Mule Town Concrete pours driveways and aprons in Columbia, Tennessee, in Maury County. Owner Lane McCrary runs the job from forms to the final saw cut, working out of Columbia. Text (931) 922-1252 with photos of the spot for a quote.
The job
Driveways in Columbia
Mule Town Concrete is based in Columbia, so driveway work here is home turf. A new drive, an extension for one more vehicle, or tearing out a cracked, sunken drive and pouring it fresh: Lane McCrary handles it from forms to final saw cut.
Order of work
How a driveway job goes
- Break out and haul off the old drive if it's a replacement
- Grade and form for drainage and clean edges
- Pour, screed, float and broom-finish for traction
- Saw-cut control joints
Columbia
Working in Columbia
Maury County seat — older neighborhoods off Trotwood and the square where cracked, heaved driveways and walks are due for a pour, plus newer subdivisions and shops. Columbia is in Maury County; Mule Town Concrete works out of Columbia.
Quote
Text Lane these
- Your town and street
- Photos of the current drive or the spot
- Rough length and width
- New, extension or replacement
Text (931) 922-1252. See all driveways work or everything we pour in Columbia.
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Local notes: Driveways in Columbia
In Columbia, a driveway job can be anything from a short in-town drive to a long run on a bigger lot. Older drives near the garage are often where settling shows up first.
Since Columbia is home base, Lane can look at the site quickly if the photos leave questions. The plan covers where water goes, how the new drive meets the garage and street, and where the joints fall.
For a replacement, the old concrete comes out, the base is fixed, and the new drive is formed, poured, floated, broom-finished and saw-cut.
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Planning driveways in Columbia, TN
Columbia is home base for Mule Town Concrete, so a driveway job here usually starts with a quick text and photos of the drive from the street and from the garage. Older drives around town often show the problem right at the garage lip or where the drive meets the street, so get close-ups of those spots.
Tell Lane whether it's a full replacement, an extension or a new drive, and roughly how long and wide it runs. That decides how much comes out, how the base gets fixed, and where the saw-cut joints land on the new pour.
Questions on the ticket
Frequently asked
Q1Can Lane replace just the bad part of my Columbia driveway?
Sometimes. Text photos of the whole drive and the damaged area; Lane will tell you whether a section can come out and tie in or the full drive should be replaced.
Q2Do you pour new driveway extensions in Columbia?
Yes. Extensions, new drives and full tear-out replacements are all part of Mule Town Concrete's driveway work in Columbia.
Q3What should I send for a Columbia driveway quote?
Your street, photos of the drive, rough length and width, and whether it's new, an extension or a replacement. Text (931) 922-1252.