Jones Concrete handles concrete pouring, paving, excavating, hauling, and more in the Nashville, TN area. With our variety of equipment, our certified crew, and our decades of experience, we're sure to deliver exactly what you need. You can risk working with a subcontractor, or you can contact our professionals who will get your commercial or residential project done the right way.
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I, Jeff Jones, President and founder of Jones Concrete Inc, started the business in 1991 doing concrete flat work and block home foundations. After about 5 years of doing work for several different contractors, we expanded our business to provide our own excavation work and trucking to become more efficient with higher quality excavation for our concrete crews.
If your flatwork is not performed correctly, you're likely going to face a number of problems. Water may flow toward your foundation instead of away from it. Uneven surfaces may endanger pedestrians. To make sure your flatwork is not just perfect but covered by a protective warranty, contact the professionals at Jones Concrete today.
Are your walls or foundation made of cinder blocks? Then there's no architectural flexibility and there's a risk of water intrusion. Poured concrete walls from Jones Concrete keep water out and allow you to take advantage of flexible design options. Contact us today for more details. We've been using Jones Concrete Nashville for our concrete and excavating needs for over 20 years now.
Although concrete paving may be more expensive than asphalt, the advantages of concrete can easily save you a great deal of money in the long run. Concrete roads can last up to 50 years, but asphalt loses much of its integrity after only 10 years. Contact Jones Concrete today for a free estimate on your concrete paving project.
Curb and Gutter is a type of curb with a gutter pan, which is commonly referred to on all blueprints as Curb and Gutter. Gutters and curbs are responsible for more on your property than you might think. They keep rain and melting snow on the street and flowing toward sewers and collection points and define allowable driving surfaces to better protect pedestrians, especially children.
