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Wells County seat on the banks of the Wabash

Concrete Contractors in Bluffton, IN

Driveways, walks, steps, patios and garage floors across Bluffton's older streets and newer neighborhoods.

  • Free on-site measuring and a written, line-item quote
  • Leveling or resurfacing priced beside replacement when it will work
  • Public walk and drive approach permits checked before the pour

Concrete Work in Bluffton

Bluffton is the county seat of Wells County and sits on the banks of the Wabash River, and concrete contractors here work on a housing stock that runs from the 1800s to recent subdivisions. The city was platted in 1838, named county seat on March 5 of that year, and incorporated in 1851 with 850 people. It had 10,308 residents and 4,727 housing units in 2020. Its biggest modern jump came in the 1960s, when the population grew 33 percent. We pour driveways, walks, steps, patios, stamped concrete and garage slabs.

A river town that has seen floods

Wikipedia notes that the Wabash flooded frequently in Bluffton's early years, and the city sits at about 807 feet along the river. Water is the first thing we think about here. On lower lots, we check how the yard drains, set a deeper base and pitch every slab firmly away from the house. On lots that back up to the river or to drainage ways, we plan where the runoff from a new patio or driveway will go, so it does not end up against a neighbor's foundation or your own.

Old roads, old streets

In 1849 a ten-mile plank road was built toward Fort Wayne, and railroad construction through Bluffton was completed in 1869. A Cincinnati, Bluffton and Chicago Railroad bridge collapsed on May 22, 1913. The old center of town reflects that long history, with homes from many eras close together. Front walks and steps on these blocks have often been replaced piece by piece. We replace what is failing and match the finish of what stays.

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The 1960s neighborhoods

Homes from Bluffton's 1960s growth are now about 60 years old, and many still have original driveways and steps. Concrete that age often has scaling, deep cracks and sections that have settled. If the slab is still mostly sound, section replacement can work. If it is breaking up throughout, we recommend tearing out and starting again with a new compacted base and an air-entrained mix.

Historic listings

The Wells County Courthouse, the Stewart-Studebaker House and the Villa North Historic District are on the National Register. For homes in or near these areas, we keep replacements simple and in scale with the house.

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Bluffton Facts That Shape the Work

  • River city. Bluffton sits on the banks of the Wabash at about 807 feet; the river flooded frequently in its early years.
  • County seat. Platted in 1838, named Wells County seat on March 5, 1838, and incorporated in 1851.
  • 1960s growth. Population grew 33 percent from 6,238 in 1960 to 8,297 in 1970; it was 10,308 in 2020.
  • Historic listings. The Wells County Courthouse, Stewart-Studebaker House and Villa North Historic District are on the National Register.
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Bluffton Questions

My lot near the Wabash stays wet. What does that mean for a new driveway?

It means the base matters most. We dig out soft soil, compact stone in lifts and pitch the slab so water leaves it quickly.

Can you replace just part of my old driveway?

Yes, if the remaining sections are level and sound. We saw-cut clean joints and match the finish.

Do you work on older homes near downtown Bluffton?

Yes. We replace walks, steps and stoops on older homes and keep them in scale with the house.

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