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Driveways & flatwork

Broken out, poured again, built for the truck

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How long
Two to three days, then a week before you drive on it

Most of our work is flatwork: driveways, walks, the slab behind the garage. Each one starts with the ground, because a slab is only as good as what it sits on. We dig to depth, slope it to drain, and lay and compact four to six inches of crushed limestone before a form goes in.

Then the steel: rebar tied in a grid and lifted on chairs, so it ends up in the middle of the slab where it does its job. We pour early in the morning, screed it level, float and broom it, and cut the control joints the same afternoon. You get a written price before we dig, and we seal it for you after twenty-eight days.

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A new broom-finished concrete driveway with saw-cut control joints curving up to a pale limestone ranch house

What's included

  • Old concrete broken out and hauled
  • Grading and a compacted limestone base
  • Rebar on chairs, 4,000 PSI mix
  • Broom finish and saw-cut control joints
  • Sealed after 28 days

Typical jobs

  • A two-car driveway poured again
  • A walk from the drive to the door
  • An RV pad beside the garage
  • A slab for a shed or a hot tub

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Questions

How thick is a driveway?

Four inches for cars, five or six where a truck or an RV will park; we write it in the estimate.

When can I drive on it?

Walk on it after two days, drive a car on it after seven, park anything heavy after twenty-eight.

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Questions about driveways, patios, walls, prices and the towns we cover

Hi! Ask me what Haldane does, what a driveway or a patio usually costs per square foot, how soon a crew can pour or which towns we cover. For an exact price, a free estimate is the way: call (830) 555-0143.

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