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Pleasant Grove's mature neighborhoods have mature driveways — many at the end of a 30-to-40-year life. We'll tell you honestly whether yours has years left or is done.
The classic Pleasant Grove driveway problem: decades of freeze-thaw, salt, and settling have left panels tilted, surfaces spalling, and cracks that come back every time they're filled. At that point, patching is throwing good money after bad — but so is a replacement that reuses the same tired base. We excavate, rebuild the base, correct the drainage, and pour new.
Mature trees are one of the best things about PG's older streets — and one of the most common driveway killers. Roots lift panels and open joints. During tear-out we can root-prune, adjust the driveway's edge, or add root barrier so the new slab and the tree can coexist.
Not every aging driveway needs replacement. Surface cracks on a slab that's still flat and draining can often be sealed and maintained for years. Our free inspection ends with a straight answer either way — we don't push the biggest job.
Not necessarily. If the rest of the slab is sound, we can replace the affected panels, deal with the root properly, and match the finish. If lifting is widespread, we'll show you why replacement wins.
Yes — partial replacement makes sense when failure is localized. The key is tying new panels to old ones correctly so the joint doesn't become the next crack.
Typically two to four working days on site: demo and haul-off, base work, forming, and the pour. Then the concrete needs about a week before vehicles drive on it.
Honest answer, written quote in 48 hours, and a women-owned crew that shows up. Let's take a look.