Concrete work in Mount Holly
Mount Holly is another Gaston County town that is close enough to our base for easy scheduling and quick estimates. The residential mix runs from older mill-era housing near the river through to newer subdivisions on the eastern side, and the concrete needs vary accordingly.
In the older sections, the work is mostly replacement — driveways and walks that have served their time, steps that have settled, and aprons where the street tie-in has dropped. These properties often have narrow original driveways, and widening is a frequent request. Widening is straightforward work but the joint between old and new concrete has to be detailed properly, with an expansion joint rather than a butt joint, or the new section will crack along the seam within a couple of seasons.
Newer neighborhoods bring standard suburban work: full driveway replacements as builder-grade slabs reach end of life, garage and workshop foundations, patios and walkways. Mount Holly also has enough grade variation in places that retaining walls come up regularly, and we build them with the same drainage detail we use everywhere — stone, fabric and a daylighted drain line.
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