Concrete driveways for Gilbert, AZ and the East Valley

It depends on size and access, but most residential driveways are torn out, formed and poured in a short window. One customer wrote that we fixed their old 1950's driveway in two days. We'll give you a schedule with your quote.

Foot traffic is usually fine after a day or two. Keep cars and trucks off until the concrete has had time to cure, typically about a week, longer in cooler weather. We'll tell you exactly when it's safe for your slab.

Yes. Extensions and extra parking are some of the most common jobs we do. We tie the new concrete in next to your existing driveway so the edge looks intentional, not patched.

Many East Valley HOAs want to approve exterior changes like a wider driveway, so check with yours first. Work that touches the curb, the approach or the public sidewalk usually needs a city permit. We'll talk through what your project needs during the site visit.

Concrete shrinks as it cures and moves with temperature, so some cracking is normal. Good base prep, reinforcement and properly spaced control joints keep cracks where they're supposed to be: in the joints, not across the middle of your slab.