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Stucco, Concrete & Finishes

Concrete footings and slabs that carry masonry, structures and equipment without moving

We form and pour footings, slabs, pads and foundations for walls, fireplaces, kitchens and buildings.

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Concrete Footings & Slabs

Every masonry structure stands on something, and a footing that is too shallow, too narrow or poorly reinforced will eventually let the structure move. We excavate to depth, place rebar, form and pour footings and slabs and cure them properly before any weight is added.

We pour footings for walls and columns, slabs for outdoor kitchens and fireplaces, pads for generators and equipment, and foundations for small buildings, running conduit and sleeves where utilities will pass. Around Nashville, where clay soil can swell and shrink, footings are set below frost depth and on undisturbed soil whenever the site allows.

What you get

Done right, from the first walk-through

01

Dug to depth

Footings sit below frost depth on sound soil.

02

Reinforced

Rebar is placed and supported before the pour.

03

Level and square

Forms are set carefully so masonry starts true.

04

Utilities planned

Conduit and sleeves are placed before pouring.

The process

How your service comes together

  1. 1

    Layout and dig

    We mark the layout, call 811 and excavate to depth.

  2. 2

    Form and reinforce

    We set forms, place rebar and set conduit and sleeves.

  3. 3

    Pour and cure

    We pour, finish and cure the concrete before building on it.

FAQ

Common questions about footings & slabs

How deep should a footing be?

Footings go below frost depth, which varies by location, and onto stable soil. We build to local rules.

How long should a footing cure?

Concrete gains strength over days, and we wait long enough before adding load.

Can you pour a slab for an outdoor kitchen?

Yes. We pour reinforced slabs with conduit and sleeves for gas, water and power.

Related services

Often planned together

Concrete Block & CMU Walls Block WallsReinforced block walls with grouted cores, level courses and a clean base for stone, brick or stucco finishes.Learn more Outdoor Kitchens Outdoor KitchensMasonry islands with reinforced frames, veneer, utilities and layouts that work for real cooking.Learn more Retaining Walls Retaining WallsRetaining walls with leveling pads, gravel backfill, drain pipe and geogrid, built to hold soil for the long run.Learn more

Service areas

Nashville and the cities all around it

From Clarksville to Shelbyville and Dickson to Cookeville, pick your city to see the brick, stone, chimney and concrete work we handle in your part of Middle Tennessee.

Nashville Antioch Arrington Bellevue Brentwood Clarksville College Grove Columbia Cookeville Dickson Fairview Franklin Gallatin Goodlettsville Hendersonville Hermitage La Vergne Lebanon Madison Mt. Juliet Murfreesboro Nolensville Shelbyville Smyrna Spring Hill Springfield Thompson's Station White House

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