Concrete Driveway Installation

If you want to keep your concrete driveway and walkway looking its best, you need to take proper care by cleaning regularly. 

Before constructing your concrete driveway and walkway, we need to prepare the subgrade. A good subgrade will help prevent slab settlement and cracking. 
A concrete driveway and walkway will also make your yard more attractive and safe for pedestrians. Concrete is a great option for exterior surfaces and can last for 50 years or more. 

A concrete driveway stands out due to its exceptional durability and longevity, making it a highly desirable choice for homeowners seeking a low-maintenance option that can withstand the test of time. Properly installed concrete can last for decades, requiring minimal repairs and only basic upkeep like sweeping and occasional cleaning, significantly reducing the long-term cost of ownership compared to other driveway materials. 

Beyond its longevity, concrete offers a range of additional benefits, including excellent weather resistance, customizable design options with staining and stamping techniques, and improved safety thanks to its non-slip surface, especially during wet conditions. Moreover, concrete production is considered environmentally friendly as it uses fewer petroleum resources and requires less energy to manufacture compared to alternative materials. 
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Types of Concrete Driveways 

There are several types of concrete driveways available and each offers different advantages and disadvantages. 

• Concrete
  Concrete is made from a mix of cement, water, sand, gravel, and fly ash. The proportions of these materials can be varied to create different types of concrete. 

• Exposed aggregate
  A concrete finish that's achieved by polishing a thin layer of concrete to reveal the decorative aggregate. 
• Stamped concrete
  Can be broken down into five basic pattern types: brick, stone, slate, wood, and texture. 
• Pavers
  Made from a concrete mix that includes sand, gravel, pigments, and cement. Pavers can be customized to personal requirements, including size, characteristics, and color. 
• Gravel
  A permeable material that allows water to pass through and reduce surface runoff. Gravel driveways are generally simpler to install than more complex driveway materials. ​

 Concrete Walkways 

One of the most important aspects of a home is the walkway leading to the front door. This is the most traveled path in a home, so it is essential that it is free from cracks, bulges, and gaps. 

APAX CONCRETE CONTRACTOR & MASONRY
SANDY SPRINGS, GA
​470-251-9450