Concrete contractor
Concrete patios, driveways, slabs, and sidewalks for homes and businesses in East Tennessee.
- Concrete Patios
- Concrete Driveways
- Concrete House Slabs
- Concrete Garage and Barn Slabs
- Concrete Sidewalks
East Tennessee's winters swing above and below freezing within the same day, which cracks slabs that were poured without air entrainment. Red clay soils expand when wet and shrink when dry, so Tri-Star prepares compacted bases before any patio, driveway, or garage slab goes down.
East Tennessee
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East Tennessee
Concrete Contractor
Across the region, slabs fail first at the base. Clay that swells after heavy rain can heave an unsupported driveway or patio, so we compact the subgrade and set a gravel base before forming.
Freeze-thaw damage in this climate starts as surface scaling and hairline cracks. We specify air-entrained mixes and place control joints to guide cracking, and we recommend sealing on a regular schedule.
Older homes in towns like Maryville and Athens often have narrow side yards and tight access. We plan equipment routes and cut-and-haul for demolition before the work begins.
At a glance
Our East Tennessee concrete services include patios, driveways, house slabs, garage and barn slabs, sidewalks, footers, and demolition with disposal.
Concrete patios, driveways, slabs, and sidewalks for homes and businesses in East Tennessee.
Concrete demolition and disposal for residential and industrial sites in East Tennessee.
Concrete footers and foundation support for homes, barns, and commercial buildings.
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Serving East Tennessee
Our crew knows East Tennessee. We will show up on time, assess the job honestly, and give you a clear written number before asking you to decide anything.
Common questions from East Tennessee customers about our services, process, and coverage.
Clay expands when wet and shrinks when dry, which can lift or settle an unprepared slab. A compacted gravel base and proper drainage reduce that movement.
Winter temperatures in the region often cross the freezing point several times in a day. Water that enters pores and cracks expands when it freezes, widening damage over repeated cycles.
Yes. Sealing reduces water absorption, which lowers freeze-thaw damage and staining. Stamped or decorative surfaces typically need resealing more often than plain broom-finished concrete.
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(865) 481-9866Hours