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Driveways are one of the first things that are seen when you approach a residence. Having it durable and long lasting will bring additional value and elegance to your home for years to come. Concrete has the longest life of all other products for driveways, including asphalt and paving stones. There are many reasons why builders all over the world consider concrete their first choice for driveways over other products available.

Durability

Being a Texas concrete contractor one of our most common areas of construction is driveways and building to high standards is crucial for long-term success. Concrete Driveways are poured on a compacted Gravel base, to a minimum 98% proctor density. We most commonly pour 4-5 inch thick driveway slabs with ½ inch rebar 16 inch on centers. This specification is sufficient for regular cars and trucks and is also much stronger than any other choice for driveways. When large trucks, trailers or heavy equipment are going to be using a driveway regularly than this spec can be increased to a 6 or 8-inch slab with ⅝ inch rebar far surpassing the competition’s strengths. But the durability of Concrete is a given, so let’s talk about your project.

Do I Need to Replace My Driveway?

When should you start thinking about fixing the cracks in your driveway? As soon as you notice them. The sooner you initiate the fix, the better and more cost-efficient your concrete driveway replacement can be. If your driveway has more than simple cracks – and if it is dangerous – you’ll need a longer lasting solution than driveway repair can offer.

Is Partial Replacement an option?

Here at Romero Concrete Construction, we do not take a temporary or short-term approach to any of our concrete projects. Our professional solution to repairs is concrete driveway REPLACEMENT. That being said, not all driveways need to be fully replaced. Sometimes, only certain areas or sections need the most attention.

You don’t have to have your entire concrete driveway replaced if it isn’t necessary; you can simply address the worst areas and get what’s called a partial replacement. This can often help to minimize the total cost of your project and ensure the bad areas are treated with a permanent, long-lasting solution.