General Contracting & Construction in Grenada, MS

Local Concrete & General Contracting Expertise

A concrete contractor in Grenada, MS serving the downtown historic district, newer neighborhoods near the commercial corridor, and properties stretching toward Grenada Lake. We handle driveways, patios, flatwork, stamped concrete, and foundations for homes built on Mississippi clay and silt soils where drainage and proper foundation work matter. Whether your property sits near the Yalobusha River or on the outskirts toward Grant Road, we understand local soil conditions and build concrete that lasts.

This page covers what we do, how we work, why concrete and foundation repairs are critical in Grenada, and how to reach us when you need concrete work done fast.

How We Work

From your first call through final inspection, we keep you informed every step.

Our Process

We start with a site visit to check soil conditions, drainage, and any existing damage. For foundation work in Grenada's clay soils, we assess settlement and water intrusion risks upfront.

Site Assessment

We inspect soil type, drainage patterns, and existing cracks or settlement to create the right plan.

Planning & Quotes

We explain the scope, timeline, and materials needed. No surprises—you'll know what to expect.

Prep & Permits

We handle site prep, clear debris, and pull any required permits for foundation or structural work.

Concrete Work

We pour, finish, and cure concrete per spec. Regular updates keep you in the loop during the job.

Final Inspection

We inspect finish quality, check for proper curing, and verify everything meets code before we're done.

Care & Cleanup

We remove debris, advise on curing time, and provide care tips for your new concrete surfaces.

You'll always know what's happening next—and when.

Our Services

We serve homes and properties across Grenada with concrete work that's built to last.

Concrete Driveways

New concrete driveway near downtown Grenada's historic square

Grenada's clay and silt soils need driveways that drain well. We pour concrete with proper slope and base prep to handle seasonal moisture and freeze-thaw cycles common to north Mississippi.

Proper drainage to prevent standing water and foundation damage
Reinforced with wire mesh or rebar for durability
Finished smooth or broom-textured for safety

Concrete Patios & Flatwork

Stamped concrete patio in a Grenada neighborhood near Grenada Lake area

Patios, walkways, and decorative flatwork add value and usable space. We design and pour concrete flatwork that fits your lot and building footprint.

Standard, colored, or stamped finishes
Proper grading to shed water away from the home
ADA-compliant slopes when needed

Stamped Concrete

Custom stamped concrete finish enhancing a property near the commercial corridor

Stamped and textured concrete gives you the look of stone or brick at a fraction of the cost. Perfect for adding character to driveways, patios, and entry areas in older Grenada neighborhoods and newer developments alike.

Multiple pattern and color options
Same durability as standard concrete
Custom sealing to protect finish and color

Concrete Foundations & Repair

Foundation assessment and repair on a property near the Yalobusha River area

Foundation settling and moisture problems are common in Grenada's heavy clay. We repair cracks, reinforce footings, and address water intrusion before small problems become costly.

Crack injection and sealant application
Footing underlayment and reinforcement
Moisture barriers and drainage solutions

Why Local Expertise Matters

Grenada's climate and soil create unique challenges for concrete and foundation work.

Understanding Grenada Soil & Moisture

North Mississippi clay soils expand and contract with seasonal moisture swings. Properties near the Yalobusha River or in low-lying areas face higher water tables and drainage risks. We account for these conditions when designing and repairing concrete.

20+ years of experience working with Mississippi clay and seasonal freeze-thaw cycles in north-central regions.

Freeze-Thaw & Durability

Winter in Grenada brings freeze-thaw cycles that can crack poorly-prepared concrete. We use proper air entrainment, reinforcement, and drainage to ensure your concrete survives Mississippi winters.

Foundation Settling in Clay Soils

Clay soils shift seasonally. Homes throughout Grenada—from the historic downtown district to newer construction near Grant Road—experience minor settlement. Early repair prevents structural damage and costly interior problems.

Coverage Area & Getting Here

We serve Grenada, MS and the immediate surrounding areas, including residential neighborhoods and commercial properties.

Service Areas in Grenada

We work throughout Grenada, including the historic downtown square area, residential neighborhoods near Seminole Drive and the surrounding streets, properties near Grenada Lake, and commercial zones along the main business corridors. If your property is in or near Grenada, MS, we can help.

Local Landmarks & Reference Points

We're familiar with properties in all parts of town—from homes a short walk to the historic Grenada Square and The Depot, to estates near Hugh White State Park and rural acreage toward the surrounding countryside. Whether your project is downtown or on the outskirts, we know the terrain and local conditions.

500+ concrete projects completed in Grenada and the surrounding Grenada County area.

How to Reach Us

Call or text to schedule a site visit. We'll assess your concrete or foundation work and give you a clear quote and timeline. Most estimates are free for jobs in the Grenada area.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does concrete take to cure before we can use it?

Concrete is walkable in 3–7 days and drivable in 7–14 days, depending on weather and concrete mix. We'll advise you on cure time specific to your project and the season.

Do I need a permit for concrete work in Grenada?

Driveways and patios typically don't require permits; foundation work and structural repairs usually do. We handle permit research and applications for jobs that need them.

Can concrete crack in Grenada winters?

Yes, freeze-thaw cycles can crack concrete if it's not properly reinforced and air-entrained. We design concrete specifically for Mississippi winter conditions to minimize cracking risk.

What causes foundation settling in Grenada homes?

Clay soils expand and contract seasonally with moisture, causing minor foundation movement. Water intrusion and poor drainage accelerate settling. We repair and reinforce foundations to stop further movement.

How much does concrete repair cost?

Repair costs vary by scope and damage severity. We provide free estimates after a site visit. Call us to schedule yours and discuss your concrete or foundation concerns.

Can you repair cracks in my existing concrete driveway?

Yes. We inject sealant into small cracks, and we can resurface or replace sections with larger damage. We'll assess the crack pattern and recommend the best repair approach.