New pours, full replacements, and resurfacing. Built on a sub-base that's actually prepped for Pflugerville's expansive clay — not just bladed flat and poured.
Every driveway is quoted on site. Final price depends on demo, sub-base condition, slope, and finish:
| Standard broom-finish, 4" thick | Quoted on site |
| 5–6" thick (trucks, RV) | Quoted on site |
| Stamped or colored | Quoted on site |
| Demo & haul-off existing slab | Quoted on site |
| Clay-soil sub-base remediation | Quoted on site |
We also pour residential and small-commercial driveways in Tech Ridge, Walnut Creek, and Avery Ranch. Full cost breakdown →
Pflugerville sits on Houston Black Clay — one of the most expansive soil types in Texas. It swells when wet and shrinks when dry, and the difference can be inches over a season. A driveway laid on unprepared clay is a driveway that will crack on a schedule you can predict.
We cut to depth, lay 4 inches of compacted base material, and moisture-condition before forming. Skipping this is how five-year cracks happen.
Joints every 8 to 10 feet for a 4-inch slab. Concrete will crack — joints decide whether it cracks where you want or where it doesn't.
We cover and wet-cure for the first 7 days. Fast cure under 100°F is the #1 reason driveways spider-crack in central Texas.
Read the full guide: Concrete driveways on Pflugerville's clay soil →
Four inches for passenger vehicles is the residential default. Five to six inches if trucks, RVs, or trailers will park on it. We use 4,000 PSI mix and #3 rebar on 16-inch centers as the residential baseline.
Properly installed: 30–50 years in Central Texas. The three things that decide it: sub-base prep, control joint spacing, and slow cure under Texas sun. Done right, you replace it once a lifetime.
Walking: 24–48 hours. Passenger car: 7 days. Heavy vehicles (trucks, RVs, equipment): 28 days for full cure.
A driveway approach permit is required from the City of Pflugerville whenever the work touches the public right-of-way (the apron from your slab to the street). Replacement on existing private driveway slabs generally doesn't require a permit. HOA approval is required in Stone Hill, Blackhawk, Falcon Pointe and several other communities — we handle the paperwork. Permit & HOA guide →
For partial replacements and extensions, we match texture (broom, smooth, stamped) and color as closely as possible. New concrete will cure slightly lighter than old for 6–12 months before matching. We'll show you a sample before pour.
If your driveway is heaving because the house foundation is moving, you have a foundation problem, not a driveway problem. We'll point you to a foundation specialist — fixing the slab without addressing the cause is money down the drain.
Free on-site walk-through inside 48 hours. Real number, in writing.