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Concrete work across Greer and the Greenville–Spartanburg corridor

Greer is home: the established streets around downtown and Wade Hampton Boulevard, the neighborhoods off Highway 14 and Brushy Creek Road, the Riverside and Pelham Road side toward the airport, and the subdivisions still going in along I-85 and toward the county line. From there we cover the towns on both sides of Greer, each with its own mix of old concrete and new fill.

Rolling residential street in Greer, South Carolina with brick and siding homes, concrete driveways and the foothills of the Blue Ridge on the horizon

Around Greer

The city straddles the Greenville–Spartanburg county line, which matters for permits on structural work and not at all for a driveway. The older neighborhoods near downtown and along Wade Hampton have concrete from the 1960s through the 1990s that has seen hundreds of freezes: scaled surfaces, settled walks and joints that have opened. The newer subdivisions off Highway 14, Brushy Creek, Pelham Road and the I-85 interchanges were built on graded fill in the last ten years, and that is where the builder's driveway is cracking or dropping at the garage before the house is paid off.

  • Downtown Greer and the Trade Street area
  • Wade Hampton Boulevard corridor
  • Highway 14 and Brushy Creek Road
  • Pelham Road and Riverside
  • Buncombe Road and the Suber Road side
  • Taylors Road and the Greenville County side
  • Highway 101 toward Woodruff
  • Abner Creek and the Spartanburg County side
  • The I-85 interchanges at Highway 14 and Highway 101
  • Lake Cunningham and the Mush Creek area
  • Thornblade and the Pelham Road subdivisions
  • Greer 29650 and 29651

Towns we cover

New concrete front walkway and two shallow steps curving to the porch of a craftsman-style home in Taylors, South Carolina

Taylors

Established Greenville County neighborhoods between Greer and Greenville, with the oldest concrete on this side of the corridor.

Excavated driveway bed showing bright red Piedmont clay with a layer of compacted crushed stone being spread over it before concrete is poured

Duncan

Right across the county line at the I-85 interchanges, growing as fast as anywhere in the Upstate on freshly graded clay.

Finished broom-finish concrete driveway with saw-cut control joints leading to a two-car garage on a new subdivision home in Greer, South Carolina

Lyman

A small mill town between Greer and Spartanburg whose new subdivisions are filling the fields around it.

Stamped concrete patio in an ashlar slate pattern behind a Greer home, with patio furniture, a fire pit and the Blue Ridge foothills in the distance

Simpsonville

South of Greenville, one of the fastest-growing towns in the county, full of patios waiting to be poured behind new homes.

Older concrete driveway with a wide crack, flaking surface and red clay visible where the slab edge has washed out, in the Upstate of South Carolina

Mauldin

An inner suburb with a real mix of 1970s driveways needing repair and newer streets needing their first patio.

Poured concrete retaining wall holding back a graded slope beside a driveway on a hilly residential lot in Greer, South Carolina

Travelers Rest

Where the Upstate meets the foothills: steep lots, retaining walls and driveways that have to climb.

Formed garage slab with a compacted crushed-stone base, vapor barrier and tied rebar grid ready for the concrete pour on a residential lot in South Carolina

Inman

Northeast of Greer in Spartanburg County, growing residential streets and plenty of shop and barn slabs on larger lots.

Newly poured concrete front steps with rounded nosings leading up to the porch of a brick home in the Upstate of South Carolina

Boiling Springs

Established Spartanburg suburb along Highway 9 with mature neighborhoods and the settled walks and steps that come with them.

Somewhere else nearby? Wellford, Powdersville, Greenville itself, Spartanburg's west side, Woodruff and Landrum are all within reach on most weeks. Call and we will tell you plainly whether the schedule can get a crew there.

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An estimator comes out, checks the ground, measures and writes the price. Free across Greer and the Greenville–Spartanburg corridor, and the phone is answered at any hour.

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