From Clinton’s historic downtown to riverside properties along the Clinch and the more rural lots north toward Norris Lake, we pour driveways, patios, slabs and decorative concrete across Anderson County. The mix here runs from tight in-town replacements to long approach driveways on acreage.
Clinton’s established homes often need aging concrete torn out and rebuilt, while its rural lots call for bigger pours — shop slabs, barns and long drives — where getting the base and thickness right is what keeps them from cracking under load.
Concrete we pour in Clinton
- Driveways, including long rural approaches
- Patios — broom, troweled and stamped
- Shop, barn and equipment slabs
- Sidewalks, walkways and steps
- Decorative and stamped concrete
From in-town replacements to rural slabs
A downtown Clinton driveway replacement and a rural shop slab are different jobs, but the fundamentals don’t change: compacted sub-base, correct thickness and reinforcement for the load, and drainage so water doesn’t sit under it. Near the Clinch River, we pay extra attention to grade and runoff.
What it costs
Concrete flatwork in this area runs about $10–$12 per square foot for a broom or troweled finish and upwards of $18–$20 for stamped or stained decorative work. Size and access, whether the pour has to be pumped, the mix (PSI and fiber) and upgrades like wire mesh all affect the final number. We give itemized estimates.
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