Pleasant Grove, UT · Serving all of Utah County
Concrete Driveways in Pleasant Grove & Utah County
New driveways, full tear-out and replacement, approaches and aprons — poured and reinforced by a family crew with 30+ years of experience.
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- Licensed & insured
- Built for Utah winters
Driveways
New Driveway Installation & Replacement in Pleasant Grove, Lehi & American Fork
From a fresh pour on a new build to tearing out a cracked, failing slab and repouring it level — we handle every step.
New concrete driveways
Crack-resistant, properly based driveways finished to survive freeze-thaw winters.
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Driveway replacement & tear-out
We remove old, cracked driveways, haul them away and repour clean and level — no mess left behind.
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Driveway extensions & widening
Extra parking where you need it, matched to the existing slab and tied in cleanly.
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Approaches & garage aprons
Reinforced approaches and aprons poured thicker where the daily load is heaviest.
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Excavation & base prep
Grading, forming and compacted base work done right so your pour lasts for decades.
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Drainage & grading
Proper slope so water runs off the slab instead of pooling and undermining it.
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Our Driveway Pour Process: Grade, Form, Pour, Cure
A clear, no-surprises process so you always know what happens next.
Free on-site estimate
We measure your driveway and quote an exact price at no charge.
Tear-out & grade
We remove old concrete, excavate and compact a solid base for the new pour.
Form, reinforce & pour
Forms set, rebar or mesh placed, then concrete poured and hand-finished level.
Cure & walkthrough
We control the cure, review the finished slab with you and clean the site completely.
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FAQ
Concrete driveway questions
How much does a new concrete driveway cost in Utah County?
Pricing depends on square footage, thickness, finish and how much old concrete has to come out. Use our instant estimator for a ballpark, then we confirm an exact price with a free on-site visit in Pleasant Grove, Lehi, American Fork, Orem or Provo.
How thick should a residential driveway be?
Four inches over a compacted base handles normal car and truck traffic. We pour thicker and add reinforcement at the approach, the apron and anywhere heavy vehicles turn or park — we'll spec it during the estimate.
How long before I can drive on a new driveway?
You can usually walk on it the next day. We ask you to keep vehicles off for about a week while the slab gains strength, and we'll give you exact dates for your pour before we leave.
Do you remove and haul away the old driveway?
Yes. Full tear-out, excavation and haul-away are part of the job — you don't need a separate demo contractor or a dumpster in front of your house.
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Other concrete work we pour in Utah County
One family crew handles every part of the job — so you're not chasing three contractors for one backyard.
RV pads
Thick, steel-reinforced pads that carry a motorhome without cracking.
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Walkways
Sidewalks, side-yard paths and front entries, poured trip-free.
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Patios
Broom-finished backyard patio slabs, poured level and clean.
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Shed pads
Level, square pads so a shed sits flat and stays dry.
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Get a free driveway estimate
Tell us about your driveway and we'll get you an exact price after a quick site visit — at no cost.