A driveway is the first surface anyone touches on your property. We form, reinforce and finish concrete driveways built for Central Texas clay soils, heavy trucks and hot summers.
Much of Austin sits on expansive clay that swells when wet and shrinks in drought. We prepare a compacted base, set consistent slab depth, place reinforcement and cut control joints so movement happens where we planned it, not through the middle of your drive.
Finishes that fit the house
A standard broom finish gives traction and a clean look. Exposed aggregate and stamped concrete driveways add texture and color that complement limestone, brick and modern siding. We walk through options with you by phone before anything is scheduled.
How it works
Our process
01
Call and talk it through
Tell us what you want poured, where, and how it will be used. We ask the questions that shape scope and finish.
02
Site walk and plan
We look at grade, drainage, access and existing concrete, then agree on layout, thickness, reinforcement and finish.
03
Prep, form and reinforce
Excavation, compacted base, forms set to elevation, and reinforcement placed before any truck arrives.
04
Pour, finish and cure
Placed, screeded, finished and jointed by hand. We explain cure timing so you know when to walk, drive and seal.
Gallery
Driveways in Austin
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Questions
Driveways FAQs
How thick should a concrete driveway be?+
Residential driveways are commonly poured at four inches, with thicker sections where heavier vehicles will park. We recommend depth and reinforcement based on how you plan to use the drive.
When can I drive on a new concrete driveway?+
Concrete gains strength over time. We will give you a specific timeline for foot traffic and vehicle traffic for your pour based on mix and weather conditions.
Can you replace only part of my driveway?+
Often, yes. Sectional replacement works well when the rest of the slab is sound. We will tell you honestly when a full replacement is the better long-term choice.