Driveway Apron Installation

What This Service Involves

The apron is the hard-working span between the public roadway and your driveway, and it takes the brunt of turning vehicles and street runoff. We build or replace it to municipal standards, with reinforced concrete and correct slope so it handles loads and directs water properly. Because it ties into the public right-of-way, apron work often requires jurisdiction approval, which we coordinate. A properly built apron protects the driveway edge and gives a clean, finished entrance. All work meets local code and our L&I standards.

Benefits

Creates a smooth, durable street-to-driveway transition; Built to municipal right-of-way standards; Handles turning vehicle loads without cracking; Directs street runoff correctly; Gives the driveway a clean, finished entrance

Our Process

1) Confirm jurisdiction requirements and secure approvals; 2) Remove the existing apron and prepare the base; 3) Form and reinforce the apron to the correct slope; 4) Pour, finish, and cure the concrete before use

What Affects the Cost

Apron size and required thickness; Jurisdiction permit and inspection requirements; Base preparation and reinforcement; Removal of existing material; Traffic control if street access is affected

Best Time of Year

Apron pours are scheduled in dry, moderate weather so the concrete cures fully before vehicle traffic returns.