Next to a 320-acre National Historic Landmark

Concrete Contractors in Moundville, AL

Driveways, walks, steps, patios and slabs for Moundville homes on both sides of the county line.

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Base, thickness and curing planned for clay soil and summer heat

Concrete Work South of the Black Warrior

Moundville is about 16 miles south of Tuscaloosa on State Route 69, and our concrete contractors in Moundville work on both older homes near the town center and newer houses on its edges. The town incorporated on December 22, 1908, and was entirely in Hale County until the 1970 census. Since then its limits have reached north into Tuscaloosa County. The population went from 1,809 in 2000 to 3,024 in 2020, with 1,283 housing units. We pour driveways, patios, stamped concrete, walks and steps, and slabs for garages and sheds, and we repair or replace concrete that has failed.

The mounds and the river

Moundville Archaeological Park, a National Historic Landmark, covers 320 acres and holds 26 earthwork mounds built by the Mississippian culture, with the largest mounds near the Black Warrior River. The town sits on the south side of the river at about 171 feet, low ground compared with the hills north of Tuscaloosa. Low ground near a river usually means a high water table after long rains and soils that stay soft. We pay close attention to the base under every slab here and keep driveways and patios slightly above grade so they shed water.

A town with deep history

In the 1930s, photographer Walker Evans and writer James Agee documented tenant farm families in the Moundville area for the book Let Us Now Praise Famous Men. Many homes in and around the town are on long-held family land, and owners often want concrete that will last another generation: a solid driveway in place of gravel, new front steps on an older house, or a slab under a carport.

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Two counties, two school systems

Hale County residents of Moundville attend Hale County Schools, while those on the Tuscaloosa County side attend the Tuscaloosa County system. The county line also matters for property records and any county approvals. We confirm with the town which rules apply to your address before scheduling work.

What we see on older Moundville concrete

Front steps that have pulled away from the house, walks broken by roots, and driveways that settled where water ran off the roof are the most common problems. We break out the failed pieces, fix the cause, usually drainage or a soft base, and pour new concrete that ties into what is still sound. Call (205) 656-5328 to set up a visit in Moundville.

Moundville Facts That Shape a Concrete Job

Archaeological park. Moundville Archaeological Park covers 320 acres with 26 Mississippian earthwork mounds and is a National Historic Landmark.
County line. Incorporated in 1908 and wholly in Hale County until 1970, the town now extends north into Tuscaloosa County.
Growth. Population rose from 1,809 in 2000 to 3,024 in 2020, with 1,283 housing units counted in 2020.
Low ground. Moundville sits on the south side of the Black Warrior River at about 171 feet, 16 miles south of Tuscaloosa on SR 69.

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Moundville Questions

Do you work on both the Hale and Tuscaloosa county sides?

Yes. We work across town and confirm which rules apply to your address before scheduling.

My yard stays soggy after rain. Will a slab hold up?

It can, with good preparation. We remove soft soil, build a compacted stone base and set the slab slightly above grade so it sheds water.

Can you replace front steps on an older house?

Yes. We remove the old steps, check the footing and pour new steps with even risers and a landing that meets the door properly.

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