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Concrete Driveways
Driveway installation, replacement, and removal for South Jersey homes and businesses.
Concrete Driveways
Concrete Driveways for South Jersey properties.
Driveway installation, replacement, and removal for South Jersey homes and businesses.
From a single-car driveway to a wide double-wide pad, we build the base and thickness to handle daily vehicle weight and New Jersey's freeze-thaw winters.
- New driveway installation
- Driveway replacement
- Concrete removal
- Residential and commercial access
Built to Last
Concrete Driveways That Handle New Jersey Winters
A driveway takes more abuse than almost any other concrete on your property — daily vehicle weight, road salt, and repeated freeze-thaw cycles every winter. We build the base and mix to handle all of it, not just to look good on install day.
We remove the old driveway if you're replacing one, grade and compact a proper stone base, and pour with the reinforcement and control joints your specific driveway needs based on its size and slope.
Replacement or New Installation
Replacing an Old Driveway or Pouring New
If your driveway is cracked, sunken, or crumbling at the edges, we remove the old slab, haul it away, and check the base underneath before anything new goes in. A new driveway on a raw lot gets the same base evaluation, so it's built right from the start.
We'll walk the site with you first, talk through width, shape, and any drainage concerns, and give you a written quote before we schedule the work.
- Full removal and haul-away of the old driveway
- Subgrade inspection before any new base goes in
- Width, shape, and slope planned around your vehicles
- Written quote and start date before we schedule
Base, Grading & Drainage
The Base Is What Keeps a Driveway From Cracking
Most driveway failures start below the surface, not in the concrete itself. We excavate to the right depth, compact a stone base in lifts, and grade the site so water sheds away from your garage and foundation instead of pooling on the slab.
If your property has drainage problems — water pooling near the garage, runoff toward the house — we can adjust the slope and grading to fix it while we're already excavating for the driveway.
- Excavation to proper subgrade depth
- Compacted stone base placed and tested in lifts
- Grading that moves water away from your home
- Drainage corrections included where needed
Thickness & Reinforcement
The Right Thickness for Your Vehicles
A standard driveway for cars and light trucks is different from one that also needs to handle an RV, boat trailer, or work truck. We size the slab thickness and reinforcement — wire mesh or rebar — to match what actually parks on it.
Skipping proper reinforcement is one of the most common reasons driveways crack early. We size it once, correctly, instead of leaving you with a callback in two years.
| Vehicle Load | Typical Thickness | Reinforcement |
|---|---|---|
| Cars & light trucks | 4 inches | Wire mesh |
| SUVs, pickups & trailers | 5 inches | Wire mesh or rebar |
| RVs & heavy work trucks | 6 inches or more | Rebar grid |
Finish, Curing & Use
Finish and Cure Time
We broom-finish driveways for slip resistance in rain, snow, and ice, then protect the pour while it cures. Curing time depends on weather and mix, but we'll give you exact dates before we leave the site.
Driving on a driveway too soon is the single fastest way to damage a new pour. We'd rather ask you to park on the street for a few extra days than have you dealing with tire ruts in fresh concrete.
- Broom finish for traction in wet or icy weather
- Curing compound or blankets in cold weather
- Clear walk-on and drive-on dates before we leave
- Barricades so the driveway isn't used too early
Cost Factors
What Affects Driveway Cost
Driveway pricing depends on square footage, the condition of what's there now, base preparation, and the finish you choose. We give you an exact, written number after a free on-site estimate.
Driveways with steep grades, drainage problems, or a lot of old concrete to remove will run higher than a straightforward flat pour. We'll flag anything that affects cost before we quote the job.
| Factor | What It Affects |
|---|---|
| Square footage | Total material and labor cost |
| Removal needed | Demolition and haul-away of the old driveway |
| Base condition | How much excavation and new stone base is needed |
| Slope & drainage | Grading work to keep water away from your home |
| Finish choice | Broom finish vs. stamped or decorative options |
Why It Matters
A Driveway Built for How You Actually Use It
Your driveway is the first thing people see and one of the most-used surfaces on your property. We build it to handle real vehicle weight and New Jersey winters, not just to look good on install day.
- Reinforcement sized to your actual vehicles
- Control joints placed to manage cracking
- Grading that protects your garage and foundation
- Written estimate and timeline before we start
Our Process
How We Handle a Driveway Project
From your first call to the final walkthrough, here's what to expect.
Written Proposal
You get a clear scope, timeline, and price before you sign off on anything.
Removal & Prep
We remove the old driveway if needed, then excavate and compact the base.
Pour & Finish
We form, pour, and finish the driveway, then protect it while it cures.
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Concrete Driveway Work
Areas Served
South Jersey communities we serve.
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Google Reviews
What South Jersey Customers Say
Edwards & Sons Pro was very professional. They did an awesome job on my driveway.
Excellent company. Very affordable. Concrete looks great.
Used Edwards & Sons Pro for tree and concrete services for over 20 years. Dependable and solid service.
Common Questions
Concrete Driveway Questions
Quick answers about driveway installation and replacement. Have a different question? Call (609) 859-8488.
How much does a new concrete driveway cost?
It depends on square footage, base condition, and finish. We give you an exact number in writing after a free on-site estimate — call (609) 859-8488 or request one online.
How long before I can park on my new driveway?
You can typically walk on it after 24 to 48 hours. We recommend keeping vehicles off for at least 7 days while it cures to full strength.
Do you remove my old driveway, or just pour over it?
We remove and haul away the old concrete, check the base underneath, and pour new — we don't pour over cracked or failing concrete.
Can you widen my driveway or change its shape?
Yes. We can widen an existing driveway, add a turnaround or parking pad, or change the shape to fit how you actually use the space.
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