When considering the cost of a concrete driveway, several factors come into play, such as location, size, excavation, grading, labor, and concrete type.

With proper care and maintenance, a concrete driveway can last over 20 years.

There are no hidden fees. If there are any changes in the final invoice, they will be discussed with the homeowner. These changes will often be from adding on to a project during the construction process. Please note that this does not include the price of any permits that are required by your city.

The demolition of the existing driveway will be done on day 1. We will have our concrete crew return within the next 1-3 days to pour the concrete and finish the project. Keep in mind that concrete projects are weather dependent and we cannot pour concrete in the rain. Rain may result in a delay in the completion of your project.

You DO NOT need to be home for the duration of the project. However, we will need to have the garage door open to allow enough room for the crew and their equipment. If you do not plan on being home, we ask that you provide an access code, leave a side door unlocked, or set out a garage door opener.

Concrete’s durability comes from its strong composition and resistance to wear and tear. It outlasts other materials, such as asphalt, providing a longer lifespan for driveways.

While asphalt costs less initially, it requires more maintenance and has about half the lifespan of concrete driveways. Concrete’s durability and lower maintenance needs make it a better long-term investment.

Concrete driveways increase home value more than asphalt, offering better curb appeal and longevity, and contributing to a higher return on investment.

Yes, you can choose different finishes, colors, and patterns to enhance the aesthetic appeal of your concrete driveway.

Concrete is made of ready-mix concrete and chemical additives. Various additives are used throughout the year to aid the curing process, adapting to different weather conditions.

The recommended thickness for residential driveways is typically 4 inches, but it may vary based on local codes and soil conditions.

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We typically space the rebar for concrete driveways 4-6 feet apart unless otherwise specified (for extra rebar there would be an additional cost).

We will saw-cut the expansion joints in concrete driveways between 6 -10 feet apart.

While you can walk on it after a day or two, it’s advisable to wait at least 7 days before driving on it. Full curing takes about 28 days.

Cracking in concrete is inevitable. We will saw-cut control joints in the concrete driveway to help prevent cracking. By doing this, we hope that cracking will occur in the control joints where they won’t be noticeable.

Concrete is generally considered environmentally friendly. Proper disposal of waste and using eco-friendly additives can minimize environmental impact.