Concrete driveways in Wexford, PA
Wexford's subdivisions were mostly built with two-car driveways, and a lot of those are now reaching the age where cracks and settling start to show. They're also getting wider, as families look for one more space for a third car.
Driveways we see in Wexford
- Two and three-car driveways
- Newer subdivisions with HOAs
- Clay soils in North Hills
- Slabs settling near garage doors
Areas we cover in Wexford
We pour and repair concrete driveways across Wexford, including these areas.
- Pine Township
- Marshall Township
- McCandless edge
- Subdivisions off Route 19
Widening a suburban driveway
A strip along one side is the usual way to gain a parking space. It needs dowels into the old slab and the same base depth as the rest. See driveway extension for how that goes. Check the HOA rules first, since many subdivisions limit paving at the front of the house and may want to approve the finish.
The zoning rules vary by township, and much of Wexford sits in Pine or Marshall, so it's the township that makes the call, not the post office name.
Newer homes often have a slab that's dropping next to the garage. Soil was dug out for the foundation and then backfilled, and it can settle for years. Panels often tip toward the door for that reason. It's also common in this area to see builder-grade slabs at 4 inches over thin stone. When replacing one, it's worth stepping up to 5 inches on a proper base. Salt from Route 19 and the neighborhood roads gets tracked in as well, so plan on keeping the slab sealed.
Concrete driveway work in Wexford
These are common driveway jobs in Wexford.
Getting a quote in Wexford
Tell us about any HOA rules, and we will confirm what your township needs before work starts.
Before we visit, try our concrete driveway cost guide.
Concrete driveway questions from Wexford
How much does it cost to widen a concrete driveway in Wexford?
A side strip for one more car is priced at $8 to $14 per square foot, doweled into the old slab, and never below our $1,500 minimum. Check your HOA rules before you order.
Can you widen a garage?
That's a job for a builder. We'd widen the driveway and apron to match it.
Can you widen a garage door opening?
Often, with a new header. Plan the new driveway width at the same time.
How much is it to pour a concrete driveway?
A two-car Wexford driveway of 20 by 40 feet is often $6,400 to $11,200 for a broom finish.