Driveway repairs · Tyler
Driveway section replacement fix the bad panels, keep the rest
Often only a few panels of a driveway have failed, at the apron, by a downspout or over a soft spot. Cutting out those sections and pouring new ones keeps the good concrete in service.
Sound familiar?
Good candidates
- One or two panels badly broken
- A failed apron at the street or garage
- A section damaged by a tree root or heavy load
- The rest of the drive is in good shape
Clean cuts at the joints
The damaged section is saw-cut along joint lines where possible, broken out and removed. That keeps the repair looking like a regular panel instead of a patch.
Fix the base, then pour
The ground under a failed section is usually part of the reason it failed. We rebuild and compact the base, tie the new concrete to the surrounding slab where it should be tied, and pour and finish to match the slope.
From our recent work
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Questions we hear
Frequently asked
Will the color match?
New concrete is lighter at first and weathers closer to the old over time.
When is full replacement better?
When most panels are failing or the base is bad throughout. Full driveway replacement.
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