Chubb Concrete

Haralson County, Georgia

Concrete contractor in Tallapoosa, GA

We're a Cedartown concrete contractor, and Tallapoosa is about a 35-minute drive from our shop. We pour foundations, driveways, patios and flatwork for homes, garages and metal buildings across town.

Fresh broom-finished driveway with control joints between wood forms, a lawn along one side

Get an estimate

Tell us what you're pouring and where, and we'll get back to you.

Call or text (762) 842-4822 for an estimate.

Prefer to talk? Call or text (762) 842-4822.

Finding a job site near Tallapoosa on I-20

Cedartown to Tallapoosa is about a 35-minute drive, around 22 miles, and the same roads reach Waco and Buchanan, the rest of Haralson County, and Fruithurst, just over the Alabama line in Cleburne County.

The town takes its name from the Tallapoosa River and carries the nickname the Dogwood City. Haralson County counts three exits on Interstate 20 among its main routes in and out, and I-20 is the road most jobs here get reached by.

Home and garage foundations, and carport pads squared to plan

New construction here calls for home foundations for a house, garage and shop foundations for a detached building, and metal building foundations squared to a carport or a steel building's own plans. At the small end sit footings for a smaller structure, and what a lot needs there comes down to the site and the plans, worked out before the first form goes up.

Round pool deck in a seamless stone-texture stamped finish around an above-ground pool, a block retaining wall behind

What Tallapoosa's hill country means for a foundation

Tallapoosa started out as a gold-mining town in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains, and that same hillier ground still shapes lots around here. A sloped or uneven site generally asks for more thought on grading and drainage than a flat one does, whatever's going on it.

That's no reason to put off a project. Just mention the slope, and anything else you've noticed about the lot, before we plan the base.

Driveways for heavier vehicles: thickness and reinforcement

A full new pour, a widened drive, or a parking pad tucked to the side: concrete driveways here cover all three. An older, cracked slab is one reason homeowners consider replacing one, and what a driveway needs to carry sets its thickness and reinforcement, so mention it if heavier vehicles, a work truck, a trailer, or both, will use it regularly.

Long fresh broom-finished driveway striped with shadows, stakes and wood forms along its right edge

A stamped patio and walkway combination, plus sidewalks and steps

A concrete patio gets sized to the yard and finished plain or stamped, and a walkway can be poured to match it. Slabs and flatwork handle what's smaller in between: sidewalks, steps, a pad for a generator or AC unit.

Getting a building permit in Tallapoosa

The City of Tallapoosa issues building permits inside town, the office to check with about a new slab, driveway or foundation there.

Questions about concrete work in Tallapoosa

Who issues building permits in Tallapoosa?

The City of Tallapoosa handles building permits inside town, and it's the office to ask about a new slab, driveway or foundation.

How far is Tallapoosa from Cedartown?

About a 35-minute drive, around 22 miles.

Does Tallapoosa's hilly ground affect a driveway or foundation?

It can. A sloped lot generally needs more attention to grading and drainage than a flat one, so let us know if yours slopes.

Planning a pour in Tallapoosa?

Send the details and we'll get back to you about an estimate.

(762) 842-4822

Call or text, whichever is easier.

Request an estimate

Tell us what you're pouring and where, and we'll get back to you.

Call or text (762) 842-4822 for an estimate.

Prefer to talk? Call or text (762) 842-4822.