THE BIG 3

How thick should my concrete driveway/patio be?

Will my concrete crack?

How much does concrete work cost?

For vehicle traffic, we recommend 6 inches of concrete, while foot traffic typically requires 4 inches.

ALL CONCRETE CRACKS, but we use proper techniques (control joints, reinforcement, curing methods) to minimize cracking.


On average: $10-$16/sqft for Broom Finish

$13-$26/sqft for Stamped

$16-$26/sqft for Exposed Aggregate

How should I prepare for my concrete project?

Clearing the work area and ensuring access for our equipment is all we ask of you.

How long before I can use my new concrete?

Typically, 24-48 hours is acceptable for foot traffic , but we recommend waiting at least 7 days before driving on a driveway and 28 days for full cure.

Can my concrete driveway support heavy vehicles?

Standard concrete driveways at, 4 inches, are designed to support regular vehicles(Sedans, SUVs, Half ton pick ups). If you plan to park heavy equipment or RVs, we can adjust to 6 inches of concrete and the necessary level of reinforcement.

How long does concrete last?

Properly installed and maintained concrete can last 30+ years. Factors like weather, soil conditions, and maintenance affect longevity.

How can I maintain my concrete surface?

.Regular sealing, avoiding de-icing salts in winter, and keeping heavy loads off the edges will help prolong the life of your concrete.

Can you match the color of my existing concrete?

We do our best to match colors, but due to variations in materials and age, an exact match is not always possible.

Do I need a permit for my concrete project?

Permit requirements vary by location and project type. We can help determine if a permit is needed and assist with the process if necessary.

What happens if there’s an issue with my concrete after installation?

We stand by our work. If you notice any issues, contact us, and we’ll assess the situation to find a solution.

Concrete Repair & Replacement


Can you repair cracked or damaged concrete?


Can you resurface old concrete instead of replacing it?


My concrete is flaking or spalling—what can be done?

Cracks can be repaired, but only temporarily. In some cases, a full replacement may be a better long-term solution.

Yes, resurfacing is an option for concrete that is structurally sound but needs a refreshed appearance. Epoxy surfacing is often times a good solution.

Flaking or spalling can result from freeze-thaw cycles or improper sealing. We can assess the damage and recommend the best solution, whether it’s resurfacing or sealing.

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Email:contact@aberrantbuild.com