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Concrete Driveways, Slabs and Foundations in Douglasville

More Douglasville homes went up in the 2000s than in any other decade. The Census Bureau's American Community Survey puts about 40 percent of the city's homes in those ten years. Driveways poured with those houses are now more than 15 years old. When one has settled or broken up on a sloped lot, the fix is a tear out and re-pour.

Pro One Concrete works as a concrete contractor in Douglasville and across west metro Atlanta. Villa Rica sits at the center of our service area, and Douglasville is part of it. Here we pour concrete driveways, house and garage slabs, block foundations and commercial pads. Call or text (770) 880-4224, and we look at the job and put the quote in writing.

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Concrete Driveways and Slabs for a Growing Douglasville

Census survey data counts about 58 percent of the city's homes as single-family detached houses. Across Douglas County, the share climbs to about 77 percent.

Driveway replacement means tearing out the old concrete and pouring new, with grading done as part of the job. We also widen drives and add turnarounds or parking pads. Out back, we pour full-size concrete patios and patio extensions.

The city keeps adding homes. The Census counted 34,650 people in Douglasville in 2020 and estimated 41,523 by July 2025. The Census Bureau's permit survey shows 243 new single-family homes authorized in the city in 2025. Each new house needs a foundation, and we pour house slabs and block foundations for new homes and additions.

How Do Douglasville's Hills and Red Clay Change the Work?

Douglasville sits in the Georgia Piedmont, and much of the city is hilly. Soil survey maps put more than half of it on slopes of 10 percent or more. Madison soils, with a red clay subsoil, are the most common series mapped here. In some spots, rock sits within about 3 feet of the surface.

Water runs to the low end of a sloped drive, so grading and drainage get planned first. On a sloped lot, the walls of a block foundation over a crawl space stand taller on the low side. The floor above them sits level.

Anneewakee Creek and Mill Creek both run through parts of the city. FEMA maps most of Douglasville outside its high-risk flood zones, with those zones along stream corridors. The city's Building Division points flood map questions to FEMA's map center. Check the lot there before a big pour on low ground.

Who Handles Permits for a Douglasville Address?

A Douglasville mailing address does not always mean city limits. The 2020 Census counted about 114,000 people in the 30134 and 30135 ZIP code areas. The city itself had 34,650.

Inside city limits, residential permits and inspections run through the Building Division of the city's Community Development Department. Its monthly permit reports list a permit type for an accessory slab. That office answers whether your slab or driveway needs a permit, and we point you there.

Outside city limits, ask Douglas County's Building Permits and Inspections office. The county's permit guide says accessory buildings of 200 square feet or more must be permitted. For a garage or an addition, it says to start with the county's Planning and Zoning Department.

Commercial Concrete for Douglasville Businesses

We pour commercial concrete for businesses in and around Douglasville. That means pads and slabs, small parking areas, approaches, dumpster pads and the walks at a business.

WSA, the Douglasville-Douglas County Water and Sewer Authority, runs stormwater services for Douglas County. It bases its stormwater fee on impervious surface, such as a driveway or a roof. For non-residential property, the charge follows the actual area of hard surface. Ask WSA how a new pad or lot changes the bill before the pour.

Inside city limits, the city's Engineering department reviews development plans and issues land disturbance permits. A larger commercial site may go through that review before any concrete goes down.

Communities and areas we serve around Douglasville: Downtown Douglasville, Anneewakee Heights, Rolling Hills, Springwood Village, Mountainview Estates, Westwood Heights, Windwood Village, Lincoln Heights, Prestley Crossing, Campbellton Street, Hunter Memorial Park.

Douglasville ZIP codes served: 30134, 30135, 30122.

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Our Services in Douglasville

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Concrete driveways: new drive with a center joint leading to a small cottage beside a crepe myrtle

Concrete Driveways

We pour new concrete driveways and tear out and re-pour old ones. We also pour extensions, turnarounds, parking pads and the apron at the street.

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Concrete slabs: new slab poured in front of a red metal shop building with roll up doors

Concrete Slabs

We pour slabs for houses, garages, shops and pole barns, plus concrete pads for large sheds and equipment. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.

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Block foundations: finished concrete block foundation walls with anchor bolts and a block pier for a home addition

Block Foundations

We build concrete block foundations on poured footings for new homes, additions, garages and shops. That covers crawl space foundations and stem walls across west metro Atlanta.

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Concrete patios: new broom finished patio behind a white sided house with a worker brooming the edge

Concrete Patios

Full-size concrete patios and patio extensions, plus slabs for back porches and covered patios. We can pour the patio on the same job as a new driveway or slab.

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Commercial concrete: worker screeding a fresh pour in front of a small storefront

Commercial Concrete

We pour pads, shop slabs, parking areas, dumpster pads and walks for businesses around Villa Rica. We look at the site and put the quote in writing.

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I am so happy that I find Pro One Concrete to do my patio extension project. If you are planning to do any patio project these guys don’t play about their work. I highly recommend them.

Deidre Marshall3 months ago · Google review

These guys do impressive work! They came to my house first thing in the morning and by 3:30 pm I had a magnificent new driveway! It doesn't get any better than that!

christopher stewart3 months ago · Google review

These are great people. Showed up on time, did a Great job on our 30x40 pole barn. They bring a lot of experience and we're very helpful. Definitely recommend.

Kenneth Tonkin6 months ago · Google review

Mr. Harrison (owner) and his sons did a fabulous job putting in new driveway and sidewalks for my home. They explained the process throughly before work and after completion of job. Very professional throughout entire project, and cleanup was done very well.

Barbara Y Wilson Santiago7 months ago · Google review

Great work! Very detailed and communicated everything to me as the work got done. I highly recommend this wonderful team.

Thomis5 months ago · Google review

Great job!! More professional look than the original.

Douglasville FAQ

Questions We Hear Around Douglasville

A few of the questions we hear most around Douglasville. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.

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Do you work outside Douglasville city limits?
Yes. Douglasville is part of our service area, and so is the rest of Douglas County. Many Douglasville mailing addresses sit outside city limits, and we work at those addresses too. Call or text (770) 880-4224 with the address.
How do I find out if my address is inside Douglasville city limits?
The city's Community Development Department posts a City Limits Map on its website. If the lot falls outside it, ask Douglas County about permits instead. That answer decides which office to ask about a garage slab or an addition.
What does a new concrete driveway cost in Douglasville?
The price follows the size of the drive and the work around it. Tearing out an old drive adds to the job, and a steep Douglasville lot can need more grading. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.
Does WSA maintain the pipe under my driveway?
WSA's maintenance policy says it regulates driveway pipes but is not responsible for maintaining them. The same policy puts drainage easements on private land in the owner's hands. If your drive crosses a ditch, look at that pipe before a tear out and re-pour.
Do I need to call 811 before concrete work in Douglasville?
Georgia law calls for a locate request before anyone digs with machines. Georgia 811 asks for the ticket at least 3 business days ahead, by phone or online. The utilities then mark their lines or report them clear before digging starts.
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