Concrete Patio Contractor in Nolensville, TN

Yes. Nolensville is about 20 miles northeast of Spring Hill, well inside our 30-mile service area. We handle new backyard patios, patio extensions, replacements and steps there, and the quote is free.

It depends on the project. When one is needed, we pull the permit from the Town of Nolensville's building department and build to whatever the permit and inspection require.

Usually because the soil next to the foundation was backfilled loose when the house was built and the patio went right on top of it. Middle Tennessee clay also swells in wet springs and shrinks in dry summers, so an unprepared slab moves. We dig out soft fill, compact a stone base and slope the patio away from the house so rain runs into the yard instead of against your foundation.

It depends on size, shape, how much grading the yard needs, truck access and the finish. A square broom-finish patio near the driveway costs less than a curved patio behind the house with steps and a stamped border. We give you a written quote on site for free, and customers mention that our pricing was fair.

A ground-level patio often does not need a city permit, but many subdivisions around Spring Hill, Franklin and Thompson's Station require HOA approval first, and covered patios usually do need a permit. We tell you what applies at your address and help you put together what the HOA asks for. Once you are approved, we get you on the schedule.

Plain broom or smooth finish is the most practical choice and the easiest to keep up. Stamped concrete costs more and needs resealing now and then, but it gives you the look of stone or slate. Some homeowners split the difference with a plain field and a stamped border, and we pour all three.