Family-run crew based in nearby Westbury — driveways, walkways, stoops, and masonry for Hicksville homes, licensed and insured.
A lot of Hicksville's housing is post-war capes and ranches, and much of the concrete around those homes is original — driveways, front walks, and stoops that have been settling, cracking, and heaving for decades. At some point patching stops making sense, and breaking it out and pouring new is the honest fix.
On the smaller lots common here, the driveway, the front walk, and the stoop make up most of what you see from the street. When that concrete is broken and pitched wrong, the whole house looks tired no matter how good the lawn is. When it's poured clean and flat where it should be flat, everything around it looks better.
The larger renovated homes in town have a different problem: fresh siding and new windows sitting behind a cracked driveway and a crumbling stoop. We pour and finish new concrete so the outside finally matches the work done inside.
Kenny comes out and walks the property with you, looking at what's actually failing underneath — a washed-out base, tree roots lifting a slab, water running back toward the house. You get a straight price for the whole job before any work starts, so there's nothing to argue about later.
The old concrete gets broken out and hauled off, the base gets rebuilt and compacted, and the new pour is formed to send water off the surface and away from your foundation. Hicksville sits on some of the flattest ground in Nassau County, so no natural slope does that work for you — the pitch has to be built into the pour itself, and a rushed job here shows up as puddles and ice a few winters in.
Because the same crew handles our landscaping, the edges don't get left rough. Lawn, planting beds, or pavers get tied into the new concrete on the same job, and before we wrap up, Kenny tells you when the pour can take foot traffic and when it can take a car.
It depends on the specifics of your property, not a flat rate. The main cost drivers are the size of the pour, whether the old concrete needs to be broken out and hauled away, the condition of the base underneath, and extras like an apron, a walkway, or steps done at the same time. Kenny gives free estimates in Hicksville, so you get a straight price for your exact job before anything starts.
It comes down to why it cracked. Surface cracks in concrete that still sits flat can sometimes wait, but slabs that have settled, heaved, or cracked because the base underneath failed will keep failing no matter how many times they're patched — common with the older original concrete around Hicksville's post-war homes. A patch on a bad base is money spent twice. The honest answer takes a look in person, which is what the free estimate is for.
The work runs in stages: breaking out and hauling the old concrete, preparing and compacting the base, setting forms, then pouring and finishing. After the pour, concrete needs time to cure — you can walk on it well before you can park on it. The total timeline depends on the size of the job and the weather, so Kenny gives you a real schedule with the estimate and tells you exactly when the new surface is ready for foot traffic and for vehicles.
Also available throughout Hicksville and nearby Nassau County towns.
Also available throughout Hicksville and nearby Nassau County towns.
Also available throughout Hicksville and nearby Nassau County towns.
See everything we handle in town on the main Hicksville landscaping page.
Call or text Kenny for a straight price and a real timeline. No pressure, no sales pitch.
Call (516) 333-4019