Knoxville is home base for Paramount, so we know exactly what our soil and weather do to concrete that was poured in a hurry. The red clay under most of Knox County holds water, our winters freeze and thaw, and the hills mean drainage matters on nearly every lot. That’s why our driveways and patios in Bearden, Sequoyah Hills, Fountain City and West Hills are still flat and crack-controlled years after the pour.
A lot of Knoxville concrete work is tear-out and replacement — aging slabs on older, settled lots that were never put on a proper base. We dig it out, compact the sub-base, get the grading and drainage right, and reinforce it so the new pour doesn’t follow the old one back into the ground.
Concrete we pour across Knoxville
- Driveways and driveway replacements
- Patios — broom, troweled and stamped
- Stamped and stained decorative concrete
- Sidewalks, walkways and steps
- Garage, shed and equipment slabs
- Pool decks
Built for Knoxville’s clay and older lots
From the established streets of Holston Hills and Old North Knoxville to newer builds in Hardin Valley, the failure story is almost always the same: a slab poured thin, on uncompacted clay, with nowhere for water to go. We fix the cause, not just the surface — compacted base, correct thickness, reinforcement and control joints placed where the slab actually wants to crack.
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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