Driveways that drain right
The most-poured slab we do — new driveways, full replacements, aprons and approaches across southern Ohio and northeast Kentucky.
What you get
Flat today. Flat in ten years.
A driveway fails at the base, not the surface. Ours start with tear-out where needed, compacted stone and grades that carry water away from your garage — then a clean, even broom finish on top.
- Tear-out & replace — the old drive cut, hauled off and re-poured
- Graded to drain — water moves away from the house, not into it
- Broom finish & joints — traction underfoot, control joints cut straight
- Aprons & approaches — clean transitions at the street and garage
Good to know
Straight answers
How soon can we park on it?
Stay off a new driveway with vehicles for about a week while the concrete gains strength. Foot traffic is fine much sooner — we’ll walk you through the timeline for your pour before we leave.
Do you haul off the old driveway?
Yes. Tear-out, haul-off and site prep are part of the job — one crew and one quote covers removal and the new pour.
Will it match my garage floor height?
We set forms off the existing garage line so the new slab meets the door cleanly, with the fall running toward the street.
Free quotes
Your driveway, done right
Text a photo of the drive and we’ll take it from there.
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm · Portsmouth, OH