Concrete Contractors in Slaughterville, OK

Slaughterville is almost all acreage, so the concrete contractors in Slaughterville spend most of their time on long driveways, shop slabs and outdoor living space rather than small city lots. The town covers about 39 square miles in southern Cleveland County but had only 4,163 residents in 2020. Wikipedia describes it as mostly homes on acreages, much of it wooded, with a rural character. We pour driveways, shop and barn slabs, patios, walks and stamped concrete, and we repair and replace older work.

A town built to stay rural

Slaughterville incorporated in 1970, mainly to avoid annexation by Norman, Noble or Lexington. It was named for a grocery store run by James Slaughter in the early 1900s. At incorporation it covered 27 square miles. It deannexed about 40 percent of that in the 1980s, then annexed more land, and by 2000 it covered more than 38 square miles.

The population nearly doubled between 1990 and 2000, from 1,843 to 3,609. Many homes from that wave now have 20 to 30 year old concrete. On acreage, that often means a long drive with broken edges, a shop slab with cracks at the door and a patio that has settled near the downspouts.

Long drives and big slabs

On wooded acreage, the first questions for any concrete job are about access. How far will the truck travel? Can it turn around? Will it cross a septic field or a soft spot? We walk the route with you before we quote. For long driveways, we pour in sections with control joints and plan the transitions to the road and to the garage. For shop slabs, we talk through vehicles, equipment, doors and any floor drain so the slab is built for how you will use it.

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River on the west, woods everywhere

The western edge of Slaughterville touches the Canadian River, Norman is to the north and Noble to the northwest, and U.S. Route 77 runs through town. Wooded lots bring roots and shade, and open river-bottom ground can stay wet after rain. We grade every slab to shed water, avoid the largest roots where we can and compact the base well, because a slab is only as good as the ground under it.

Slaughterville projects

• Long driveways and gravel-to-concrete conversions
• Metal shop, barn and garage slabs
• Patios, outdoor kitchens and pool decks
• Stamped concrete patios and walks
• Steps, porches and landings
• Repair of broken edges and settled sections

A town with a story

In 2004 PETA asked Slaughterville to rename itself "Veggieville" in exchange for a donation of veggie burgers, and the town council said no. The name stayed, and so did the rural character that brings people here for space and quiet. Call (405) 442-4315 to set up a site visit on your Slaughterville property.