Concrete work in Bardstown and Nelson County

Bardstown's historic downtown and its distilleries and visitor attractions depend on safe, good-looking sidewalks and entrances. Uneven walks, crumbling steps and broken curbs are a hazard for guests and a poor first impression, and they are among the easiest problems to fix.

In older parts of town, replacement concrete needs to fit the surroundings. We cut out damaged sections at joints, match the finish and grade of the existing walk and take care around mature trees, brick and stone. For new walks and patios at visitor-facing businesses, stamped or exposed-aggregate finishes can add character.

Outside downtown, Bardstown and Nelson County homeowners call us for driveways, patios, walkways and pads for garages and outbuildings. Rural properties often need longer driveways or aprons where a gravel drive meets the road, and we plan those with drainage in mind.

Commercial and church projects include dumpster pads, curbs, sidewalks and ADA ramps. When a parking lot is involved, our paving division can take care of the asphalt, sealcoating and striping too.

We also pour aprons and approaches where a long gravel or asphalt drive meets a county road, a common need on farms and rural homes around Nelson County. A solid apron keeps gravel off the road, handles the turning load and gives water a defined path into the ditch.

Bardstown is about an hour from our Louisville shop, and we schedule Nelson County work to keep travel efficient. Call (502) 410-4080 or request a free estimate online.

Questions from Bardstown customers

Can new concrete match our older sidewalk?

We match the finish and joint pattern as closely as possible. New concrete starts lighter and weathers toward the color of the old walk over time.

Do you pour aprons at the end of rural drives?

Yes. We build aprons sized for the vehicles that use the drive and plan them with the roadside ditch in mind.

Also in Bardstown: American Paving in Bardstown.