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Commercial & Residential Concrete

865 Titan Concrete

Foundations. Flatwork. Outdoor spaces.

Project photoConcrete foundation and slab

Based in East Tennessee. Reviewing concrete projects nationwide.

Each opportunity is reviewed for scope, qualified crew availability, and applicable licensing requirements.

TN Licensed · HIC #12739
Written Scopes & Bid Reviews
Commercial & Residential Concrete Work
Insurance Available on Request
Project Review · Clear Scope & Coordination
Responsive Estimating · Direct Contact
What We Build

Concrete work for contractors, developers, property managers, and homeowners

Practical scopes, clean communication, and reliable field execution — from commercial flatwork and site concrete to residential driveways, patios, and decorative finishes.

Commercial & Site Work

Foundations, Masonry, Slabs & Site Concrete

Bid-ready footing, foundation, block/masonry, slab, and site concrete scopes for projects that need a contractor who can read the job, communicate clearly, and fit into the schedule.

Foundations Masonry Footings Slabs Poured Walls
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Garage & Residential Foundation Work

Garage Foundations, Slabs & Flatwork

Garage foundations, raised slabs, driveway tie-ins, and property concrete for homeowners, builders, and managers who want the scope handled without babysitting the job.

Garage Slabs Raised Slabs Driveway Tie-ins Footings Walkways
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Finished & Specialty Work

Decorative Concrete & Sport Court Pads

Stamped, sealed, and specialty surfaces are still available when the project calls for a more finished look.

Stamped Concrete Decorative Finishes Pool Surrounds Court-Ready Pads Pavers Retaining Walls
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Plan & Scope Review

Send plans, photos, address, target schedule, or notes. We review the work before committing to a bid or site visit.

Written Bid Communication

Clear written scope, exclusions, assumptions, and follow-up so GCs and owners know what is included.

Insurance on Request

General liability coverage is available for review before work begins, along with licensing information.

Jobsite Reliability

Simple communication, clean work areas, and respect for other trades, homeowners, neighbors, and schedules.

Lean, Direct Contact

You are not dealing with a call center. Bid questions and project details go to the person responsible for the work.

Project-Specific Review

Send the plans, scope, and schedule. We review site requirements and crew availability before making a commitment.

For General Contractors

A concrete contractor that fits into the way you work

Send the plans, project location, scope, and bid deadline. Titan reviews concrete packages for builders, general contractors, developers, and property managers.

Titan coordinates the agreed scope and communication with project-specific subcontractors. Field responsibilities, site verification, and scheduling are established for the job.

Bid and project basics

Project reviewScope, site requirements, crew availability, and schedule reviewed before any commitment.
Scopes reviewedFoundations, footings, slabs, block and masonry, sidewalks, flatwork, driveways, site concrete, retaining walls, patios, and specialty concrete.
Estimating contactBen Norris · (865) 209-7235 · info@865titanconcrete.com
InsuranceCertificate of insurance available on request before work begins.
Bid inputsPlans, project address, scope notes, schedule, bid due date, site photos, and access constraints.
Stamped Concrete Options

See stamped concrete in a real space

Compare patterns and colors in the guide, or see our patio projects. We confirm your finish with a physical sample before scheduling.

Your chosen look stays with your project details for a personal review.

Your ideas. A plan for your space.

Concrete, pavers, retaining walls or something different. Share your project for a personal review.

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Specialty Build

Private Pickleball & Sport Courts

A court of your own — designed, poured, finished, and painted with crisp regulation markings. Pickleball, basketball, multi-game, and custom sport pads built to play on for years.

Pickleball, basketball & multi-game Crisp regulation lines Durable sealed surface Site-specific engineering
How It Works

From bid review to final walkthrough

A clear, documented process for commercial, builder, property manager, and homeowner requests — so scope, schedule, and expectations are handled before work starts.

01

Send the Scope

Share the address, drawings, rough dimensions, bid due date, schedule target, photos, or notes. The more detail you provide, the faster the review.

02

Initial Fit Review

Scope details are reviewed for access, grading, drainage, finish requirements, schedule fit, and whether the project is a good match before a site visit or bid response is scheduled.

03

Site Review or Scope Confirmation

Site review addresses grading, equipment access, drainage, existing conditions, and sequencing. For plan-based work, scope questions are clarified before pricing.

04

Written Scope & Proposal

You receive a written scope with the relevant assumptions: prep, thickness, reinforcement, finish, schedule, inclusions, exclusions, and price. Scope changes are documented before work continues.

05

Prep, Pour & Coordination

Excavation, base preparation, forming, pouring, finishing, stamping when required, and cleanup are coordinated around access, other trades, property conditions, and the agreed scope.

06

Cleanup & Closeout

The work area is cleaned, final details are reviewed, and care or warranty documentation is provided when applicable. If something needs attention after completion, you call the same number you started with.

Who You're Working With

A direct point of contact from first review through closeout

865 Titan Concrete is owned and operated by Ben Norris. When you reach out, you get a direct point of contact — not a call center, a generic dispatch queue, or a salesperson who disappears after the first conversation.

Project requests are reviewed personally before a bid response or site visit is scheduled. Scope questions, proposals, scheduling, and closeout stay tied to the same number so contractors, property owners, and homeowners know who is accountable.

Ben NorrisOwner · 865 Titan Concrete
The 865 Titan Standard

Built to a written specification — not a handshake

Your proposal defines the included work, materials, finish, and warranty terms. Specifications depend on the intended use, site conditions, and applicable plans.

Site & Base Preparation

Preparation, base material, and any drainage work are defined for the site and written scope.

Specified Slab Thickness

Thickness follows the written project scope and applicable plans, based on the intended use.

Project-Specific Concrete Mix

Concrete strength and mix requirements are specified for your project, not assumed to be the same for every pour.

Reinforcement Where Required

Reinforcement follows the agreed scope and applicable plans. It helps manage cracking but does not guarantee crack-free concrete.

Finish Details

The surface finish, pattern, and color selections are documented for your project.

Everything in Writing

Scope, base prep, slab thickness, finish, timeline, and exact price — documented and agreed upon before the first shovel turns.

Client Reviews

What people say about working with 865 Titan Concrete

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★★★★★
"These guys have done amazing work on a few jobs for me now. Ben is great, super easy to work with and super stand up guy."
Julian Buuck  ·  Google Review
5.0
★★★★★
Rated 5.0 on Google Business Profile
Verified local reviews — read every one on our Google Business Profile.
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★★★★★

"Ben with 865 Titan Concrete is reliable, prompt, and does excellent quality work! We have had nothing but great experiences with Titan, and looking forward to more work in the future!"

Preston Collins · Google Review
★★★★★

"Titan Concrete is all around great to work with. Good communication, and great quality. Would definitely recommend!"

Elizha Sanders · Google Review
★★★★★

"Highly recommend. Professional service from Ben Norris who was great to work with! We scheduled our project, negotiated a fair price, and best of all, they showed up on time on the promised date."

Lesleyanne Weiss · Google Review
★★★★★

"They did excellent work adding a concrete extension to my driveway. Very professional and communicative through the entire process. I highly recommend them."

Fadi Natour · Driveway Extension
★★★★★

"They did a small patio pour for me and did a fine job. They handled everything and didn't leave the place a disaster like so many other contractors. They cleaned up and buttoned up the job well. I'd hire them again."

Josh Radigan · Patio Project
★★★★★

"I was very happy with the service provided by Titan Concrete. The price was fair and the job Ben and his crew did was more than I expected."

Thomas Rullo · Google Review
★★★★★

"Great work, good price, and honest."

John Tindell · Google Review
Bid Expectations

Clear scopes beat vague concrete numbers

Every project is different — scope, site conditions, access, schedule, finish, and square footage all affect the final number. A written bid or proposal comes after the project details are reviewed.

Send the plans, project address, bid due date, scope notes, photos, and any access constraints you already know. If it is a fit, we will respond with next steps or a written scope.
Common Questions

Good to know before you start

How do I send project details?
Use the project details form and include the project address, scope, approximate size, bid due date, plans or photos if available, and the best contact information. For GC or developer work, the more scope context you include up front, the faster we can tell whether the job is a fit.
Stamped concrete vs. pavers or natural stone — what's the difference?
Stamped concrete gives you the look of slate, stone, brick, or wood plank in one continuous pour. Unlike pavers, there are no individual joints for weeds or for settling unevenly over time. Sealed stamped concrete is lower-maintenance and highly durable. Pavers allow spot-replacement; stamped concrete offers a seamless surface at a competitive installed cost for similar appearances.
How long does a project take?
The schedule depends on scope, site conditions, weather, and curing requirements. Follow the project-specific instructions we provide before walking, placing loads, or driving on new concrete.
Is stamped concrete slippery? How do I maintain it?
Sealed concrete can be slippery, especially when wet. Sealer and any traction additive are specified for the project; no finish is slip-proof. Follow the installed product's cleaning and care guidance.
What types of projects do you take on?
Foundations, footings, block and masonry work, slabs, site concrete, sidewalks, retaining walls, flatwork, driveways, patios, pool decks, decorative concrete, and sport court pads. We review commercial, residential, builder, property manager, and homeowner requests.
What is the 865 Titan Standard?
It means documenting the preparation, thickness, mix, reinforcement, finish, and agreed work for your specific project. Your signed proposal and applicable plans define the requirements. See the full standard.
How do I know if my project is a fit?
Send the project address, scope, plans or photos, and target schedule. We review the work, qualified crew availability, and applicable requirements before making a commitment. See how we review contractor projects.
Do you offer a warranty?
Our standard 2-year written workmanship warranty covers defects caused by our workmanship in the agreed concrete work, subject to your signed project agreement. See our warranty page for coverage, concrete expectations, and how to report a concern.
Tell Us About Your Project

Send the scope, plans, or project details

Share what you know: address, role, scope, bid due date, project size, plans, photos, or notes. Every inquiry is reviewed personally.

  • Commercial, builder, property manager, and homeowner requests reviewed
  • Written scopes with assumptions and exclusions when needed
  • TN Licensed HIC #12739 · Fully insured
  • Insurance information available on request
  • Project scope and schedule reviewed before commitment
Prefer to text? Send photos to (865) 209-7235
Promises Made. Promises Kept.

Tell us about your project

Share your project details and photos with 865 Titan Concrete through our Jobber request form.

Request an estimate

Opens our form on Jobber. No account required.

  • Project address, type of work and approximate size
  • Your role, preferred timing or bid deadline
  • Site photos, scope notes and how you found us

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