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Chuck Akers
Monday, May 20, 2019



Summit Concrete

1784 W NORTHFIELD BLVD SUITE 342
615.295.4547 | WWW.SUMMITCONCRETETN.COM

Chuck Akers is the owner of Summit Concrete. A Murfreesboro native, Akers graduated from MTSU with a degree in business, then worked for various locally owned businesses before opening his own in 2015. He couldn’t imagine living or working anywhere else than in his thriving and vibrant hometown. “Murfreesboro is home and has always been home
to me,” he said. “The relationships built over the last 30 years in this community have had a huge positive impact on the growth of Summit Concrete.” At its core, Summit Concrete operates by Christian values. They strive to treat each customer like family and glorify God by providing excellent service, quality, and integrity. The company also proudly supports local athletic programs. “Sports have always been a large part of our families’ lives, and we love being able to help local coaches and schools as they grow their facilities to help the youth of our community,” said Akers.

Summit Concrete offers a broad range of products and services - from residential custom concrete additions, to outdoor kitchens, patios, porches, and much more. Find them on West Northfield Blvd in Murfreesboro or call 615-295-4547.

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