Concrete Contractor in Huntersville, NC

Several of our Huntersville driveways were large pours, like the long run up to a garage pictured below.

We pour patios and walkways here as well.

We work anywhere in town, from Monteith Park down to Rosedale and east to Vermillion.

That includes the lake side of town, out toward Birkdale Village and Lake Norman.

We also take jobs just up the road in Davidson, where we stamped a patio.

Building permits for Huntersville homes come from Mecklenburg County, not the town. The apron where your drive meets the street is a separate sign-off. Almost all main yellow-line roads in town are NCDOT roads, and changing access on one takes an NCDOT driveway permit. Side streets in neighborhoods are mostly the town's, and an apron in the town's right-of-way needs an Encroachment Agreement. A private street belongs to the HOA, condo association or developer, so the sign-off is theirs. For a road like Gilead Road or McCoy Road, we look up who maintains it instead of guessing.

Cecil soil covers most of the ground around Rosedale, mapped on 2 to 15 percent slopes. A few inches under its thin topsoil is firm, sticky red clay. Down toward Torrence Creek, the rolling upland drops to flat creek bottoms, and those bottoms flood. On a lot that falls toward the creek, we plan the drainage before we plan the slab. Winter nights here freeze often, but the days rarely stay frozen, so water left on a slab freezes and thaws all winter.

Huntersville zoning puts detached garages in the rear yard on most lots. So a drive to a detached garage has to run back past the house, unless an alley reaches it. Huntersville townhomes get their vehicle access from the rear, by a private drive, alley or parking lot. Monteith Park mixes Charleston-style houses with double porches and townhomes on small lots. Detached garages are common. Vermillion is a planned neighborhood laid out with streets, squares and greens on rolling ground. On ground that rolls, we check how the lot falls before we set a single form. Where there is an HOA, it may want a say on a new drive or patio, so ask early.