Concrete Driveways
We pour new concrete driveways and replace cracked or sunken ones around Monroe. Driveway extensions and parking pads are part of the work too.
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Most Snellville homes went up from 1970 to 1999, and the 1970s built more than any other decade. The median home was built in 1991, so an original driveway on it is about 35 years old. A driveway poured with a 1970s house would be 47 to 56 years old now. Inside the city limits, a home driveway must be paved with concrete, and gravel driveways are prohibited.
Georgia Premier Contracting Group serves Monroe and the towns around it, and Snellville is part of our service area. Our work as a concrete contractor in Snellville starts with concrete driveways. We replace worn driveways, pour extensions and build concrete patios and patio extensions. Call or text (770) 743-6706 for a free quote.
Tell us about the job and where it is. We look at it and put your free quote in writing.
Snellville is a Gwinnett County city of 10.4 square miles, incorporated on August 20, 1923. The Census Bureau estimates 22,478 residents in 2025, up about 9 percent from 2020. A Snellville mailing address does not always mean a lot inside that city. ZIP codes 30078 and 30039 both reach well past the city line.
ZIP 30078 holds about 88 percent of the city's land, yet the city covers only about half of that ZIP. ZIP 30039 is the bigger trap, with only about 1.5 percent of its land inside the city limits. Most 30039 addresses sit in unincorporated Gwinnett County. Some unincorporated areas in DeKalb and Rockdale counties carry a Snellville mailing address too.
The city's Am I in the City web tool shows which side of the line an address falls on. Inside the limits, the permit office is the city's Department of Planning and Development. It sits on the 2nd floor of City Hall on Oak Road.
For a Gwinnett address outside the limits, the office is Gwinnett County Planning and Development. It reviews plans, issues permits and performs inspections. The office that covers your parcel has the final word, and we point you there.
Inside the city, yes. The city's Unified Development Ordinance says driveways serving single-family detached homes must be paved with concrete. Gravel driveways and gravel parking areas are prohibited. Extra parking may be concrete, asphalt or an alternative pervious paving, and parking a vehicle on any other surface is prohibited.
A driveway extension inside the city goes through the city's own Application for Residential Driveway Extension. The form asks for a location map of the property and its structures, drawn to scale. It also asks for the length and width of the extension, and the city allows 10 business days for review.
A home on a private septic system needs Gwinnett County Environmental Health approval for the extension first. That approval goes in with the city application.
Outside the city, Gwinnett County lists concrete work for driveways, sidewalks and basketball slabs as work that needs no county permit. That holds only up to 35 percent coverage of the front yard. Either way, we size a driveway or an extension to the rule for your side of the line.
Snellville began as a small settlement then known as New London. Today T.W. Briscoe Park, home of the city pool, sits just south of the city center. Downtown, The Grove at Towne Center has an event space and a splash pad, and The Towne Green serves as the city green.
Census survey data counts 7,757 housing units in the city. About 88 percent are single-family detached houses, and owners live in about 78 percent of occupied homes. The 1970s added about 25 percent of them, more than any other decade.
In all, 62 percent were built from 1970 to 1999, and about a third in 2000 or later. Only about 5 percent were built before 1970. On a 1990s house, an original patio or front walk is 27 to 36 years old now.
We replace old walks that crack or sink with new concrete sidewalks and walkways. A worn patio can come back as stamped and decorative concrete or grow with a patio extension.
On a subdivision lot, the final plat shows the easements. Inside the city, decks, patios and other permanent structures may not be built inside a drainage easement. A fence may not sit inside a sanitary sewer easement either. The plat or a lot survey shows where those strips run.
In a residential district inside the city, a front yard fence may not exceed 4 feet. A gate or gatepost there may reach 6 feet. Side and rear yard fences top out at 8 feet. On lots under 3 acres, chain link, hog wire and barbed wire may not extend into a front or side street yard.
Outside the city, Gwinnett County lists fences 8 feet or less in height as work that needs no county permit. When we quote fence installation, the height and the material follow the rules for your lot.
Fence posts, deck footings and new patios can all mean digging. Georgia 811 asks for a locate ticket at least 3 business days before digging, so utilities can mark buried lines first.
Communities and areas we serve around Snellville: The Grove at Towne Center, The Towne Green, T.W. Briscoe Park, Lenora Park, Elizabeth H. Williams Branch Library, Brookwood High School, South Gwinnett High School, US 78, GA 124, Ronald Reagan Parkway, Oak Road.
Snellville ZIP codes served: 30078, 30039.
Snellville is part of our service area. We look at the job and put your free quote in writing.
(770) 743-6706 We pour new concrete driveways and replace cracked or sunken ones around Monroe. Driveway extensions and parking pads are part of the work too.
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We pour new concrete patios and extend the patio you already have. Steps down from the back door and pool-side slabs are part of the work too.
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We pour concrete sidewalks and walkways for homes in Monroe and the towns around it. That includes new front walks and replacing walks that have heaved or cracked.
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We pour stamped concrete and colored concrete for patios, driveways, walkways and pool decks. Exposed aggregate finishes and stamped borders are part of the work too.
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We pour concrete slabs for sheds, carports, garages and hot tubs around Monroe. Each pad is sized to the building or the equipment that will sit on it.
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We pour concrete foundations for detached garages and home additions around Monroe, plus workshops and other accessory buildings. Call or text for a free quote on a monolithic slab or footings with stem walls.
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We pour curb and gutter, dumpster pads, equipment pads and entry walks for businesses, churches, schools and HOAs. Call or text for a free quote on commercial concrete around Monroe.
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We build wood privacy, picket, chain link, vinyl and farm fences, with gates where you need them. We also replace old and storm-damaged fences around Monroe.
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We build new wood and composite decks and replace decks that have worn out. Stairs, railings, porches and small platforms are part of the work.
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We replace and repair vinyl, fiber cement and wood siding, plus the trim and soffit that go with it. Call or text (770) 743-6706 for a free quote.
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We haul away construction, demolition, storm and yard debris around Monroe and the towns nearby. Call or text for a free quote.
Learn MoreA few of the questions we hear most around Snellville. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
Tell us what you want built or replaced, and where. Call or text (770) 743-6706 or use the form to start your free quote.
Tell us about the job and where it is. We look at it and put your free quote in writing.