Driveways · Patios · Walkways

Concrete driveways, patios & walkways

Concrete poured on a solid base, reinforced and finished clean. We handle demo, forming, pouring and finishing, then leave your site swept.

ReinforcedRebar or wire mesh
Saw-cutControl joints
CustomFinishes & colors
CleanSite when we leave

What we install

Every job starts with an on-site visit, so the plan fits your yard, your budget and how you use the space.

Driveways & extensions

New driveways, widening and approaches, with a thicker slab where cars park.

Patios & slabs

Back patios, shed and equipment pads, and BBQ areas.

Walkways & paths

Front walks, side-yard paths and steps with tooled edges.

Stamped concrete

Stone, slate or wood-plank patterns with integral color and sealer.

Exposed aggregate

Pebble-textured surface that adds grip and hides wear.

RV & side-yard pads

Heavy-duty pads for trailers, boats and RVs.

How we build it

  1. Demo & dig

    We break out and haul away old concrete or soil, then excavate to depth.

  2. Form & reinforce

    Compacted base, wood or steel forms, and rebar or wire mesh set at the right height.

  3. Pour & finish

    Concrete is placed, screeded and finished: broom, stamped or exposed aggregate.

  4. Cut & cure

    Control joints are saw-cut, the slab cures, and we seal it if your finish calls for it.

Typical build specs

What goes under the surface decides how long it lasts. These are our typical specs; your quote lists the exact materials for your project.

Typical concrete build specifications
BaseAbout 4″ of compacted base rock
Thickness4″ for walks and patios, 5–6″ for driveways
ReinforcementRebar grid or welded wire mesh
JointsSaw-cut control joints at regular spacing
FinishesBroom, stamped, exposed aggregate, smooth trowel
Cure timeWalk on it in 1–2 days, drive on it after about a week

Common questions

When can I drive on a new concrete driveway?

Foot traffic is usually fine after 24–48 hours. Wait about 7 days before driving on it, and longer for heavy vehicles.

Will my concrete crack?

All concrete shrinks as it cures. Saw-cut control joints tell it where to crack, so any cracking happens in straight, hidden lines instead of across the slab.

Should I choose stamped concrete or pavers?

Stamped concrete costs less up front and has no joints. Pavers cost more but flex with the ground and can be repaired stone by stone. We're happy to price both.

Do you remove old concrete?

Yes. Demo and haul-away are included in your quote when needed.

Does concrete need sealing?

Broom finish doesn't require it but benefits from it. Stamped and colored concrete should be resealed every few years to keep the color rich.

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