★★★★★
Old driveway was cracked all over and sinking near the street. New one looks a hundred times better. Crew was easy to deal with too.
★★★★★
Love the patio. Exactly what we wanted and now we actually use the backyard. Good price, solid work, no mess left behind. I'd hire them again.
Service Areas
We serve North Charleston, Goose Creek, Summerville, James Island, Ladson, Moncks Corner, Mount Pleasant, Sangaree, and Hanahan. We plan each visit around the actual address, including properties near Red Bank Rd in Goose Creek and N Main St in Summerville. Whether your North Charleston property is near Ashley Phosphate Rd, Rivers Ave, Dorchester Rd, or E Montague Ave, send us the street address and describe the concrete that needs work. We use the property location and job details to arrange a visit.
Goose Creek
Concrete driveway installation, replacement, and repair in Goose Creek, SC.
View area page →Summerville
Concrete driveway installation, replacement, and repair for Summerville homeowners.
View area page →James Island
James Island Creek is listed as an impaired waterway, and the island has been studied watershed by watershed to plan its drainage.
View area page →Ladson
Crossline piping, drainage structures, and underdrains are going in along Ladson Road.
View area page →Moncks Corner
A lot of Moncks Corner homes were built in the 2010s, and plenty were built before that.
View area page →Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant has a lot of homes built in the 2010s, mixed in with older houses.
View area page →Office: 2457 W Aviation Ave, North Charleston, SC 29406
How We Work
Request
Tell us what you want built or what has gone wrong with your concrete. We start by measuring the area and checking access for demolition, hauling, and concrete placement. We inspect slab edges, cracks, low spots, and nearby pavement. If water stands on the concrete, we check where it enters and where it can drain.
Assess
We assess the site conditions before defining the work. We write down the removal, excavation, base preparation, reinforcement, finish, and joint work your job needs. We explain which damaged sections can be repaired and which need replacement. Size, access, and conditions beneath the slab affect the work and price. Our driveway cost guide explains those factors.
Recommend
We recommend the preparation, repair, or replacement approach that fits what we find. Before placement, we check the compacted base, forms, and reinforcement position. We screed, float, and finish the concrete, then cut control joints and protect the slab during curing. We give you instructions for foot traffic and vehicle use.
Schedule
We schedule demolition, placement, finishing, and curing in the order the job requires. Learn more about us or read our driveway project process.
What Our Customers Say
★★★★★
Old driveway was cracked all over and sinking near the street. New one looks a hundred times better. Crew was easy to deal with too.
★★★★★
Love the patio. Exactly what we wanted and now we actually use the backyard. Good price, solid work, no mess left behind. I'd hire them again.
★★★★★
Had a bad crack running across one section and a corner that had started breaking apart. They repaired both instead of telling me I needed to tear everything out. Holding up well so far.
★★★★★
We widened the driveway so our daughter's car wouldn't have to sit half in the grass anymore. They matched the slope nicely and tied it into the old section better than I expected. Even our neighbor commented on how clean the edges came out.
★★★★☆
Poured a pad for our shed. Good job and measurements were right on. They were about an hour late the first morning, but once they got started everything went smoothly.
★★★★★
Simple little front walkway job but it made a big difference. No more stepping through mud after it rains.
★★★★★
I was skeptical resurfacing would make much difference because the concrete looked pretty rough. I was wrong. It cleaned up the whole front of the house and saved us from replacing the entire driveway.
★★★★★
Very happy with the work. We had a patio poured behind the house and a short path added around the side gate. Marcus suggested making the path a few inches wider than what I originally asked for and I'm glad he did. It's much easier getting the trash cans through there now.
What Local Properties Need
For a North Charleston driveway, the connection at the street needs attention along with the slab beside your home. Before changing a driveway apron, curb, or adjoining sidewalk, we verify the requirements for that address. Those checks can affect the apron layout, pavement connections, and drainage slope.
Work within a public right-of-way or easement can require drawings and access for inspection. We verify which requirements apply before setting forms or replacing concrete in that area.
Standing water tells us to inspect elevations and the runoff path. We check low slab edges, downspout discharge, and the base beneath settled sections. When support has washed out or softened, we include the needed base preparation in the repair or replacement. A fresh surface alone cannot restore missing support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you repair my driveway instead of replacing it?
Yes, when the damage is localized and the surrounding concrete has stable support. We remove loose concrete and prepare the area for repair. Widespread deterioration or settlement may require replacement of the affected sections.
Will resurfacing fix standing water?
An overlay alone does not fix failed support or a drainage problem. We check slab elevations and runoff first. If the slab slopes the wrong way, we identify the grading or replacement work needed to correct it.
When can I drive on new concrete?
We give you a vehicle-use date based on the concrete placed and curing conditions. Keep vehicles off until then. A dry-looking surface does not mean the slab has gained enough strength for vehicle loads.
What changes the price of driveway replacement?
Driveway size, slab thickness, demolition, hauling access, base repairs, and drainage work affect the price. We measure the area and inspect those conditions before quoting your job.
Request Service
Call (843) 994-2975 or request service online. Tell us your property address, which concrete area needs work, and whether you see cracks, sinking sections, or standing water. We will inspect the area and write down the work it needs.