Concrete Driveway Installation

What This Service Involves

We engineer driveways with the right slab thickness, reinforcement, and drainage slope for our region's saturated soils. Proper base compaction and control joints prevent the cracking that plagues quick, cut-rate pours. Options include broom, exposed aggregate, or stamped finishes to match your home's style. Permits and grading are handled in-house so the finished driveway meets local code and drains away from your foundation.

Benefits

Correct slope directs runoff away from the home; Reinforced slab resists cracking under vehicle loads; Multiple finishes to complement your exterior; Permitting and grading managed start to finish; Durable surface built for decades of PNW weather

Our Process

1) Evaluate soil, grade, and drainage needs; 2) Excavate and compact a stable gravel base; 3) Set forms, reinforcement, and control joints; 4) Pour, finish, and cure the slab to spec

What Affects the Cost

Total square footage and slab thickness; Site excavation and base preparation; Reinforcement and drainage requirements; Decorative finish selection; Removal of any existing driveway

Best Time of Year

We prefer the drier months of June through September for pouring, ensuring ideal curing before fall rains arrive.