Concrete, Grading, and Hardscape Solutions

Driveways are typically 4–6 inches thick with 3,500–4,500 PSI concrete, a compacted base, and either wire mesh or rebar per load needs. Sidewalks are commonly 4 inches with control joints about every 4–5 feet and compliant cross slopes. Parking Lots are engineered for expected traffic, often 5–8 inches with thicker sections at approaches and dumpster pads.

Gravel Driveway work includes base reconstruction where necessary, geotextile separation to minimize pumping, and a crowned surface for runoff. Foundation Grading sets accurate pads and drainage planes, targeting proper elevations to move water away from structures and prepare for concrete slabs or footings.

Patio Installation offers finishes like broom, stamped, or exposed aggregate with color options and sealers. Retaining Walls are built with drainage stone, filter fabric, and weep details, with geogrid reinforcement where specified. Slab Foundations include vapor barriers, thickened edges or footings, anchor bolts, and level tolerances suitable for framing.