Install a Concrete Driveway That Lasts a Lifetime

Most concrete installations take 4-5 days from start to finish. This includes digging, base preparation, steel installation, concrete pouring, and finishing. The concrete needs about 7 days to become strong enough for cars.

Concrete lasts longer and stays stronger than asphalt. While it costs more at first, concrete doesn't need the regular sealing that asphalt requires. Concrete handles heavy vehicles better and won't get soft in hot weather.

New concrete driveways typically cost between $12,000–$24,500 depending on size, thickness, and special features. Concrete costs more than asphalt but lasts much longer, making it a better value over time.

We use special techniques to prevent cracking. We add steel reinforcement and control joints that help the concrete handle freezing and thawing. Our 25-year guarantee protects you against cracking problems.

Absolutely! We work with many new home builders and understand how to coordinate with other workers. We can schedule your concrete installation at the perfect time in your building process.

You can walk on the surface after 2 days and drive on it after 7 days. We recommend waiting 30 days before parking heavy vehicles regularly to let the concrete reach full strength.

We use special broom finishes that create a rough surface for good traction. Concrete is actually less slippery than asphalt when properly finished. You can add salt safely without damaging the surface.

Yes! We offer decorative options including stamped patterns that look like stone or brick, and colored concrete that can match your home's style. These options add beautiful character to your entrance.

Very little! Unlike asphalt that needs sealing every few years, concrete just needs occasional cleaning. We recommend washing it once a year to keep it looking fresh and beautiful.

We install from April through October when temperatures are right for proper concrete curing. For new homes finishing in winter, we can prepare the base and schedule concrete pouring for optimal spring conditions.