Strong where the weight is, smooth where the feet are.
Concrete driveways, aprons and steps with a deep base, reinforcement, drainage and a finish that grips, plus brick or stone faces on steps and landings.
- Thickness: Typically four inches or more, thicker for heavy loads
- Base: Compacted stone base with drainage
- Reinforcement: Rebar or mesh, with joints
What it is, and why it matters.
A concrete driveway carries cars and trucks every day, so thickness, base and reinforcement matter more than the surface. Steps and landings in concrete need the right rise and run, solid footings and a finish with grip.
We build concrete driveways, aprons, steps and landings for homes in Nashville and across Middle Tennessee. We also face concrete steps with brick or stone for a front entry that looks as good as it works.
Four things done right.
Thick enough for the load
Slab thickness is chosen for the vehicles that will use the drive.
A base that drains
Compacted stone and a slope keep water from undermining the slab.
Steps that are safe
Rise, run and nosing are consistent and the surface has a non-slip finish.
Faced to match
Steps can be faced with brick or stone to tie into the house.
From first call to concrete driveways and steps.
- 01
Look at the drive
We measure, check the base and drainage and talk about the vehicles.
- 02
Remove and prepare
The old drive is removed if needed, and the base is built and compacted.
- 03
Form, reinforce and pour
Forms, steel and concrete are placed and finished.
- 04
Cure and finish
Joints are cut, the surface is cured and any facing is added.
Concrete Driveways and Steps across Middle Tennessee.
We do this work in 28 cities, from Nashville and Franklin to Murfreesboro, Gallatin, Columbia and Dickson.
Concrete Driveways and Steps: common questions
How thick should a concrete driveway be?
Four inches is a common minimum for cars, and thicker slabs, a stronger mix or added steel are used for heavy trucks. We choose the design for your vehicles.
Can you repair a cracked driveway?
Small cracks can be sealed or patched. If the slab has sunk, heaved or cracked through, replacing a section or the whole slab is usually the better choice.
How do I get a price for concrete driveways and steps?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-431-3789. We confirm what is involved and send a written price, and most projects start with a free visit.
Ready to talk about concrete driveways and steps?
A visit and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.