Concrete Contractors in Piperton, TN

Piperton is a place where concrete contractors pour longer driveways and bigger slabs than in most of the metro. The city was incorporated in 1974 and covers about 27.3 square miles, yet it counted only 2,263 residents and 934 housing units at the 2020 census. The Census Bureau classed 86.3 percent of residents as rural. That works out to large lots, long drives, detached shops and plenty of room for outdoor living, which shapes almost every job we do here.

Where Piperton sits

Piperton is in the southwest corner of Fayette County, bordered by Collierville on the west, Rossville on the east and Marshall County, Mississippi, on the south. U.S. Route 72 crosses the south end of the city and State Route 57 runs through the middle. Interstate 269 meets State Route 385 at the Piperton and Collierville line. The area nearly tripled from 9.8 square miles in 2000 through annexation.

Long driveways done right

A long concrete driveway is a big investment, and it carries delivery trucks, trailers and sometimes equipment. We plan the thickness and reinforcement for the heaviest vehicle, space control joints so cracks stay in the joints, and crown or slope the surface so rain runs off instead of down the middle. Where the drive crosses a low spot or a ditch, we add base and talk through a culvert or drainage swale.

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Shops, barns and pads

Many Piperton properties have or want a metal building, a barn, an RV pad or a covered equipment area. For these we work from the building's plans, set anchor bolts where the builder needs them, and pour a slab with edges and thickness suited to the load. Pads for generators, HVAC units and well equipment are quick add-ons when we are already on site.

Outdoor living

With a 2020 median age of 54.0 and 72 percent of households headed by married couples, many Piperton owners are settled in for the long term and want outdoor space to match: large patios, pool decks, walkways to the garden and wide front steps. We can do broom, exposed or stamped finishes depending on the look you want.

Finishes for country homes

On estate lots in Piperton, owners often want concrete that looks less like a city driveway. Exposed aggregate shows the stone in the mix and has good grip, a broom finish with a smooth troweled border gives a clean, framed look, and colored or stamped concrete can echo the stone or brick on the house. For long driveways we usually suggest a simpler finish on the main run and a decorative touch at the parking court or front walk, where it gets noticed.

Locates on rural land

Tennessee requires three full business days of notice to Tennessee 811 before excavation. 811 marks utility-owned lines only, so private lines to a shop, pool or well need to be pointed out by the owner. Call (901) 910-1055 for a free estimate in Piperton.