Concrete contractor in Waco, GA

Reaching a job near West Georgia Technical College or Jellystone Park

Waco is home to West Georgia Technical College and the Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort, both right in town. A mixer truck reaches most addresses near either landmark just as easily as any other street in town.

Waco's history, from Dean to Wacoville to today's name

The town went by Dean, then Wacoville, before it was chartered under the name Waco in 1884. It built its early economy on shipping cotton and lumber, along with local millwork, long before the college or the campground ever existed.

Hauling cotton, lumber and mill goods through here then meant local roads carried heavy loads long before a concrete truck ever did. Concrete work is part of what goes up around town now: foundations, driveways and pads for whatever's next.

Crawl space or slab-on-grade: which fits a new build in Waco?

New construction around Waco means home foundations for a new house, garage and shop foundations for a shop or detached garage, and metal building foundations sized to a carport or steel building's plans. The smaller end of it is the footing work under a barn or an addition.

A house foundation and a metal building slab don't always call for the same approach. A slab-on-grade pour suits a flat, well-drained lot, while a sloped or wet lot usually calls for footings and a stem wall instead. Which one fits still depends on what the plans call for and how the lot sits.

A pad for a second vehicle, or a new drive where there wasn't one

Pouring a new drive where there wasn't one, widening a narrow one, or adding a pad for a second vehicle: concrete driveways run the full range around Waco. An older, cracked or settled slab is one more reason homeowners call, so mention that when you reach out along with what regularly parks there.

Patios and flatwork, with Bremen, Tallapoosa and Buchanan nearby

On the yard side of a Waco property, we pour concrete patios, stamped concrete patios and walkways, and slabs and flatwork for the smaller jobs: a landing at a side door, steps up to a porch, a pad for a generator or an AC condenser.

Bremen, Tallapoosa and Buchanan are the other Haralson County towns nearby, all part of the same territory out of Cedartown.