Concrete slab contractor based in Minor Hill, TN ? garage floors, shop slabs, pole barn pads, building foundations, and equipment pads across Lawrenceburg, Pulaski, Ardmore, and southern Tennessee. Proper base prep, reinforcement, and finished concrete that lasts.
Get a Free EstimateWe pour concrete slabs for garages, workshops, pole barns, metal buildings, carports, sheds, and equipment pads throughout Lawrenceburg, Pulaski, Ardmore, Minor Hill, and surrounding communities in Giles and Lawrence counties.
A properly poured slab starts with the right base ? excavation to the correct depth, compacted gravel base, and either rebar or wire mesh reinforcement depending on what's going on top. We use quality concrete mix, control joints to manage cracking, and a finish appropriate for your use. Garage floors get a broom finish for traction; equipment pads may need a harder or thicker pour. We'll specify the right approach in your written estimate.
Building a pole barn, garage, or metal building? We pour the slab and build the structure ? one contractor for the whole project.
Financing: Financing available for qualified projects (through our partner; subject to approval). See current specials. Ask about warranty coverage.
Home improvement financing through our partner Hearth.
Explore financing optionsConcrete slabs provide a solid, long-lasting foundation for garages, shops, barns, equipment pads, and outdoor structures. A properly installed slab resists cracking and settling in Tennessee’s freeze-thaw conditions when we use adequate base preparation, reinforcement (rebar or mesh), and the right thickness for your use.
We size and design slabs for the loads they’ll carry—vehicles, equipment, or light use—and ensure proper drainage and code compliance. Whether residential or commercial, we deliver code-compliant work, detailed written estimates, and a clear timeline. We’re licensed, insured, and have 7 years of combined experience serving Tennessee property owners.
From site evaluation and excavation to base prep, formwork, and the pour, we handle every step with quality materials and proven techniques. We assess the site and intended use, excavate to proper depth (including below frost line where required), install and compact a crushed-stone base, set forms and reinforcement, then pour and finish the concrete with control joints to control cracking.
We size thickness and reinforcement for the loads your slab will carry and for Tennessee’s soil and climate. Whether residential or commercial, we deliver code-compliant work, detailed written estimates, and a clear schedule so you know when your slab will be ready for use.
As your trusted local concrete contractor based in Minor Hill—we serve Lawrenceburg, Pulaski, Athens, and southern Middle Tennessee. We've been serving homeowners with 7 years of combined experience. Our experience with Tennessee's climate—hot, humid summers and cold winters with frequent freeze-thaw cycles—ensures your slab will be built to last. We're familiar with local building codes across Tennessee counties and ensure all installations meet or exceed local requirements while providing solid foundations that support your structures for decades.
For comprehensive concrete services, including driveways, patios, foundations, and decorative concrete, visit our concrete services page. Our expert team handles everything from site preparation to finished installation, ensuring your project meets the highest standards of quality and durability.
Related services: Slabs often follow foundation and footer installation or pair with driveways and patios. We also provide site work and preparation and building construction.
Concrete slabs typically cost $4-8 per square foot in Tennessee, depending on size, thickness, reinforcement needs, and site preparation requirements. A standard 20x20 slab (400 sq ft) ranges from $1,600-$3,200.
Residential slabs are typically 4 inches thick for general use. Slabs for garages or heavy equipment may need 5-6 inches. We'll assess your specific needs and recommend the appropriate thickness.
Yes, we recommend reinforcement (rebar or wire mesh) for most slabs to prevent cracking and increase load-bearing capacity. Reinforcement is essential for garage slabs and areas with heavy loads.
A properly installed concrete slab can last 50+ years with minimal maintenance. Proper base preparation, adequate thickness, and reinforcement are key factors for longevity.