Concrete Diamond Saw Cutting is used along with diamond blades to carefully cut through the existing concrete so that all  the pieces can be removed by hand or with the help of heavy duty equipment like back hoes.

Concrete Surface Preparation is done to clean the surface that’s left after saw cutting; this makes it easier for the new concrete to adhere to its foundation and eliminates any possible separation issues over time due to rusting rebar, etc. Cleaning typically involves pressure washing followed by applying a sealer.

Driveway Installation begins with laying down strips of plywood at all four corners so that no damage occurs when heavy machinery is being used during pouring process. Curing is important for newly poured driveways because most modern concretes are made up of cement, fly ash, silica fume, slag cement, water, sand and many other chemicals that need to be locked in with a process called hydration. Concrete driveway replacement services typically take two days to complete after pouring is done.

Driveway Sealing is done as soon as the concrete dries up completely. This protects it from damage due to exposure from ultraviolet rays, which can make cracks appear over time since they destroy the top layer of your new concrete with ease. These cracks open up pathways for water seepage, causing discoloration and freeze thaw erosion.