We break out old slabs, rebuild the base, and pour driveways designed to handle New York freeze-thaw cycles, road salt, and heavy vehicles.
What’s included
New concrete driveways
Excavation, compacted stone base, forms, steel reinforcement, and a finished pour.
Full replacement
We break out and haul away the old slab, fix the base, and pour new concrete.
Section repair
When only part of the driveway has failed, we saw-cut and replace just those sections.
Stamped and colored concrete
Patterns and colors that look like stone, slate, or brick, with the strength of concrete.
Driveway aprons and curb cuts
The section where your driveway meets the sidewalk and the street.
Walkways and patios
Matching concrete paths from the driveway to your front steps or backyard.
Signs it needs work
- Cracks wide enough to fit a coin, or cracks that grow each year
- Slabs that have sunk or lifted, leaving a lip at the joints
- Flaking or pitted surface (spalling), often from salt
- Water pooling on the driveway or running toward the house
- Trip hazards at the garage, sidewalk, or apron
One cracked section can usually be replaced on its own. When cracks run across most of the slab, or it has sunk because the base washed out, a full replacement lasts longer and usually costs less over time.
