Denver's temperature swings destroy weak concrete. We pour 6-inch reinforced driveways with expansion joints spaced every 10 feet - critical for preventing the cracks you see across older Lakewood homes.
Our process starts with excavating 12 inches below grade to remove unstable soil. We compact in layers with a vibratory plate, then add wire mesh and fiber reinforcement before pouring. For steep driveways near Red Rocks, we include traction grooves to prevent icy slip hazards.
Expect 3-5 days from tear-out to final cure. We'll coordinate with your HOA if you're in a historic district like Park Hill.
Our process starts with excavating 12 inches below grade to remove unstable soil. We compact in layers with a vibratory plate, then add wire mesh and fiber reinforcement before pouring. For steep driveways near Red Rocks, we include traction grooves to prevent icy slip hazards.
Expect 3-5 days from tear-out to final cure. We'll coordinate with your HOA if you're in a historic district like Park Hill.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Mark utility lines and grade for proper drainage away from your foundation
- 02 Step 2: Excavate and compact subbase with native gravel
- 03 Step 3: Install formwork with expansion joints every 10 feet
- 04 Step 4: Pour 4000 PSI air-entrained concrete with fiber additives
Benefits
- Eliminates standing water that causes icy patches
- Reinforcement prevents cracking from heavy trucks
- Custom finishes: exposed aggregate, stamped patterns
- Meets Denver residential code for slope and thickness
Frequently Asked Questions
How soon can I park on my new driveway?
Wait 7 days for passenger vehicles. We'll provide a cure timeline based on weather - summer pours set faster than winter installations.
Do you handle permits?
Yes. Denver requires permits for any driveway replacement. We include this in our quote and file the paperwork.