A two-county town that nearly tripled since 2000
Concrete Contractors in Spring Hill, KS
Driveways, patios, stamped concrete and slabs for Spring Hill homes on both sides of the county line.
- Free on-site measuring visit
- Written, line-item quote before any work
- Cold-weather pours protected per Lenexa city rules

Spring Hill Concrete, Permits Included
Spring Hill spells out its driveway rule, and concrete contractors in Spring Hill work with it on most front-yard jobs. The City of Spring Hill says permits are required for work in the right-of-way, including replacement of a residential driveway, and that the right-of-way is generally the area 10 feet back from the curb. We pull that permit, follow the city's Right of Way Manual of Infrastructure Standards and call 811 before we dig.
Locates take two business days
The city notes that Kansas One-Call locates take two full business days before digging can start, and that WaterOne locates are requested separately. We build that lead time into every driveway schedule, so the crew is not waiting on flags the day of tear-out.
Fast growth across two counties
Spring Hill sits in both Johnson and Miami counties. It was founded in 1856 and named by James B. Hovey after a town near Mobile, Alabama. The population was 2,727 in 2000, 5,437 in 2010 and 7,952 in 2020, so most homes are recent. Their driveways and patios are usually in decent shape, but owners often want more space: wider driveways, bigger patios and walks around the house.
Older homes and the original town
The town has older roots too. The railroad was routed about a half-mile east of the original square after residents declined to pay for grading, and the 1926 city jail built by A. H. Starbuck still stands. On the older homes near the center of town, we see aged driveways, worn front steps and patios that have settled. Those are mostly replacement jobs with a new compacted base.
Storm history
On May 20, 1957, the Ruskin Heights F5 tornado struck Spring Hill, destroying the Elston Steel Factory and 21 homes. It is a reminder that severe weather is part of life here. Many owners now want a solid concrete pad for a storm shelter or a sturdy slab for a detached garage. We pour pads to the size and specifications the shelter or building maker calls for.
Upgrades for newer homes
When we extend a newer patio or driveway, we drill and dowel into the existing slab so the two pieces stay level, match the broom direction and finish as closely as we can, and plan joints so they continue the existing pattern. A stamped border can tie old and new concrete together visually.
What we do in Spring Hill
- Driveways: replacements with the right-of-way permit, and widenings
- Patios: extensions and new slabs
- Stamped concrete: patios and borders
- Sidewalks and steps
- Garage, shed and shelter pads
- Repair and replacement
Call (913) 355-6902 to set up a visit.
Spring Hill Facts and Rules
- Driveway permit. The city requires permits for right-of-way work, including replacing a residential driveway; the right-of-way is generally 10 feet back from the curb.
- Locates. Kansas One-Call locates take two full business days, and WaterOne locates are requested separately.
- Growth. Population went from 2,727 in 2000 to 7,952 in 2020; the city spans Johnson and Miami counties.
- 1957 tornado. The May 20, 1957, Ruskin Heights F5 tornado destroyed the Elston Steel Factory and 21 homes in Spring Hill.

Our Services in Spring Hill, KS
Spring Hill Questions
Do I need a permit to replace my Spring Hill driveway?
The city lists replacement of a residential driveway as right-of-way work that requires a permit. We pull it and follow the city's infrastructure standards.
How far ahead do you need to schedule locates?
Spring Hill notes that Kansas One-Call locates take two full business days, plus a separate WaterOne request. We plan for both.
Can you pour a pad for a storm shelter?
Yes. We pour pads to the size and thickness the shelter maker specifies, on a compacted base.
Can you match a new driveway lane to my existing Spring Hill drive?
We dowel the new lane into the existing slab, match the broom finish and continue the joint lines. New concrete starts lighter and weathers closer over time.
Do you work on both the Johnson County and Miami County sides of Spring Hill?
Yes. The city's right-of-way permit applies across Spring Hill, and we handle the same process on either side of the county line.
How do you protect sod and sprinklers during driveway work?
We ask where irrigation lines and heads are before tear-out, mark them, and keep equipment on the drive where possible. Any lawn disturbed along the edges is regraded so it meets the new slab cleanly.
Free Estimates in Spring Hill, KS
Tell us about your Spring Hill driveway, patio or slab and we will schedule a free estimate.
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