Our client had a long, worn out single-car driveway, which didn’t provide much parking space for guests and forced the homeowner to back all the way out of the garage and onto a busy street.
We came up with a plan to replace their current driveway and add on a new half-circle driveway, providing more parking and making it easier and safer for them to get out of the garage and onto the street.
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Project Plan
Here’s the outline of the project scope:
- Break and remove existing concrete from street to garage door.
- Excavate front yard for addition of 4” thick half-circle driveway. Excavate approaches for 6” of concrete on 6” of aggregate base.
- Driveways shall be 12ft wide except where circle driveway opens up to side drive.
- Set forms, grade, and mechanically compact subgrade.
- Place #3 reinforcing steel at 20” spacing throughout.
- Pour driveway using 3500psi concrete with a medium broom finish.
- Return to saw-cut crack control joints, remove forms, and backfill.
Looking for a driveway replacement of your own? Give us a call at 918-327-2013, or get a free estimate online.
An aerial view of the property with the new driveway outlined in yellow.