Concrete Driveways
Durable, low-maintenance concrete driveways that enhance your home's curb appeal and stand up to years of daily use. Built to last 30+ years.
The smart choice for your home.
Your driveway is one of the first things people notice about your home. A well-built concrete driveway not only boosts curb appeal but provides decades of reliable service with minimal maintenance. Unlike asphalt that requires regular sealing, concrete just needs occasional cleaning.
30+ Year Lifespan
Properly installed concrete driveways last for decades with minimal maintenance.
Low Maintenance
No annual sealing required. Just occasional cleaning keeps it looking great.
Boosts Home Value
A clean concrete driveway enhances curb appeal and increases property value.
Design Options
Choose from broom finish, exposed aggregate, stamped, or colored concrete.
Our driveway installation process.
Site Preparation
Remove existing driveway if needed, excavate to proper depth, and grade for drainage.
Base Installation
Install and compact gravel base to provide stable support and prevent settling.
Forms & Reinforcement
Set forms for clean edges and install rebar or wire mesh for added strength.
Pour & Finish
Pour concrete, finish to your chosen texture, cut control joints, and cure properly.
Driveway projects we've completed.
Driveway FAQs
How long does a concrete driveway last?
With proper installation and basic maintenance, a concrete driveway can last 30 years or more. The key factors are proper base preparation, correct thickness, quality concrete mix, and control joints to manage cracking.
How thick should a concrete driveway be?
Standard residential driveways are typically 4 inches thick. For heavier vehicles like RVs or trucks, we recommend 5-6 inches. The edges should be thickened to handle turning stress.
How long before I can drive on a new driveway?
We recommend staying off the concrete for at least 7 days for foot traffic and 10 days for vehicles. Full cure takes about 28 days, so avoid heavy loads during this period.
Is concrete better than asphalt for driveways?
Concrete costs more upfront but lasts significantly longer and requires less maintenance. Asphalt needs resealing every 2-3 years and typically lasts 15-20 years. Concrete is the better long-term value.
Can you pour concrete over my existing driveway?
In most cases, we recommend removing the old driveway. Pouring over existing concrete can lead to bonding issues and uneven settling. A fresh start with proper base preparation ensures the best results.
What finish options are available?
We offer broom finish (textured for traction), exposed aggregate (decorative stones), stamped patterns (brick, stone, slate), and colored concrete. We can help you choose the best option for your home's style.
Ready for a new driveway?
Get your free estimate today. We'll assess your property and provide a detailed quote.