Driveway · Exposed Aggregate
St. Louis Park
Full driveway replacement
Tore out a cracked asphalt drive and poured a 4-inch exposed aggregate slab with proper crown for drainage.
Driveways, patios, foundations, and retaining walls — formed, poured, and finished by the same local crew, start to finish. Free on-site estimate, written before we break ground.
Every finish below is poured with the same 4,000 PSI mix and rebar reinforcement — the difference is what happens to the surface in the last twenty minutes before it sets.
Textured and colored to mimic natural stone, slate, or brick, then sealed to lock it in. Ashlar Slate, Old English Cobble & Running Bond Brick are our most-requested patterns — full sample board at the estimate.
We wash the top layer of cement paste away while it's still green, revealing the stone underneath — texture that never wears smooth, even soaking wet.
A push broom drawn across the slab leaves a fine, even texture underfoot — our most economical finish, and still our most-poured.
Ground down in stages and densified to a hard, glass-like sheen — no coating to wear off, just the slab itself. Integral color and aggregate options available.
New pours and full tear-outs, broom or exposed aggregate, cut and sloped for real drainage — not a puddle at the garage door.
Stamped and colored to match the house, or left honest and broom-finished. Cool-touch coatings available around pools.
Footings, stem walls, and monolithic slabs formed square, poured level, and inspected — additions, shops, and garage pads.
Poured concrete or block masonry, engineered drainage behind every wall so it's still standing straight in twenty years.
Mudjacking for settled slabs, crack injection, and thin overlays that skip the tear-out when the base is still sound.
A sample of what's gone in this season — filter by project type or scroll through all of it.
Tore out a cracked asphalt drive and poured a 4-inch exposed aggregate slab with proper crown for drainage.
Stamped and color-hardened to match the home's stonework, sealed for UV and freeze-thaw protection.
Footings, stem wall, and a broom-finished 5-inch slab poured and cured before framing started.
120 linear feet of engineered block wall with drain tile and gravel backfill behind every course.
Integral-colored slab under a new patio cover, densified and sealed for a low-sheen finish.
Old English Cobble apron at the street, broom-finished drive behind it — two finishes, one continuous pour day.
We walk the site, check drainage and soil, and price it in writing — finish, thickness, and reinforcement spelled out before you sign anything.
Old material out, base compacted, and forms set square and level to the string line — the part nobody sees but everything depends on.
#3 rebar or welded wire on chairs, held off the base so it sits mid-slab where it actually does its job.
4,000 PSI mix poured, screeded flat, and finished to spec — broom, stamp, or trowel — while the timing window is right.
Walkable in about 24 hours, drivable in 7, full design strength at 28 days. Sealer goes on once it's cured, not before.
"Showed up when they said, poured a clean line at the garage, and the crown actually drains now. No standing water for the first time in years."
"Got a full written quote with the PSI and rebar spec before they touched anything. The stamped patio looks better than the sample board."
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