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That’s a trick question. The real question should be: When will the weather and site conditions give your new concrete the best chance to cure correctly? Spring and fall often provide moderate temperatures, but Tennessee doesn’t have one perfect season for every concrete project – as long as the ground is ready and the forecast cooperates.

Yes, new concrete can sometimes go over an existing slab. But the old concrete needs to be stable, structurally sound, and properly prepared first. Installing new material over concrete that’s sinking, moving, or breaking apart only covers the visible damage. It doesn’t correct the problem underneath.

Choosing a concrete contractor is not the same as choosing the lowest bid. Good concrete work lasts for years when done right, and causes years of frustration when it's poor work. In the Chattanooga, TN area, choosing the right concrete contractor often comes down to a few big questions. Read more.

Wondering why your driveway is starting to crack – or trying to figure out how to avoid cracking in the first place? Read the article to learn about the causes of concrete driveway cracks and what you can do in prevention.

Choosing between a concrete driveway and an asphalt driveway? Make sure to choose the surface that can handle regular vehicle traffic, changing weather, and years of use without becoming a constant maintenance project.

Choosing between a concrete driveway and an asphalt driveway? Make sure to choose the surface that can handle regular vehicle traffic, changing weather, and years of use without becoming a constant maintenance project.

Choosing between a concrete driveway and an asphalt driveway? Make sure to choose the surface that can handle regular vehicle traffic, changing weather, and years of use without becoming a constant maintenance project.

Cracks, sinking areas, and surface damage can signal that a driveway needs more than simple repairs. Discover the warning signs that indicate it may be time for a replacement.