Professional Concrete Driveways & Flatwork by Dan’s Get Paved

Durable, beautiful, and built to last — trust our experienced team for concrete driveways, patios, sidewalks, and parking lots across Middle Tennessee.

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Concrete Paving Guide

1. Why Homeowners Choose Concrete

Concrete is one of the most versatile paving materials available. It’s ideal for residential and commercial use, providing long-term durability, minimal maintenance, and a clean, finished look. A properly installed concrete surface can last up to 30 years or more with proper care.

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2. Common Concrete Services

At Dan’s Get Paved, we specialize in a full range of concrete work, including:

  • Driveways and private roads

  • Sidewalks and walkways

  • Patios and outdoor living areas

  • Garage floors and slabs

  • Commercial parking lots and loading zones

  • Decorative finishes and stamped concrete


3. Concrete Installation Process

  1. Site Preparation: We excavate the area, remove debris, and ensure a level, compacted base.

  2. Form Setup: Forms are placed to shape the driveway or pad, ensuring correct slope for water drainage.

  3. Pouring & Leveling: We pour the concrete evenly and use specialized tools for a smooth finish.

  4. Finishing & Curing: Once leveled, we apply broom or stamped finishes and allow proper curing to maximize strength.

Typical installation takes 1–3 days, depending on weather, size, and design.


4. Benefits of Choosing Concrete

  • Longevity: Lasts decades when properly installed.

  • Low Maintenance: Simple cleaning keeps it looking sharp.

  • Custom Options: Choose decorative finishes, colors, or textures.

  • High Load Capacity: Perfect for heavy vehicles or commercial sites.

  • Increased Property Value: A quality concrete driveway boosts curb appeal and resale value.


    5. Concrete vs. Asphalt

    Feature Concrete Asphalt
    Longevity 25–40 years 15–25 years
    Appearance Bright and clean Dark, uniform look
    Maintenance Minimal Requires resealing
    Cost Higher upfront Lower initial cost
    Climate Performance Handles heat better More flexible in cold

    Q & A Section

    Q: How thick should a concrete driveway be?
    A: Most residential driveways should be at least 4 inches thick. For heavier vehicles or commercial lots, we recommend 5–6 inches.

    Q: How long before I can drive on my new concrete?
    A: Generally, you should wait 7 days before parking vehicles on your new surface to ensure full strength.

    Q: What’s the best way to protect my concrete driveway?
    A: Applying a quality sealer every 2–3 years prevents staining and moisture penetration.

    Q: Does concrete crack over time?
    A: Small surface cracks are normal due to natural curing and temperature changes, but our control joints help minimize visible cracking.


    Frequently Asked Questions

    How much does a concrete driveway cost?
    Pricing varies by size, thickness, and finish. Contact us for a free on-site estimate.

    Can concrete be installed in the winter?
    Yes, with the right mix and curing methods, we can pour in cooler months — though spring and fall offer ideal conditions.

    Do you offer decorative options?
    Absolutely. We provide stamped, broom-finished, exposed aggregate, and colored concrete options to match your home’s look.

    How do I maintain concrete?
    Keep it clean, avoid harsh de-icers, and reseal periodically for long-term performance.


    Call to Action

    Ready for a long-lasting and great-looking concrete surface?
    Contact Dan’s Get Paved today (615)416-8444 for a free concrete estimate in Spring Hill, Columbia, Franklin, and all surrounding Middle Tennessee areas.