Hiram, GA
Concrete Contractor in Hiram, GA
JJC Concrete pours driveways, patios, slabs, walkways and front steps for homeowners in Hiram, and poured basement, foundation and retaining walls for builders across Paulding County. We are a family owned company based in Marietta, licensed and insured, and we have been pouring concrete since 2010. Our equipment on hand includes aluminum forms, lasers, excavators and bobcats.
- Family owned since 2010
- Licensed and insured
- Hablamos español
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Concrete Work in Hiram
Hiram is a small Paulding County city, incorporated in 1891 and named for its first postmaster. U.S. 278 and State Route 92 serve the city, along with State Routes 120, 6 and 360.
The Silver Comet Trail and Ben Hill Strickland Park give Hiram residents places to get outside. At home, a concrete patio, a walkway to the back gate or a level pad for a grill does the same job on a smaller scale, and those are the kinds of projects we pour here.
Building Permits in Hiram Go Through Paulding County
Permit rules belong to the city and the county, so ask about the permit for your Hiram job when you call. The City of Hiram's planning and zoning office covers zoning and sign questions, and for building permits it sends residents to the Paulding County Development Division or the appropriate Paulding County development office.
On the county side, the Building and Permitting Division issues building, electrical, mechanical and plumbing permits for residential, commercial and industrial work, and its inspectors inspect the permits it issues. Grading and land disturbance permits come from the county's Development Division, which also enforces the stream buffer ordinance.
For driveways that tie into U.S. 278 or another state route, Georgia DOT requires a permit before any construction work in the state highway right of way. We found no separate Hiram rule for residential driveways or retaining wall heights, so confirm with Paulding County for your address.
Red Soil and Rolling Ground
A Paulding County archaeological survey, citing the Atlas of Georgia, describes Southern Piedmont soils here as steep to gently rolling, thin, well drained red soil with sandy loam on top over sandy clay to clay subsoils. Hiram itself sits at about 965 feet.
For concrete, a thin surface layer over clay subsoil means base preparation deserves attention. Driveways and slabs need a base prepared on firm ground, and the grade has to move water off the concrete and away from the house. On steeper lots, the yard may need a wall before a patio or a parking pad can sit level.
Flatwork for Hiram Homeowners
Residential flatwork is the work we want more of in Paulding County. Each job starts with the base and the forms and ends with a finish suited to how the surface gets used, whether that is a driveway, a walk or a set of steps. In Hiram we pour:
- New concrete driveways and driveway extensions
- Tear out, haul off and replacement of old, cracked concrete
- Patios, grill pads and outdoor seating areas
- Garage floors, shed slabs and equipment pads
- Sidewalks, walkways, front steps and stoops
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Driveways, patios, slabs, walks and steps across Marietta and metro Atlanta. Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM.
Sloped Lots, Basements and Retaining Walls
Rolling ground changes what a house needs underneath it. Where a lot falls away from the street, a basement lets the house follow the slope, and the basement walls do two jobs: they carry the house and they hold back the soil on the uphill side.
The same thinking applies in the yard. A poured retaining wall can turn a slope into a usable terrace for a patio or a play area, and it gives the concrete above it a flat place to sit. Wall height, drainage behind the wall and permits all belong in the conversation before the forms go up, so bring them up when you ask about a wall.
Poured Walls for Paulding County Builders
Paulding County keeps building. The Census Bureau lists 1,326 building permits for the county in 2025 and estimates 190,996 residents as of July 2025, up 13.3 percent from its April 2020 base. Hiram's own population grew from 3,546 in 2010 to 4,929 in 2020.
Our main work is poured basement and foundation walls for builders and general contractors, along with footings, subwalls and crawl space foundations. We only use aluminum forms, which give the walls a smooth finish, and we have poured walls as tall as 24 feet. Builders can review our poured foundation walls and send plans through the bid request form.
Other Nearby Areas
Hiram shares Paulding County with the county seat, and we pour in Dallas as well. Across the Cobb County line we work in Powder Springs, and in Douglas County we serve Douglasville.
Wherever the job is, the details start with the address: which office issues the permit, which road the driveway meets, and what the ground looks like once the digging starts.
How a Hiram concrete job works
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Start with the address
Share where the job is and whether it is inside Hiram city limits or in unincorporated Paulding County.
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Describe the pour
A new patio, a replaced driveway, a set of steps or basement walls for a new house.
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Free estimate or bid
Homeowners use the estimate form, and builders send plans with a bid request.
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Prep, form and pour
Old concrete comes out if needed, the base is prepared, forms go up, and the concrete is placed and finished.
Ready to talk about your concrete project?
Driveways, patios, slabs, walks and steps across Marietta and metro Atlanta. Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who issues building permits in Hiram, Georgia?
The City of Hiram directs building permit questions to the Paulding County Development Division or the appropriate Paulding County development office. The city's planning and zoning office covers zoning and sign questions. Permit rules belong to the city and the county, so ask about the permit for your Hiram job when you call.
Do you pour patios in Hiram?
Yes. We pour concrete patios, grill pads and outdoor seating areas for Hiram homeowners, along with the walkways that connect them to the house. Tell us the rough size, how the yard slopes and how you plan to use the space when you ask for a free estimate.
Can you replace a driveway in Paulding County?
Yes. Driveway replacement includes tearing out and hauling off the old concrete, then forming and pouring the new driveway. If your driveway meets a state route such as U.S. 278, Georgia DOT requires a permit for construction work in the state highway right of way.
Do you pour walls for builders in Hiram?
Yes. Poured basement walls, foundation walls, footings, crawl space foundations and retaining walls for builders and general contractors are our main work. We use aluminum forms that give the walls a smooth finish, and we have poured walls as tall as 24 feet.
What areas near Hiram do you serve?
We work across metro Atlanta from our base in Marietta. Near Hiram, that includes Dallas in Paulding County, Powder Springs in Cobb County and Douglasville in Douglas County. Our office hours are Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM, and Spanish service is available.
Is JJC Concrete licensed and insured?
Yes. As a family owned company pouring concrete since 2010, JJC Concrete is licensed and insured, and family members work on the crew. Hablamos español, so Spanish speaking homeowners and builders in Hiram can talk through a project in Spanish.
Talk to JJC Concrete
Homeowners get a free estimate. Builders and GCs can send plans for a bid. Hablamos español.
- (770) 755-2622
- jjcconcretellc@yahoo.com
- Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM
- Based in Marietta, serving metro Atlanta. See service areas
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Tell us about the project and where it is.
By sending this form, you agree that JJC Concrete may contact you about your request by phone call, text message or email, using the details you provide. Message and data rates may apply. Consent is not a condition of any purchase. See our Privacy Policy.
Prefer to talk? Call (770) 755-2622. Hablamos español.