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Fulmer Concrete Construction

Name: Fulmer Concrete Construction
Address: 4845 Geminus Drive, Chattanooga, TN, 37416, US
Telephone: +14238551551
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Turn-key commercial concrete contractor in Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia.

10/29/2026

We’re hiring people who know how to finish concrete.

Fulmer Concrete is looking for:

👉 Experienced Concrete Finishers
👉 Finishing Foreman

The Foreman role will help lead and manage all aspects of a place and finish crew while working under our Finishing Superintendent.

For the right person, this is not a dead end foreman job.

It’s a chance to lead a crew, take on more responsibility, and continue moving up
within the company.

✅ And one thing that matters:

We stay within roughly a 2-hour radius of Chattanooga.

That means you can build a career in concrete without living out of a suitcase.

Good work. Good people. Home at night.

💡 Interested?

👉 Call our office, 423-855-1551 📲
👉 Apply online at fulmerconcrete.com 💻
👉 Or send us a DM right here 💬

If you have experience finishing concrete and want to work somewhere you can actually grow, we’d like to hear from you.

♻️ Please share this post with your network!

10/27/2026

Fulmer looks very different than it did 30 years ago.

Good.

A company that refuses to change eventually gets passed.

But there’s one condition:

The result still has to be right.

We’ll change a process.

We’ll try new equipment.

We’ll listen when a younger superintendent has a better way.

We’ll modernize how our jobs are managed.

But we’re not going to expedite something simply because it’s faster if the tradeoff is quality.

Change the method. Not the standard.

Agree or disagree?

10/22/2026

Before ➡️ Going to be After

Another major project underway with a longtime client.

We're proud to be working with on a new manufacturing facility for Miller Industries.

Miller has been one of our top clients in Chattanooga for years, and we’re grateful to continue that relationship on a project of this scale.

Our scope includes:

👉 220,000 SF new manufacturing facility
👉 300,000 SF of concrete pavement
👉 50,000 SF parking garage

Thank you to Miller Industries and EMJ Construction for trusting us with this one! 🙏

10/20/2026

One of the most important projects we ever did was not one of our most profitable.

In 2016, we took on a large apartment project in downtown Chattanooga.

It had an approximately 80,000 SF podium slab.

Post-tensioned concrete. Parking underneath. Wood framing above.

And we had never done a PT project before.

It was also the first time we had ever shored a deck like that.

There were plenty of reasons not to take it.

But if we wanted to grow, eventually we had to do something we hadn’t done before.

Did we make a pile of money on it? No.

Did we learn a pile of information? Absolutely.

Today we do plenty of podium and PT work.

Sometimes the return on a project isn’t sitting in the margin.

It’s what that project makes possible afterward.

Agree or disagree?

10/16/2026

Four words we use around here:

They instruct. We construct.

We’re hired to build from a set of documents.

Those drawings and specifications are what the project was bid from.

They’re what the GC is expecting.

And they’re what everyone ultimately gets held accountable to.

Years ago, construction was sometimes a little more:

“We’ve always done it this way.”

That leaves a lot of room for problems.

Today, before we ever start putting concrete in the ground, we work through a detailed preconstruction checklist with the GC.

Six pages.

Details that seem small.

Details that definitely aren’t small once concrete has been poured.

The goal is making sure everybody agreed on what we were building before we built it.

They instruct. We construct. Period.

10/14/2026

When Andrew bought our wall forming system, some of the guys thought he had lost his mind.

Plastic forms?

For concrete walls?

“That’ll bow.”

“That’ll blow out.”

“That’s not going to work.”

Most of those opinions came from guys who had spent their careers using large wood framing and cam-lock systems.

Then we used it.

And kept using it.

And added more of it.

Today, roughly half of our crews use the PERI wall forming system.

The same people who were skeptical eventually became the people who didn’t want to work without it.

There’s a lesson somewhere in there.

Experience matters.

So does being willing to test something that challenges it.

Agree or disagree?

10/08/2026

A lot of concrete going down in Dayton, Tennessee. ⭐️

Progress continues on the La-Z-Boy Incorporated project, where our scope includes:

👉 330,000 sf of warehouse space

👉 160,000 sf of concrete pavement

Big thanks to for trusting us to be part of the project.

Always appreciate the opportunity to work alongside a strong team on a job of this size.

10/06/2026

The best concrete knowledge at Fulmer is older than a lot of our employees.

We still have people here who learned the trade when Chattanooga’s union carpenters were a huge part of the construction workforce.

They know methods that were passed down over decades.

Now put that next to:

Procore
Digital drawings
Modern forming systems
Newer superintendents
Different ways of communicating and running work

Our goal has never been to replace the old way with the new way.

It’s to figure out what from the old way still produces the best result

and what from the new way helps us do it better.

The industry changes. Good workmanship shouldn’t.

Agree or disagree?

10/01/2026

Just doing what we do best at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with . 💪

8-story dorm going 🆙

09/29/2026

We’ve gotten pushback for sending crews home at 3:30pm.

Our response is pretty simple:

They started early.

They worked their eight hours.

And it’s 100 degrees outside.

Could we keep them there until 5?

Sure.

But there comes a point where more hours do not equal more production.

Especially in concrete.

We work overtime when the job requires it.

But we’re not going to make exhausting our people the normal way we run a project.

We don’t work Sundays.

We don’t chase nighttime work.

We’ve passed on jobs because the schedule wasn’t something we were willing to put our crews through.

There’s always another project.

We only get one group of people.

Address

4845 Geminus Drive
Chattanooga, TN
37416

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+14238551551

Website

http://www.fulmerconcrete.com/

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