When a driveway is past patching, we tear out the old slab, fix the base, and pour a new one built for Ohio freeze-thaw. Free written estimate.
Tell us about your project and we will get right back to you.
Most failing driveways failed at the base, not the concrete. Pouring new concrete over a bad base just buys you a few years. We tear out, regrade, and rebuild so the new slab has something solid to sit on.

Heaving and settling start underground. We find out why the old slab failed before we pour a new one.
Air-entrained concrete and proper control joints so the new driveway survives Dayton winters.
We protect your yard and haul the debris away, so you are not left with a pile of broken concrete.
Other concrete driveway work we handle across Dayton.
Ballpark ranges for planning. Your exact, itemized price comes after we see the site.
$8,500
$6,000 to $12,000
$2,000
$1,200 to $3,500
Resurfacing works when the slab underneath is sound and only the surface is worn. If your driveway is cracked through, heaving, or sinking, an overlay cracks right along the same lines within a season or two. Replacement is more work up front, but it is the honest answer when the slab has structurally failed.
We will tell you straight which one your driveway needs. If a repair or resurfacing will genuinely hold, we will say so. When we do recommend replacement, you get a written and itemized price covering removal, base work, reinforcement, and the pour, so there are no surprises after the old slab is out.
We look at the cracking, drainage, and base, then give you a written price for removal and replacement.
The old slab comes out, the base is regraded for drainage, and fresh gravel is compacted.
We set forms, add wire mesh or rebar, pour 4 to 6 inches, and finish the surface.
Control joints are cut, the slab cures, and we walk the finished driveway with you.
If the slab is cracked through, heaving, or sinking in sections, replacement is usually the better value. If it is structurally sound with only surface pitting or a few cracks, a repair or resurfacing can hold. We will tell you which after we look.
Concrete is walkable in a day or two, but you should keep vehicles off for about 7 days so it gains enough strength. Full cure continues for weeks. We will give you the exact timing for your pour.
Yes. A full replacement includes breaking out the old slab and hauling the debris off site. We do not pour a thin overlay over a failing driveway and call it new.
In most cases, yes, as long as we can pour before hard freezes set in. We plan the schedule so the slab has time to cure properly before cold weather.
One quick form and we will call you back to talk it through. Prefer to talk now? Call (937) 892-4388
A local concrete crew serving Dayton and the Miami Valley. Driveway replacement is core work for us, and we treat it as a base problem first and a concrete problem second. Honest assessments, clean tear-outs, and slabs we are glad to put our name on.