1969CoronetR/T
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I was hoping someone on this site could help me with a quote on removing an old concrete driveway and replacing it with fresh concrete at my vacation house in Erie, PA. Would 4" thick 4,000 PSI with 1/2" rebar be sufficient for a driveway that the heaviest vehicle driven over it would be my wife's Suburban (not quite a tank, but...)? Also, would freezing temperatures adversely effect the curing process if done in the next few weeks?
Here is the quote for a standard finish, although I may get an exposed aggregate finish that would push the cost up $2,000.00:
Replace driveway from driveway gate to street
I. Widen driveway by 16”
II. Demo and haul away existing driveway
III. Approximately 697 square feet of concrete i. Add up to 4” of gravel sub base material. 4,000 psi concrete.
III. Wire mesh reinforcement iv. 1/2” diameter rebar for additional reinforcement as needed v. Four inch concrete thickness
VI. Swirl finish
VII. Cure and seal applied to surface
VIII. All expansion and contraction joints
Price for item: $4,250.00
Here is the quote for a standard finish, although I may get an exposed aggregate finish that would push the cost up $2,000.00:
Replace driveway from driveway gate to street
I. Widen driveway by 16”
II. Demo and haul away existing driveway
III. Approximately 697 square feet of concrete i. Add up to 4” of gravel sub base material. 4,000 psi concrete.
III. Wire mesh reinforcement iv. 1/2” diameter rebar for additional reinforcement as needed v. Four inch concrete thickness
VI. Swirl finish
VII. Cure and seal applied to surface
VIII. All expansion and contraction joints
Price for item: $4,250.00