Clarksville Concrete Works pours driveways, patios, and slabs, builds retaining walls, and repairs concrete in Ashland City, Tennessee, the Cheatham County seat about 28 miles southeast of Clarksville.
About Ashland City
Ashland City was created in 1856 as the seat of the newly formed Cheatham County, and its courthouse dates to 1869. The town sits along the Cumberland River and has grown steadily, reaching about 5,700 residents. Much of the surrounding county is hilly and rural.
Concrete Work in Ashland City
- Driveways on hillside lots, including steep sections where gravel washes out
- Retaining walls to hold back slopes and create level yard space
- Patios and porches
- Garage, shop, and boat storage slabs
Hills and Retaining Walls
Hilly lots around Ashland City often need retaining walls built with a reinforced footing, drainage gravel, and a perforated drain pipe behind the wall. Taller walls may need engineered plans and a permit. See retaining walls.
Steep Driveways
A steep driveway needs a broom or exposed aggregate finish for traction, careful joint layout, and drainage that keeps water from running down the slab and under the garage door. See concrete driveways.
Call (931) 413-8647 for a free estimate in Ashland City.