Concrete driveways · Tyler
Concrete parking pads a solid spot for every vehicle
A parking pad gives a trailer, boat, RV or extra car a firm, clean place to sit instead of sinking into the yard.
Sound familiar?
A pad makes sense when
- A trailer or boat is sinking into the grass
- Cars are parked on the lawn
- You need a level spot to hitch up
- The driveway is full
Built for what sits on it
A parked RV or loaded trailer puts a lot of weight on a small area, often on its tires and jacks. Pads for heavy vehicles need more thickness and reinforcement than a patio, and a well-compacted base underneath.
Access and layout
We plan the pad around how you will back in and pull out, how it connects to the driveway, and where rainwater will go.
From our recent work
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Questions we hear
Frequently asked
How thick should an RV pad be?
Thicker than a car driveway. We size it to the weight that will sit on it. Thickness basics.
Can a pad connect to my driveway?
Yes, usually with a joint where the two meet so each can move on its own.
Ready to talk about your concrete?
Let's get your project on solid ground.
Tell us what you need and we'll get back to you to talk it through and set up a time to look at the job.
Prefer to call?(903) 555-0100