Clarksville Concrete Works serves homeowners in Sango, on the east side of Clarksville near I-24 Exit 11. Sango has a mix of established homes on larger lots and newer subdivisions, and it keeps growing.
About Sango
Sango is an unincorporated community in the southeastern corner of Montgomery County, about five miles east of downtown Clarksville, stretching roughly from US 41A to just beyond I-24. For generations it was farmland known for dark-fired tobacco; today much of it has become new subdivisions, and it's considered to have a higher standard of living than similarly sized communities in Middle Tennessee.
What Sango Homeowners Build
- Patio additions and stamped concrete for backyard living space
- Driveway widening for families with more vehicles than the original drive was built for
- Walkways connecting the driveway to back gates, patios, and sheds
- Slabs for sheds, carports, and detached garages on bigger lots
Concrete on Newer Lots
Newer homes often sit on fill dirt that's still settling, and clay soils around Clarksville move with the seasons. Before pouring, contractors check the ground, remove soft spots, and compact a crushed-stone base. That base is the difference between a patio that stays level and one that tilts toward the house. See concrete patios.
Fixing Sinking and Cracking
Cracked or crumbling walks and driveway sections in older Sango homes can often be repaired instead of replaced. See concrete repair.
HOA Approvals
Many Sango subdivisions have HOA rules for driveways and visible concrete. Check before choosing colors or patterns.
Call (931) 413-8647 for a free estimate.