A driveway carries more weight than any other flat surface at a house and is the one everybody sees first. It also fails first when the base was thin or the drainage was an afterthought.
If yours is cracked across the width, heaving at a joint, or holding water in the middle, that is usually a base problem rather than a concrete problem, and pouring over the top of it buys you a couple of seasons at most. We will tell you which one you have before you spend anything.
New pours get a thicker section where the vehicles turn, a proper approach at the road, and a slope that puts water somewhere sensible.
Thickness
5" to 6" with thickened edges
Approach
Cut, formed and tied to the existing road edge
Drainage
Minimum 1% fall away from the garage
Cure before driving
7 days for cars, 28 for anything heavy
Where we do this work
Concrete Driveways across the whole valley. If you are in one of these, Heath will come and look at it.