CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS
Concrete Driveways in Halifax
A concrete driveway should last for decades. We remove the old driveway, excavate, build a compacted gravel base and pour a reinforced concrete driveway designed to handle Nova Scotia freeze-thaw winters.
What's Included
- New driveways and replacements
- Old asphalt and concrete removal
- Excavation and compacted gravel base
- Steel reinforcement and proper thickness
- Control joints to manage cracking
- Broom, smooth or decorative finishes
Why Driveways Fail and How We Prevent It
Most cracked or sunken driveways fail because of what is underneath: a thin base, poor compaction or bad drainage. We build from the ground up, slope the surface for drainage and cure the concrete properly so it stays strong.
How We Work
01.
Site visit
We measure the driveway, check drainage and talk through finish options.
02.
Removal and excavation
We break out the old surface and dig to the right depth.
03.
Base and forming
We place and compact gravel, set forms and add reinforcement.
04.
Pour and finish
We pour, finish, cut control joints and cure the concrete.
Driveways Across Halifax
We install concrete driveways across the Halifax Regional Municipality, including Halifax, Dartmouth, Bedford, Lower Sackville, Cole Harbour, Fall River, Clayton Park, Timberlea, Hammonds Plains, Spryfield and Eastern Passage.
Frequently Asked Questions
How soon can I drive on my new driveway?
Usually about a week for cars and longer for heavy vehicles. We give you clear guidance for your project.
Should I choose concrete or pavers?
Concrete is cost-effective and low maintenance, while pavers are easier to repair in sections. We can help you decide on site.
Do you remove the old driveway?
Yes. We break out and haul away old asphalt or concrete as part of the job.
Will my driveway crack?
All concrete can crack, but a solid base, proper reinforcement and control joints keep cracking controlled and minimal.
Get a Free Driveway Estimate
Tell us about your driveway and we will give you a clear written quote.