Bartow County, Georgia

Concrete contractor in Cartersville, GA

Cartersville is about a 45-minute drive from Cedartown, close to 32 miles up the road. We're a concrete contractor pouring patios, stamped concrete, driveways and foundations for homes, garages and metal buildings in town.

Fresh broom-finished slab along a white metal-sided building with a covered porch, open pasture beyond

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Cartersville, the seat of Bartow County on I-75

Cartersville is the seat of Bartow County, about 45 miles northwest of Atlanta on Interstate 75. The town anchors the county on one end, close to the interstate, while Cedartown anchors our end of the drive.

Planning the patio around the yard, then the finish

A patio in Cartersville gets planned around how a family actually uses the backyard, not poured to one standard size or shape. Concrete patios can stay plain with a broom finish, or take on a stamped pattern and color through stamped concrete.

The two start out as the very same pour before the finish sets them apart, and the layout gets planned around the yard first, whichever finish you land on.

Fresh round patio slab in curved plywood forms with a winding walkway to a screened porch

A walkway beside the driveway, new steps or an AC pad

Not every job is a full patio or driveway. Slabs and flatwork pick up the rest: a cracked walkway swapped out alongside the driveway next to it, steps rebuilt where the old ones settled, a pad added under a new generator or AC unit.

Each one gets formed and poured to fit the spot it's going, sized to that job alone.

Trading ruts and washouts for a concrete driveway

Gravel that's turned to ruts, dirt that washes out every time it rains, or an older slab with cracks wide enough to catch a tire: any one of those is reason enough to plan a new driveway pour in Cartersville.

Thickness and reinforcement on a concrete driveway follow what will park on it, and we settle both with you before the pour.

Fresh pad inside wood forms beside a tan house with a covered side porch, its surface still wet

A house, a garage or a metal building: three different foundations

New construction here ranges from older in-town lots to newer sites out toward the interstate, and each still needs its own home foundation or garage and shop foundation built to its plans. A metal building gets a pad squared to the manufacturer's drawings, and a barn, shed or addition needs only footings sized to what it carries.

Who issues building permits in Cartersville?

The Cartersville Building Department issues permits inside the city, and it's who to check with about a new slab, driveway or foundation there. Building permits work about the same way just about anywhere in the county: check with the office that covers the address before pouring anything new.

We also pour concrete in Emerson, Euharlee and Kingston, elsewhere in Bartow County.

The old road into Cartersville, and its historic districts today

Early travel into Cartersville followed the Alabama Road, a route that started out as an Indian trace heading west through the area. The North Erwin Street and North Wall Street Historic Districts carry that history forward today as two of the town's National Register listings.

A house inside one of these districts may need city review before exterior work like a new driveway, so check with the city if your address falls inside a district.