Residential Driveway Replacement
A cracked, heaving, or sinking driveway usually means the problem is underneath it. Because Cadoava self-performs both the dirt and the concrete, we fix the subgrade and pour a driveway that lasts — for homeowners across Utah County, the Heber Valley, and Park City. Fast quotes, clean crews, and a free inspection at driveways.cadoava.com.
Why Cadoava for Driveway Replacement
We fix the subgrade, not just the surface — the reason old driveways failed.
Proper thickness, reinforcement, and joints for Utah freeze-thaw.
Tidy crews that protect your property and clean up.
Free, no-pressure driveway inspection.
Our Process
Free inspection & quote
We look at the driveway and subgrade and give you a clear, fair quote.
Demo & haul-off
Remove the old slab and haul it away.
Subgrade repair
Fix and compact the base so the new pour stays put.
Pour & finish
Form, reinforce, pour, finish, joint, and cure.
What Affects the Cost
Every project is different. These are the biggest factors that move the price on driveway replacement work — we'll walk you through yours in a free estimate.
- Square footage and concrete thickness.
- Condition of the existing subgrade and how much repair it needs.
- Demo and haul-off of the old driveway.
- Finish, slope, and any drainage work.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a driveway replacement take?
Most residential driveways are demoed, prepped, and poured within a few days, then cured before you drive on them. We give you the schedule with your quote.
When can I drive on a new concrete driveway?
Plan on staying off it for about 7 days for vehicles, though it keeps gaining strength for weeks. We'll tell you exactly for your pour and mix.
Why do driveways crack and sink?
Almost always a subgrade problem — poor compaction, erosion, or expansive soil under the slab. Surface-only repairs come back. We fix what's underneath.