Superior Concrete Dothan
Dothan, Alabama 36301
Six-day-a-week concrete pours from the AL-1 yard
About
Superior Concrete Dothan operates from 231 AL-1 with Monday through Saturday hours, an unusually wide schedule for a concrete contractor in the Wiregrass. The company serves Dothan, Taylor, Ashford, Headland, Midland City, Avon, Kinsey, Gordon, Cowarts, and Columbia from that base.
The service mix runs across concrete driveways, slabs, patios, sidewalks, stamped concrete, decorative concrete, and concrete demolition. The decorative and stamped capability sits alongside the basic flatwork scope, which lets a single crew handle either a plain driveway pour or a stamped patio without subcontracting the decorative phase out.
The company emphasizes high-quality materials and advanced equipment for both residential and commercial projects, which matters on stamped and decorative work where finish quality depends on tools and timing more than on raw labor.
Services
- Pour residential and commercial concrete driveways
- Build patios and sidewalks with smooth or stamped finishes
- Set foundation and structural concrete slabs
- Apply stamped and decorative finishes to flatwork
- Demolish and remove old concrete before new pours
- Operate Monday through Saturday from the AL-1 yard
Service Area
Serving Dothan, Headland, Cottonwood, Ashford, Pinckard, Slocomb, Ozark.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are you open on Saturdays?
Yes, Superior Concrete Dothan operates Monday through Saturday from its AL-1 yard. The six-day schedule is unusual among Wiregrass concrete contractors, most of which run Monday through Friday only. Saturday hours are useful for residential customers who cannot meet during the weekday window and for projects that need a Saturday pour to keep schedules on track around weather windows and concurrent trades that have to wait for the slab to cure before continuing their own work.
Which towns does Superior Concrete cover?
Superior Concrete serves Dothan, Taylor, Ashford, Headland, Midland City, Avon, Kinsey, Gordon, Cowarts, and Columbia from its AL-1 location. The ten-community footprint covers most of Houston County and reaches into adjacent areas across the central Wiregrass. The defined service map keeps dispatch reliable on time-sensitive concrete pours, since transit time matters when ready-mix trucks are scheduled and crews have to start finishing the moment the concrete arrives on site.
Do you handle stamped concrete?
Yes, stamped concrete is part of Superior Concrete Dothan's service offerings alongside its standard driveway, patio, slab, and sidewalk work. The company emphasizes high-quality materials and advanced equipment, both of which matter on stamped pours where the finished texture depends on stamps, color hardeners, and release agents being applied within tight timing windows. Keeping stamped work in-house rather than subbing it out gives the company control over those finishing details on every project.
Can you demolish old concrete before pouring new?
Yes, concrete demolition is one of Superior Concrete Dothan's specific service lines alongside new flatwork. Many residential and commercial projects start with breaking up an old driveway, slab, or sidewalk before the new pour can go down. Combining demolition with the pour scope under one contractor avoids the schedule gap that opens when a separate demolition crew has to finish and clear out before the concrete contractor can start forming the replacement work in its place.
Where is your concrete yard?
Superior Concrete Dothan operates from 231 AL-1 in Dothan, ZIP 36301. The AL-1 yard is the dispatch base for the company's residential and commercial concrete crews working across the Wiregrass. Centering operations on AL-1 keeps the firm close to ready-mix suppliers and major routes into the surrounding ten-community service area, which matters because concrete projects depend heavily on tight coordination between the concrete plant, the delivery trucks, and the pour crew on site.
Do you handle commercial concrete projects?
Yes, Superior Concrete Dothan handles both residential and commercial concrete projects from the AL-1 yard. The same crew that pours residential driveways and patios handles commercial slabs, sidewalks, and decorative work. Combining residential and commercial capability under one company gives small business owners access to the same quote process and material standards that homeowners get, without being routed to a separate commercial-only operations track that often comes with longer scheduling lead times.