Driveway Cracked or Sinking?
Driveway Contractor in Dallas, TX
New concrete driveways, approaches and repair across Dallas
- Free on-site estimates
- Every cost on its own line
- Tear-out, base, steel and pour by our crew
New driveway, replacement or repair. We call back and set a day to measure.
Dallas Driveway Pros pours concrete driveways. We tear out old ones, pour new ones, widen them, build approaches at the street and pads for RVs and boats, and fix panels that cracked, sank or heaved. We pour concrete only, no asphalt or pavers. Call (469) 257-3979 and we will come out, measure the driveway and give you a written price for free.
Driveway problems we fix in Dallas
Black clay, hard rain and long dry summers are rough on concrete. These are the calls we get most:
- Cracked driveway
- Sunken or heaved driveway
- Water pooling on the driveway
- Approaches broken where trash trucks turn in
- A lip between the alley and the garage apron
Some of these need one new panel. Others need the whole driveway. We tell you which at the estimate, and if a repair will hold, we price the repair.
Driveway services in Dallas
Concrete DrivewaysNew driveways at 5 inches with rebar on chairs and planned joints.Learn more › 
Driveway ReplacementBreak out the old slab, fix the base and pour new.Learn more › 
Driveway ExtensionsWider driveways, side parking and turnarounds, doweled in.Learn more › 
Stamped DrivewaysCobblestone, slate and brick patterns, full or as a border.Learn more › 
Driveway ApproachesCurb to sidewalk, poured under the city paving permit.Learn more › 
RV & Boat PadsSix inch pads with heavier steel for campers and trailers.Learn more › 
Driveway RepairBroken panels cut out and repoured, joints resealed.Learn more › 
Sunken DrivewaysPanels that dropped at the garage or lifted at the street.Learn more › Tell us what is wrong with the old driveway, or what you want poured, and we will set a time to measure.
Built for Dallas dirt
Much of Dallas sits on Houston Black clay, the Texas state soil. It swells when it gets wet and shrinks as it dries, and a driveway poured on it moves every year. Higher spots, especially toward the west side of the county, sit on chalk with thin soil over rock. We see what is under your driveway when the old slab comes out, and we build the base for it. The Dallas clay guide explains how.
The age of the house changes the job too. Lakewood's houses mostly date from the mid-1920s through the 1940s, and many have narrow driveways running back to a garage behind the house. Preston Hollow has long and circular driveways on big lots. Lake Highlands, Richardson and Garland filled in after World War II, and many of those homes load from an alley.
Then there is the city line. Inside Dallas, an approach needs a paving permit and a site plan. University Park, Richardson, Garland and Mesquite run their own permits and inspections. Our permits guide walks through each, and we handle the filing on every job.
What driveways cost in Dallas
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Broom finish driveway | $7 to $11 per sq ft |
| Exposed aggregate | $10 to $15 per sq ft |
| Stamped or colored | $13 to $21 per sq ft |
| 4 inch slab instead of 5 inch | About $0.50 less per sq ft |
| 6 inch slab for RVs, trailers and trucks | Add about $1.50 to $2.50 per sq ft |
| Breaking out and hauling off the old slab | Add about $1 to $4 per sq ft |
| Two-car driveway, about 720 sq ft, broom finish | $5,040 to $7,920 |
| Small extensions, approaches and repairs | About $2,000 minimum |
These ranges are for budgeting, not quotes. Try the driveway cost calculator with your own size, then call for a written price.
How a driveway job goes
Call (469) 257-3979 or send the form. Tell us about the driveway and roughly how big it is. If you want a ballpark first, the cost calculator gives you one.
We come out and measure. We check the slope, the drainage, the approach, the alley or street edge and where the truck can park.
You get a written price. Each part of the job, from tear-out to permits, has its own line, so you can see what you are paying for.
We pour and clean up. We file the permit, form, set the steel, pour and finish. Then we haul off the scraps and tell you when the cars can go back on it.
Why Dallas homeowners call us
- A free visit and a written price with every cost broken out
- Five inch driveways as our standard, six inches for heavy loads
- Steel lifted on chairs so it ends up inside the concrete
- Joints marked out on a plan before the pour
- Paving permits and site plans filed for you
- A straight answer on whether to repair or replace
Where we pour driveways
We work all over Dallas and in these neighborhoods and nearby cities:
Driveway questions we hear in Dallas
How much does a new concrete driveway cost in Dallas?
A 5 inch broom finish driveway runs about $7 to $11 per square foot installed. A 720 square foot two-car driveway comes to roughly $5,040 to $7,920 before tear-out. The cost guide has the full breakdown.
Do I need a permit to replace my driveway approach?
In Dallas, yes. The approach sits on city property and needs a paving permit with a site plan. We prepare both. Nearby cities have their own permits, and we handle those too.
When can I park on my new driveway?
You can walk on it the next day. Wait about a week for cars, and longer for a moving truck or a loaded trailer.
Can you do an asphalt or paver driveway?
No. Concrete is the only thing we pour.
Is the estimate really free?
Yes. We measure, talk through finishes and thickness, and leave you a written price. It costs nothing, and you are under no obligation.
New driveways, approaches, RV pads and repair across Dallas County. Call for a free estimate.