If you own a business or have a large paved area in Jackson, then you are used to seeing a lot of concrete!

The problem is that the heat and sunlight of Jackson can give concrete surfaces a beating, and then is the normal wear-and-tear of trucks, vehicles, foot traffic, and everything else that contributes to regular concrete maintenance being needed.

That’s why the Pavecon team is here – to provide the all-in-one solution for all your commercial concrete needs. Whether it’s new curbing and sidewalks, concrete repairs, a new loading dock, or a large concrete pad; we have the crews, tools, and materials to make your next concrete job easy.

In the Jackson, Mississippi area, there are plenty of things to pull in both tourists and business: 

• Mississippi Civil Rights Museum
• The Mississippi State Capitol
• The MS Museum of Natural Science
• Medgar Evers Home
• The Mississippi Children’s Museum
• Museum of Art
• Museum of Mississippi History
• Eudora Welty House and Garden
• Cathead Distillery
• LeFleur’s Bluff State Park
• And all the Jackson City attractions!

Located in central Mississippi, the City of Jackson is the largest city and capital of MS. With a population over 170,000 people (plus more in the greater metro area), the city covers over 110 square miles of land and several square miles of water.

Jackson is home to a rich history of the Southern United States. It is also home to multiple parks, many museums and cultural centers, and Jackson State University. Its industry is diverse, although primary industries center around machinery, food production, and metal product fabrication.

No matter what your business does in this great city, you can have peace of mind knowing your concrete surfaces are being well-maintained with dependable crews, materials, and best practices in the concrete industry!

According to the Greater Jackson Chamber Mississippi Partnership, the future of Jackson’s commerce and industry is bright. As stated on their website:

“The Partnership boasts 1,400 members representing more than 200,000 employees in the Metro Jackson Area. Our members range from the sole proprietors to the largest corporations. Our Board of Directors and the Chamber staff are dedicated to enhancing the financial climate of the metropolitan business community by promoting all members with opportunities to expand their business.

Led by a 40-member volunteer Board of Directors, the Greater Jackson Chamber Partnership’s vision is to improve the growth of local and regional industry through the enhancement of the quality of life for all area citizens, the development of strong relationships within the regional community, and to provide tangible economic benefits to member businesses throughout the Central Mississippi region.

Our mission statement is to foster economic growth and to improve the quality of life in the Greater Jackson Area by facilitation and providing leadership to businesses, organizations, governmental entities or other interested citizens.”

We provide our quality paving services to all Jackson-area zip codes including: 39056, 39157, 39174, 39201, 39202, 39203, 39204, 39206, 39208, 39209, 39211, 39212, 39213, 39216, 39217, 39232, 39269, 39272, and other surrounding areas.

We serve all the commercial and industrial neighborhoods in Jackson, including Belhaven Heights Historic District, Downtown, Farish Street, Fondren District, Mid North District, Poindexter Park Historic District, Smith Park Agricultural District, Spengler’s Corner Historic District, West Capitol Street Historic District, and others in the surrounding city and towns such as Clinton, Byram, Western Hills, Richland, Florence, Brandon, and more!

We offer our concrete services throughout the Southern & Western United States. Our offices include:

• Austin, TX
• Dallas, TX
• Houston, TX
• Lubbock, TX
• San Antonio, TX
• Northwest Arkansas
• Jackson, MS
• Birmingham, AL

Not sure if we service your area? Contact us to see if we can still help you or connect you with one of our partners!

Structural cracks: Structural cracks in concrete are a sign that the structure is in danger of failing. Repairs should be performed quickly to avoid potential injury or further damage.

Non-structural cracks: These cracks are not as critical as structural cracks since the actual structure is not in danger. However, these cracks can be ugly and may indicate installation issues or the potential for structural cracks.

Macro defects: These cracks are usually a result of water or other chemicals invading the concrete over a period of time. While not usually an instant threat, they indicate that repairs or maintenance may be required soon.

Micro defects: Very fine cracks that usually are not visible to the naked eye.