If you’re tired of patch jobs, and worn out and sinking concrete, INDepth has you covered.
A lot of people choose concrete driveway installation after getting tired of other materials failing them.
Concrete stays solid, keeps its shape, and does not need constant patching or refilling. It handles heavy vehicles, daily traffic, and changing weather without breaking down fast. Concrete also looks clean and finished from day one, and it keeps that look for years with very little upkeep.
If you want a driveway you can install once and not worry about again, concrete is the smarter choice.
Standard residential concrete driveways are 4 inches thick. For heavy vehicles like RVs or trucks, we recommend 6 inches. The base layer underneath adds another 4-6 inches of compacted rock.
Wait at least 7 days before driving on fresh concrete. Full strength takes about 28 days. We’ll give you specific timing based on weather conditions and concrete mix used.
All concrete can develop small cracks over time. We use control joints to manage where cracks appear and keep them minimal. Proper base prep and thickness help prevent major cracking.
Concrete costs about 30-50% more initially but lasts twice as long as asphalt. Over 30 years, concrete is usually the better value due to lower maintenance needs.
Concrete driveways typically cost $8-12 per square foot installed in the Puget Sound area. A standard two-car driveway (20×20 feet) runs $3,200-4,800. Factors like site prep, thickness, and decorative finishes affect the final price.
Seal your concrete every 2-3 years to protect from moisture and staining. Clean oil spills promptly and avoid using deicing salts in winter. With basic care, concrete driveways last 30-40 years.
We can get close to existing concrete using similar mixes and finishing techniques. However, new concrete always looks slightly different than weathered concrete. Color blending improves over time as the new section weathers.
Spring through fall works best in Western Washington. We avoid pouring in freezing temperatures or heavy rain. Ideal conditions are 50-80°F with dry weather. We monitor forecasts carefully to schedule concrete pours.
We install concrete driveways throughout the Puget Sound including Snohomish County, King County, and Skagit County communities like Everett, Marysville, Seattle, Bellevue, and Mount Vernon.