill

The first settlers arrived in 1808, and the Battle of Spring Hill was fought on November 29, 1864. Rippavilla Plantation on Main Street is one of the city's historic sites. An F3 tornado hit the town center on January 10, 1963, causing $500,000 in damage at the time. The handful of older homes along and near Main Street are a different job from the subdivisions: original walks, porch steps and narrow drives that need care to replace without disturbing old foundations or trees.

Planning a patio the right way

Because so many Spring Hill patios are new additions, we spend time on layout before we talk finishes: 1. Size: we mark the outline on the lawn so you can see how furniture and a grill will fit. 2. Slope: the slab needs a steady fall away from the house, which can mean raising one edge or adding a step on uneven yards. 3. Tie-in: if the builder's pad stays, we tie the new concrete in with dowels. 4. Finish: broom finish, colored concrete or a stamped pattern, depending on your budget and style. 5. Extras: a seat wall, a walkway to the driveway or a pad for a future hot tub.

Services Spring Hill homeowners use

• Patios: new, extended and stamped
• Driveways: extensions, parking pads and full replacements
• Walks and steps: front entries and side yard paths
• Slabs: sheds, workshops and detached garage floors
• Repairs: sunken, cracked and heaved sections

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