Concrete Contractors in Munford, TN

Munford homeowners searching for concrete contractors have a mix of house ages to deal with. The town grew around Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church in the early 1850s, was incorporated as Munford in 1905, and kept growing steadily to 5,927 residents in 2010 and 6,302 at the 2020 census. Its 2,481 housing units range from older homes near downtown to newer subdivisions, and each kind has its own concrete issues.

Why the name changed

A post office opened as Mt. Zion in 1856, closed in 1874 and reopened in 1886 under a new name to avoid confusion with Mt. Zion, Pennsylvania. The postmaster's daughter, Lola Sale, chose the name Munford to honor Colonel Richard Henry Munford of Covington. Downtown Munford hosts the Munford Arts and Crafts Fair every third Saturday of September, as it has since 1984.

High ground and drainage

Munford sits at about 446 feet of elevation, one of the higher towns in the Memphis area. Higher, rolling lots drain better overall, but slopes create their own problems: water running across a driveway, patios that need to step down with the yard, and walks that need steps or a gentle ramp. We grade so runoff goes around concrete instead of across it, and we add steps or a thickened edge where the ground falls away.

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Older homes near downtown

Older Munford homes often have narrow walks, small porches and original steps that have cracked or settled. We replace those with concrete that matches the scale of the house and has even, safe risers. Where a walk runs under a large tree, we look at the roots before we dig.

Newer subdivisions

Newer houses in and around Munford usually need patio additions, wider driveways and parking pads. The town's fire department serves about 15,000 Munford and Atoka residents, which gives a sense of how much the area has grown, and much of that growth came with builder-grade flatwork that is now ready for an upgrade.

Estimates and scheduling

When you call about a Munford project, we set up a visit to measure, look at the slope and drainage, and talk through what you want the concrete to do. We then send a written estimate covering removal, base stone, thickness, reinforcement, finish and cleanup, and that written estimate is the price. Once you approve it, we file the 811 locate, schedule the crew and concrete, and keep you updated if weather moves the date. Most residential jobs go from removal to finished pour in a few days.

Before we dig

Tennessee law requires three full business days of notice to Tennessee 811 before excavation, and we file the request for every job. Call (901) 910-1055 for a free estimate in Munford.