Driveway replacement

johnrth

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I need my driveway replaced in The Woodlands. Does any one have recommendations for a good reputable company?

Any idea (ballpark) on current prices? In past threads from a couple of years ago I was seeing $6-10/sq ft.

schmellba99

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12:48p, 3/15/23

$6/ft2 is in the ballpark, depending on thickness, reinforcing and subgrade prep. Assuming you are looking at standard size as well, say in the 1000-2000ft2 or so ballpark. Bigger and the cost per square foot will go down some, smaller and it will go up some.

BohunkAg

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12:57p, 3/15/23

You should get one of those guys who comes through with "extra material" from a job he's finishing. Much cheaper.

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In reply to johnrth • 10:09a, 3/21/23

Surface Systems based in Oak Ridge. Ask for Chad

https://surfacesystemsoftexas.com/new-concrete.html

Build It

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8:51a, 3/24/23

Consider fiber reinforced for your new drive.

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In reply to Build It • 9:32a, 3/24/23

Build It said:
Consider fiber reinforced for your new drive.

Only problem with fiber reinforced is that it finishes like crap, and you have to make sure your contractor hits it with a weed burner after to burn off the fibers that stick up.

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9:45a, 3/24/23

I'm assuming y'all are talking $6/sq ft for the new pour. The bust out and haul off will definitely cost more. I would budget $10/sq ft.

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9:46a, 3/24/23

Yea, I am I'm assuming he's hiring someone who knows what the **** they are are doing!

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1:20p, 3/24/23

I was just quoted $15.03 sq/ft for 6" 4,500 psi with 6 bollards.

ETA 266 total square ft.

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