Driveway Replacement in Garland, TX

When a driveway has heaved, sunk or broken into slabs, patching only buys a season. We tear out the old concrete or asphalt, haul it off, rebuild the base for Garland clay and lay new asphalt. Call (469) 405-6359 and we will walk it with you.

Skid steer removing an old cracked driveway in front of a red-brick ranch home in Garland, TX

Signs a driveway needs replacing, not repairing

If only one or two areas are bad and the rest is sound, asphalt repair or a resurfacing overlay may be enough. We will tell you which on the walk-through.

Concrete driveway removal and haul-off

Breaking out a concrete driveway takes a skid steer or a breaker, and the slab often has rebar or wire mesh in it that has to be cut free. The broken concrete is loaded and hauled away from the property. Once it is out, we can see the ground that was under it, and on Garland clay that is usually where the story is: a void where soil washed out, a wet patch from a leaking downspout or a sprinkler line, or clay that swelled and pushed a panel up. That gets fixed before anything new goes down.

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Rebuilding the base, then new asphalt

Soft or wet soil is dug out and replaced. Crushed stone goes back in layers and each layer is compacted. The surface is shaped so water runs off toward the street or the alley. Then hot-mix asphalt is laid and rolled, two to three inches thick after compaction depending on what parks there. The apron at the street and the joint at the garage slab are finished so they meet flush. If the curb approach sits in the city right-of-way, we check whether the City of Garland needs a permit for that part before we price it.

Asphalt driveway replacement or concrete again

Some owners replace concrete with asphalt and some replace old asphalt with asphalt. Asphalt costs less to put in, is ready to drive on within days instead of weeks of curing, and is simpler to patch or resurface later. Concrete costs more up front and stands up better to oil drips and heavy point loads such as trailer jacks. Both crack on moving clay if the base is poor. We pave asphalt, and the walk-through covers whether it suits your drive, your HOA if you have one, and how you use it. The asphalt driveway cost page shows the line items behind a replacement price.

Questions about replacing a driveway in Garland

How often does a concrete driveway need to be replaced?

A concrete driveway on stable, well-drained ground can last 25 years or more. On expansive clay with poor drainage, panels can heave and crack much sooner. Age alone is not the deciding factor; what matters is whether the slabs have moved, broken up or started holding water. If they have, patching rarely lasts, and a replacement with a rebuilt base is the fix.

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Is asphalt or concrete better for a driveway?

Each has a place. Asphalt costs less to install, is drivable within days, and is easy to repair and resurface. Concrete costs more, needs a longer cure, and handles oil and heavy point loads better. On Garland clay, the base and drainage decide how long either one lasts more than the surface material does. We pave asphalt and will tell you honestly on the walk-through whether it fits your driveway.

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Is asphalt or concrete cheaper for a driveway?

Asphalt is usually cheaper to install per square foot, and the gap is widest on larger drives. Concrete tends to need less routine upkeep, while asphalt benefits from sealcoating every few years. The cost page shows US market reference ranges for each asphalt line item, and your written price after the walk-through is the real number.

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Replacing a driveway: what helps when you call

These details let us estimate the tear-out, the haul-off and the base work before we come out.

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