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Most crews pour on top of whatever they find. We're an excavation company that pours concrete — so the failed base and drainage that killed your old driveway get fixed before the new one goes in.
A driveway is a system: sub-base, drainage, reinforcement, and concrete, in that order of importance. Our replacement scope covers all of it — break-out and same-day haul-off with our own dump trucks, excavation of the failed base, regrading and compaction, drainage correction, reinforcement matched to the load (fiber mix or structural rebar grid), and the pour and finish. You get photos of the base work before it disappears under concrete, because that's the part you're actually paying for.
Typical driveways run two to four working days on site: demo and haul-off, base work and forming, then the pour. Concrete takes foot traffic in a day or two and vehicles in about a week. We schedule the whole sequence up front so you're never guessing where your driveway went.
Utah's freeze-thaw cycle turns any water under a slab into a hydraulic jack. Thin base, poor compaction, and bad grading let that water in. Replacing concrete without fixing those replaces the symptom. Because we own excavators, skid steers, breakers, and compaction equipment, correcting the cause is core scope — not an upsell we're not equipped to perform.
Every replacement carries a written workmanship guarantee in your contract, and every quote is a firm written number — cash price and monthly option — delivered within 48 hours of the free inspection.
Foot traffic in 24–48 hours, vehicles in about 7 days, heavy vehicles longer. Concrete reaches most of its strength in the first week and keeps curing for a month — we'll leave you a simple care sheet.
Our own dump trucks haul it out, typically the same day as demo, and it goes to recycling where available. Haul-off is in the written quote — there's no disposal surprise.
Cold-weather pours are possible with blankets and mix adjustments down to a point, but Utah mid-winter is usually the wrong time to pour a driveway you want to last 30 years. We'll tell you honestly whether to pour or to wait for the schedule window.
Only for the initial inspection and final walkthrough. We photograph each stage, keep the site clean, and text you updates as the job moves.
Honest answer, written quote in 48 hours, and a women-owned crew that shows up. Let's take a look.