A stamped and colored concrete patio finished along the back of a red brick ranch house, with a raised step up to the back door and bare graded soil in front of it

Chattanooga, TN · Residential and commercial

Crafting lasting foundations.

Driveways, patios, walks and slabs. Stamped and colored finishes. Block retaining walls, footings and foundation repair. Poured and laid by one crew, out of Chattanooga.

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Residential and commercialMon to Fri, 7am to 5pm(423) 504-7379

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What we do

Three categories, twelve trades.

Every one of these is either named on Sunny Days’ own service list or shown in one of their own photographs. Where a job needs more than one, the order is not negotiable: a wall before a patio, a footing before a wall, drainage before anything gets buried.

A freshly finished gray concrete pad in a back yard beside a brick house, with a raised wooden deck and an above-ground pool behind it

Concrete Flatwork

Driveways
Patios
Walkways & Sidewalks
Slabs & Floors

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A curved stamped concrete patio laid around a round stone fire pit, with the soil either side not yet made good

Decorative Finishes

Stamped Concrete
Color & Stain
Brick Borders
Repair & Resurfacing

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A long gray block retaining wall running across a yard below a dark timber building, with a poured concrete strip at its foot and a red brick house at the far end

Masonry & Foundations

Retaining Walls
Foundations & Footings
Foundation Repair
Steps, Stoops & Porches

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Why a new patio looks orange

The same slab, one wash apart.

Drag the handle. On the left, the antique release powder that stops the stamps sticking. On the right, the same patio once it had been washed off and sealed. Not a before and after: one afternoon, one slab.

The same patio after the release was washed off and the sealer went down, the surface now warm brown and gray with the stamp pattern reading as stone

A newly stamped patio behind a red brick house still covered in orange antique release powder, with timber forms along the front edge

BeforeAfter

Not only houses

A third of their photographs are job sites downtown.

Storefront sidewalk, curb and gutter, entrance aprons, ramp landings and loading dock pads, poured around open buildings and live sites. Their own listing says residential and commercial, and the photographs back it up.

A new concrete sidewalk panel poured flush into an existing walk beside an iron gate, with traffic cones standing on it and a parking bay beyond the curb

A fresh concrete entrance apron with a curved ramped edge laid at the doors of a glass-fronted building, a worker screeding at the far end

A long run of new sidewalk poured between timber forms beside a gravel lot, with a surveying level set up on it and a worker in hi-vis at the far end

Before you call

Draw it, or photograph it.

A concrete job is decided by things a phone call cannot see: how far the truck can get, which way the ground falls, what is already in the way. Two ways to get that across before anybody drives out.

Rough the shapes out on a plan and get real square footage back
Or send photographs from your phone and say what you want changed
Tell us the one thing that matters most, so the visit starts there

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A timber-formed slab with a full mat of reinforcing steel tied out across it and vertical bars standing up through the mat, ready for the pour

A broom-finished concrete walk poured the length of a house still in its building wrap, sitting on a gray block foundation

Selected work

Eighty-five photographs. Here are three.

A stamped concrete driveway in a large ashlar pattern running up to a red brick house, meeting the plain gray drive beyond it — **Stamped driveway**Ashlar pattern, colored and sealed

A gray block retaining wall returning around the corner of a yellow building with gravel filled in behind it — **Block retaining wall**Footed, drained and backfilled

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What one customer wrote

5.0 from 3 reviews.

That is the whole of it. Three reviews, all five stars, and one of them has words on it. It is quoted here exactly as Google publishes it, under the name Google publishes, with the owner’s reply underneath.

“Great bunch of guys was there exactly when they said kept us in the loop the whole time an the end results were beyond anything we expected highly recommend”

Brian Condra, on Google, 2 months ago

Their reply: Thank you Brian for that wonderful review. We are glad to hear you are very pleased and that the crew was respectful, responsible, and reliable.

About Sunny Days

A new business, and plain about it.

Sunny Days Concrete and Masonry is a family-run business working out of Chattanooga, TN, on residential and commercial jobs. Their own words for what they are: “As a new business, we are fueled by passion and a deep commitment to our local community.”

There is no years-in-business figure on this site, no job count, no crew size and no award, because nothing on record would make any of those honest. What there is, is the work, photographed on the properties it was poured on, and one sentence they wrote themselves that is worth more than any of it: we leave every job site better than we found it.

3104 7th Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37407
Monday to Friday 7am to 5pm, Saturday 9am to 5pm
(423) 504-7379

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Tell us what the space is.

Once you request a quote, we will get back to you as soon as possible, usually within 24 hours, by phone or email.

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