Mule Town Concrete pours stamped concrete for patios, walkways, driveways and other flatwork in Columbia, Spring Hill, Franklin and the rest of Maury and Williamson counties. The slab is poured and floated, stamped while it's fresh, and saw-cut so it holds up. Text Lane at (931) 922-1252 with photos of the area and any look you like.
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Stamped concrete from Mule Town Concrete
Stamped concrete for patios, walkways, driveways and other flatwork, poured and finished by Mule Town Concrete.
How Lane runs it
The order of work
- Form and pour the slab
- Float the surface so it's ready to take the stamp
- Stamp the fresh concrete
- Saw-cut control joints once it has set
Where
Stamped Concrete across Maury and Williamson counties
- Stamped Concrete in Columbia, TN
- Stamped Concrete in Spring Hill, TN
- Stamped Concrete in Mount Pleasant, TN
- Stamped Concrete in Culleoka, TN
- Stamped Concrete in Thompson's Station, TN
- Stamped Concrete in Franklin, TN
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What to text Lane
- Photos of the area
- Patio, walkway or driveway
- Photos of any look you like
- Rough size
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What stamped concrete is
Stamped concrete is a regular concrete pour with a pattern pressed into the surface while it's still fresh. Underneath, it's the same slab as any other. The difference is the finish on top.
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Where stamped concrete works
Patios are the most common place for stamped concrete, along with front walks and pool or garden paths. Driveways can be stamped too. Text Lane where you're thinking about it and he can talk through what makes sense.
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Picking a look
If you've seen a stamped finish you like, save a photo and send it along. That's the easiest way to show what you have in mind.
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Stamped concrete still gets joints
Even stamped concrete shrinks as it cures, so it still gets control joints. They're placed so they work with the pattern and keep cracks out of the open areas.
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Planning a stamped concrete job
Stamped concrete is regular concrete that gets color and a pattern pressed into the surface while it is still workable. It is a good fit for patios, walkways and pool areas where you want the look of stone, slate or brick without laying individual pieces. Because the stamping happens during the pour, timing and crew coordination matter more than on a plain broom finish.
Pick a pattern and color direction before the pour is scheduled. Photos you like from your own neighborhood, a magazine or online are the easiest way to show Lane what you have in mind. Tell him how the space will be used, too; a pool deck, a covered patio and a front walk each have different needs for texture and slip resistance.
Like any slab, stamped concrete still needs a good base, slope for drainage and control joints. Those joints can be placed along pattern lines so they blend in. Text (931) 922-1252 with your town, rough size, the spot and a couple of pattern photos you like to get the conversation started.
Stamped concrete is offered across the whole service area, from Columbia and Culleoka to Spring Hill and Franklin.
Questions on the ticket
Frequently asked
Q1Do you do stamped concrete?
Yes. Mule Town Concrete pours stamped concrete for patios, walkways, driveways and other flatwork.
Q2Can I send a photo of a look I like?
Yes. Text it along with photos of your area to (931) 922-1252.
Q3Does stamped concrete need control joints?
Yes. It's still concrete, so joints are cut to control where it cracks.