Concrete Contractors in Thompson's Station, TN

Thompson's Station homeowners looking for concrete contractors are in a town that has more than tripled in a decade. Thompson's Station had 2,194 residents at the 2010 census, 2,681 in a 2013 special census, 4,726 in 2016 and 7,485 at the 2020 census. It sits in Williamson County about 25 miles south of Nashville, just south of Franklin and north of Spring Hill. Most homes are new, and most of our work here is adding to or upgrading what the builder left. We pour patios, driveways, walks, steps and slabs, and we repair sections that have settled.

A railroad town that became a suburb

Settlers arrived in the late 1700s, and the community was called White House and then Littlebury before the railroad came through in 1855. Dr. Elijah Thompson donated land for a town and station, and the place took his name. The Battle of Thompson's Station was fought on March 5, 1863. Voters approved incorporation in August 1990, and the town covers about 22.8 square miles at an elevation of about 801 feet.

A town that plans its look

In 2015 Thompson's Station began updating its zoning rules, and the resulting Land Development Ordinance won an Honorable Mention for form-based code from the Driehaus Award in 2016. Form-based codes focus on how streets and buildings look and fit together. Combined with HOA rules in many neighborhoods, that means exterior changes like driveway widening or a new front walk may need to follow specific standards. We can help you gather the drawings and specs your HOA or the town asks for before we schedule.

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What new homes usually need

Builder concrete in new subdivisions is usually serviceable but minimal. The projects we do most often here:

• Patio expansions from a small pad to a full outdoor living area
• Covered patio and outdoor kitchen slabs sized for a pergola or roof
• Driveway extensions for a third car or a side parking pad
• Walks from the driveway to the back yard
• Section replacements where concrete settled over backfill in the first few years

On a newer lot, we also check that the existing grading still drains properly. Sod, landscaping and fences added after closing can block the drainage the builder planned.

Rolling farmland underneath

Much of Thompson's Station was farmland until recently, and its rolling ground can change from deep soil to shallow rock across one yard, as is common in Williamson County. We dig and probe enough to know what we are pouring on, add compacted stone where the base is soft, and set joints so the slab can handle small movements.

Services in Thompson's Station

• Patios: broom, colored and stamped
• Driveways: extensions, pads and replacements
• Walks and steps
• Slabs for sheds, pergolas and detached garages
• Repairs for settled or cracked sections

With more than 200 acres of parks in town, plenty of residents spend time outside, and good concrete makes the back yard just as usable. Call (615) 326-1447 to set up a visit.