Driveways &
walkways.
New and replacement driveways built on a proper compacted base with reinforcement and control joints — so they stay flat and crack-resistant through Rochester winters.
A driveway built to outlast the winters
Most driveway failures start underground. We tear out the old slab, rebuild and compact the sub-base, add wire mesh or rebar, and cut proper control joints — the unglamorous steps that keep a slab flat and crack-free for decades.
- Tear-out & haul-away of old slabs
- Compacted, graded sub-base
- Wire mesh or rebar reinforcement
- Broom, smooth or exposed finishes
Our process, step by step
Tear-out
We remove and haul away the failing slab and excavate to grade.
Base & grade
A compacted stone sub-base is built and pitched for drainage.
Reinforce & form
Wire mesh or rebar goes in; edges are formed and squared.
Pour & finish
We pour, finish to your chosen texture, and cut control joints.
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See a driveway we actually poured.
1,211 sq ft driveway & apron replacement, Rochester NY — full tear-out, 5″ compacted stone base, 4000 PSI pour with fibers. Read the full case study →
Concrete questions, straight answers.
How long does a new concrete driveway last in Rochester?
Decades, when it's built on a properly compacted base with reinforcement and control joints and sealed periodically. That base prep is exactly what protects it through freeze-thaw winters.
Do you tear out and haul away the old driveway?
Yes — tear-out, haul-away, base rebuild and compaction, forming, pouring, finishing and sealing. We handle the whole job.
When can I drive on a new concrete driveway?
You can walk on it after 24–48 hours and drive on it after about 7 days. It keeps curing and reaches full strength at around 28 days.
Pay for your project over time
Spread the cost of your concrete project into easy monthly payments with Wisetack financing. Checking your rate takes minutes and won’t affect your credit score — so you can get started now and pay as you go.
Ready for concrete that lasts?
Free written estimates, seven days a week. Let’s talk about your project.