Serving North Augusta, Aiken County, and the Midlands. Engineered flatwork built to withstand Carolina heat, Sandhills soil shifting, and tropical storm runoff with 4,000 PSI ready-mix, compacted stone subbase, and tied steel rebar.
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We provide fast assessment, tree-fall insurance reports, void stabilization, and saw-cut panel replacement.
Explore our complete suite of 15 specialized concrete services—from custom residential driveways and stamped outdoor living patios to heavy commercial foundations and urgent erosion repairs.
Full-service licensed concrete contracting from our North Augusta hub. Engineering-first pours for driveways, patios, monolithic slabs, footings, and structural repairs built for South Carolina weather.
Engineered concrete driveway pours, turnarounds, parking pads, and gravel conversions. Built with a 4-inch compacted stone subbase, rebar reinforcement, and precision drainage control.
Custom poured concrete patios, extensions, grill pads, and outdoor living slabs. Engineered with proper drainage pitch, steel reinforcement, and slip-resistant finishes built for South Carolina weather.
Front entry walks, garden paths, side yard walkways, and municipal sidewalks. Built with a compacted stone base, steel reinforcement, and slip-resistant broom finishes.
Monolithic concrete slabs, garage foundations, detached shop floors, pole barn pads, and equipment foundations. Engineered with thickened edge footings and rebar cages.
High-end decorative stamped concrete, acid stains, and exposed-aggregate finishes. Mimics the luxury look of natural slate, flagstone, cobblestone, or wood planking at a fraction of the cost.
Targeted concrete driveway repair, expansion joint reconstruction, single-panel replacement, and full tear-out restoration. Stopping structural damage before it spreads.
Precision slab lifting, void stabilization, and sunken concrete restoration. Realigning dropped walkways, sinking patio sections, and settling garage slabs without destructive replacement.
Rapid elimination of pedestrian trip hazards, raised slab offsets, and ADA accessibility non-compliance for homeowners, HOAs, retail plazas, and commercial property managers.
Emergency void filling, subgrade soil consolidation, and erosion containment beneath undermined driveways, pool decks, retaining walls, and building slabs.
Urgent restoration for concrete driveways, retaining walls, and walkways impacted by fallen trees, catastrophic storm runoff, and severe weather across Aiken County.
Commercial and industrial concrete contracting. Dumpster pads, loading aprons, heavy-duty building slabs, ADA walkways, extruded curbs, and parking flatwork built to rigorous engineering specifications.
Engineered poured concrete and segmental block retaining walls. Built with continuous deep footings, internal rebar grids, and hydrostatic drainage systems to hold slopes permanently.
Permanent poured concrete swales, integrated driveway trench drains, curb flumes, and heavy-duty splash pads engineered to evacuate torrential rainwater away from buildings.
Precision laser grading, subsoil stabilization, fill compaction, and site preparation. The critical foundational phase that prevents concrete from settling, shifting, and cracking.
The difference between concrete that lasts 30+ years and concrete that cracks in 18 months is strictly in the subgrade, reinforcement, and hydration curing.
Strip organic topsoil and laser grade down to stable subgrade bearing strata.
Install a minimum 4-inch crushed stone aggregate base and compact to 95% Standard Proctor.
Pin heavy-duty dimensional forms setting 1/8" to 1/4" per foot positive slope away from structures.
Tie Grade 60 #4 steel rebar elevated on chairs in the middle third of the slab depth.
Place 4,000+ PSI low-water ready-mix concrete and mechanically vibrate to eliminate voids.
Tool non-slip broom or decorative textures, cut contraction joints, and apply hydration sealers.
When you contact FPC Construction, you aren't dealing with subcontracted brokers or disappearing estimators. You work with certified South Carolina tradesmen committed to punctual communication, written transparency, and clean job sites.
We value your time. Inquiries submitted during normal business hours receive a phone callback within 60 minutes.
Our project managers visit your property within two business days to take precise laser measurements and inspect soil bearing.
Receive an unambiguous written scope specifying square footage, subbase thickness, PSI ratings, rebar grids, and fixed pricing.
We use turf protection mats, backfill form edges, and run magnetic sweeps for nails before our trucks depart your property.
Every stage of our flatwork adheres to strict ACI standards, from subbase mechanical plate compaction to diamond-cut relief joints.
Verified reviews from South Carolina property owners who hired Filemon and FPC Construction for driveways, patios, foundations, and grading.
“Filemon and his team have done several projects for our family on multiple properties. 1. A circular drive for my mother-in-law. 2. Foundation for our business building 3. Land Grading for a large above ground pool. Filly and his team are professional, courteous, and CLEAN! They get the job done on time and on budget. Thank you to your team!!”
“Filemon and his crew took a tree off our shed, knocked down and removed the shed, and cleared dozens of trees to make a new trail to our dock. All in two days, for a very fair price. First two pics are before, second two are after the work was done. Strongly recommended.”
“Filemon did an excellent job with my concrete walkway. He worked me into his schedule, since I was in need of the walkway quickly. Very friendly and a pleasure to do business with.”
“Filemon is a friendly and professional businessman. But more than that he delivers a superior product. Our crusher run drive had been severely eroded by Helene, and after contacting numerous contractors (most of whom never returned my call, and those who did never followed up with an estimate), I found FPC on Google. He answered my email, came and surveyed the damage, suggested a solution to the erosion problem, and sent an estimate to repair and improve the drive. He did the work quickly and completely. I would not hesitate to recommend him or use his services again.”
“Repaired our crusher run driveway that had been damaged during Hurricane Helene, & installed a swale to protect it from future damage. Filemon gave us an estimate quickly, was able to completethe job as promised, and BELOW the estimated cost! He was friendly, professional & even offered to help us move a workbench while he was there! We will definitely use him for any future needed work, & HIGHLY recommend!!”
“Filemon was a dream to work with. He and his crew did a fantastic job, at a reasonable price. His communication with me throughout the projecct was great, including sending me videos and pictures of the project, in process, because I was out of town. This gave me great peace of mind. I can't recommend highly enough!”
Headquartered in North Augusta on the Georgia border, our crews travel throughout Aiken County and into neighboring Edgefield, Barnwell, McCormick, Saluda, Lexington, and Richland counties.
Hub county page. Deep Sandhills sand in the south and east, red clay toward the Edgefield line, and heavy Hurricane Helene tree-fall damage (Sept 2024). Driveway aprons on state routes need an SCDOT encroachment permit.
Unincorporated suburb (pop. 5,380) on North Augusta's northeast edge. Its 1950s–60s brick ranches from the Savannah River Plant boom still have narrow original drives and stoops.
Edgefield County CDP (pop. 1,719) just north of North Augusta, so permits go through Edgefield County, not the city. Large lots where gravel drives get concrete aprons and parking pads.
Horse Creek Valley mill community (pop. 4,079) on low ground off Belvedere-Clearwater Road. Slow-draining yards undercut slab edges, so swales and splash pads matter here.
First counted as a CDP in 2020 (pop. 1,412). River-bottom farmland south of North Augusta near Redcliffe Plantation State Historic Site, with barn floors, shop slabs and long rural drives.
Small incorporated Horse Creek Valley town of mill-era cottages on tight lots. Back-yard patios often need line-pumped or wheelbarrow pours because a mixer truck can't reach.
Horse Creek Valley CDP (pop. 2,406) with many manufactured homes and 1970s–90s infill. Common requests are home pads, carport slabs and skirting footers.
Built around Langley Pond, the old mill pond that is now a park used for rowing and paddling events. Sloped pond-side yards need retaining walls and stepped walks.
Former Horse Creek mill village (pop. 1,134) in Aiken County's kaolin belt. Slick kaolin-clay pockets swell under slabs, so soft subgrade is cut out and replaced with stone.
William Gregg's 1845 mill village, now the Graniteville Historic District (a National Historic Landmark). Avondale Mills closed in 2006, and the cottages now being renovated need walks and steps that fit the district.
Horse country (pop. 32,025). Hitchcock Woods and the Horse District's deliberately unpaved roads bring barn aisles, wash racks and equestrian pads, plus Whiskey Road subdivision driveways under City of Aiken permits.
Directly accessible via I-20, US-25, and SC-121. We dispatch ready-mix pours, compact loaders, and repair crews daily across the greater Aiken-Augusta metropolitan area and Midlands corridors.
When a fallen tree damages your concrete driveway, immediately photograph the impact points and root upheaval before tree removal crews arrive. Contact your insurer under Coverage B (Other Structures), and hire a licensed concrete contractor to saw-cut shattered panels, backfill root craters with compacted stone, and repour with reinforced 4,000 PSI ready-mix.
Sunken concrete steps create severe liability risks and indicate subgrade settlement or water washout beneath your porch landing. Small offsets under 1/2 inch can be diamond-shaved; sinking slabs with stable subbases can be polyurethane foam leveled; severely detached or fractured steps require full demolition, subgrade stone compaction, and an engineered monolithic repour.
Water washing out soil beneath a concrete slab creates hollow cavities that cause cantilever structural cracking. Immediately redirect surface downspouts away from the slab edge, evaluate void depth with non-destructive sounding, backfill cavities with compacted stone or flowable grout, and install laser-graded perimeter concrete swales to permanently divert storm runoff.
Get honest engineering details regarding curing times, SCDOT permits, subgrade preparation, and pricing factors.
Get a prompt callback within 1 business hour, an on-site engineering assessment within 48 hours, and a transparent written quote.
