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Concrete Contractors in Bogart, GA

A railroad town that grew 28 percent in the 2010s

Concrete Contractors in Bogart, GA

Driveways, patios, garage and shop slabs, and repairs for homes on both sides of the Oconee and Clarke county line.

  • Free on-site measuring and a written, itemized quote
  • Clay subgrade checked and a compacted stone base on every slab
  • Athens-Clarke driveway permit and Georgia 811 locates handled before we dig

Concrete for a Fast-Growing Small Town

Bogart is a small town that has been filling in quickly, and that keeps concrete contractors busy with both new pours and older replacements. The 2010 census counted 1,034 residents. By 2020 it was 1,326, a 28.2 percent jump, with 536 housing units. Newer homes need driveways, patios and walks, while older houses near the old rail line often need a tired slab or set of steps replaced. We handle both.

One town, two counties

Bogart lies mostly in Oconee County, with a small part in Clarke County. That matters for concrete work because permit and road rules depend on which side of the line you are on and who maintains the road in front of your house. Before we schedule a driveway that ties into the street, we confirm the jurisdiction and the paperwork it needs, whether that is Oconee County's process or Athens-Clarke's.

Railroad roots

The town was first named Osceola and was renamed Bogart in 1892, after a respected local railroad agent, because another Georgia town already used the Osceola name. It incorporated in 1905. Life in early Bogart grew up around the Athens-to-Atlanta rail line, with a depot, cotton gins and a mercantile store. Some lots near the old center are narrow and long, so a driveway may run tight along a property line. We form carefully on those sites and keep runoff out of the neighbor's yard.

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Higher ground at about 820 feet

Bogart sits at roughly 820 feet, on rolling ground between Athens and Statham. Sloped lots are common, which means patios often need a deeper base on the low side, and driveways need a planned crown or cross-slope to shed water. We set grade with a level before we quote, so you know up front whether the job needs extra fill or a step.

Families and school traffic

Oconee County opened Dove Creek Elementary in Bogart in 2018, and the 2020 census showed 26.7 percent of residents under 18. Young families tend to want wide walks for bikes and strollers, a flat patio where kids can play, and a driveway with room for a basketball goal or a second car. We lay out patios and parking pads with those uses in mind, choose a broom finish that gives grip without being rough on bare feet, and keep the surface pitched so it dries quickly after rain.

Larger slabs for shops and storage

Many Bogart properties have room for a detached garage, a workshop or a covered parking pad. These slabs carry more weight than a patio, so we size thickness and reinforcement for what will sit on them, from a riding mower to a truck or a car lift. Tell us what the building is for and we will spec the slab to match.

  • Driveways and parking pads
  • Back patios and walkways
  • Shop, garage and shed slabs
  • Stamped and colored patios
  • Steps and stoops
  • Repair and section replacement

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Bogart at a Glance

  • Recent growth. Bogart had 1,034 residents in 2010 and 1,326 in 2020, a 28.2 percent increase, with 536 housing units.
  • Two counties. The town lies mostly in Oconee County, with a small portion in Clarke County.
  • Renamed in 1892. Originally Osceola, the town was renamed Bogart in 1892 after a local railroad agent and incorporated in 1905.
  • Elevation. Bogart sits at an elevation of about 820 feet.
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Bogart Questions

Is my Bogart address in Oconee or Clarke County?

Most of Bogart is in Oconee County, with a small part in Clarke. We check your parcel before scheduling, because permit rules for a driveway depend on the county and the road.

How thick should a workshop slab be?

It depends on the load. A shed pad can be thinner than a slab for a truck or lift. We ask what the building will hold and size the slab and reinforcement for it.

Can you pour a patio on a sloped yard?

Yes. We build up and compact the low side, or design a step-down, so the finished patio is level and drains away from the house.

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