Concrete
Pads & Driveway Extensions
Need room for one more car, a trailer, a shed, or a hot tub? We pour driveway extensions and concrete pads sized and reinforced for what will sit on them, with a clean joint where new meets old.
A pad is only as good as what's under it. We excavate, compact the base, and set reinforcement for the weight the slab will carry, because an RV pad and a shed pad are different jobs.
Where an extension meets your existing driveway, we plan the joint on purpose. New concrete starts lighter and weathers toward the old over time, and a straight, intentional joint keeps it looking planned.
What's included
- Driveway widening and side parking pads
- Slabs for sheds, HVAC units, generators, hot tubs, and RVs
- Thickness and reinforcement matched to the load, not guessed
- Doweled or jointed tie-ins so the new slab moves with the old one
Common questions
Will a driveway extension match my existing driveway?
We match the finish and the joint pattern. The color won't match on day one, because new concrete always starts lighter, but it weathers toward the old slab over the following months.
How thick should a pad be?
It depends on the load. A shed or HVAC pad is a different job from a pad that will carry an RV or a loaded trailer. We size the thickness and reinforcement to what will actually sit on it.
Do I need a permit for a driveway extension?
It depends on your city and whether the work touches the street or a utility easement. Ask us at the site walk and we'll go over what applies to your property before any work is scheduled.
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