Clarksville Concrete Works pours driveways, patios, and slabs and handles concrete repair for homeowners in Guthrie, Kentucky, about 12 miles northeast of Clarksville just over the state line.
About Guthrie
Guthrie is a small city in Todd County, home to about 1,300 people. It grew up around the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, which is where its name comes from: the town was named for James Guthrie, the railroad's president when it was founded. Guthrie is also the birthplace of Robert Penn Warren, the first U.S. Poet Laureate.
Concrete Work in Guthrie
- Driveways: new drives, replacements, and concrete aprons where a gravel drive meets the road
- Shop and garage slabs on larger rural lots
- Patios and porches for older in-town homes
- Concrete repair for cracked walks, steps, and driveway sections
Rural Lots and Long Drives
Many Todd County properties have long driveways. Pouring concrete just where it matters most, the parking area, the approach to the garage, and steep sections that wash out, keeps cost down while fixing the worst problems. See concrete driveways.
Kentucky Permits
Kentucky projects follow Kentucky and Todd County rules. We confirm what applies to your address before scheduling.
Call (931) 413-8647 for a free estimate in Guthrie.