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Types of driveway work we do

Six kinds of concrete driveway work we do, with what each one involves.

Replacing a sunken two-car driveway

The old slab is broken out, soft fill is dug out and new stone is compacted. Then a 5-inch slab goes in, pitched away from the garage.

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New two-car concrete driveway with saw-cut joints

Rear pad off a city alley

A line pump carries concrete through a narrow alley to a small pad, with the slab pitched back toward the alley.

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Small concrete parking pad behind a brick rowhouse

Trench drain at a tuck-under garage

The slab is saw-cut at the door, a channel is set in a concrete collar and a pipe runs to daylight lower on the lot.

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New trench drain in front of a tuck-under garage

Exposed aggregate on a steep driveway

A stiffer mix goes in from the bottom up, and the surface is washed at the right time to show the stone.

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Exposed aggregate driveway climbing a steep lot

New apron at the street

The permit is posted, the old apron comes out and a 6-inch slab with steel goes in, with a smooth transition to the curb.

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New concrete apron with a smooth transition at the curb

Widening a driveway for a third car

A strip is added along one side, with dowels drilled into the old slab and joints lined up with the existing ones.

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Driveway widened with a new strip tied into the old slab

Poured once, on a base that holds

A free site visit, a written quote and a slab built for Pittsburgh winters. Bonded and insured.

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