
A concrete pump allows for precise placement on large or complex job sites.

A grand circular turnaround with radial saw cuts defines this masterfully installed concrete driveway in Buckley, WA.

A concrete pump allows for precise placement on large or complex job sites.

The finished surface offers a durable, non-slip texture.

Skilled finishing is crucial for achieving a uniform surface.
A grand circular turnaround with radial saw cuts defines this masterfully installed concrete driveway in Buckley, WA. The installation follows the natural contours of the property, creating a long, flowing entrance that connects the main road to the residence and a separate detached garage. A consistent, durable smooth finish provides excellent traction and a refined, textured appearance across the entire surface. The precise placement of saw-cut control joints is critical for the long-term stability of such a large installation, guiding natural expansion and contraction while creating a deliberate, geometric pattern. This work establishes a durable and visually cohesive foundation that complements the scale of the home and landscape.

Saw cuts create a clean pattern while controlling potential cracking.

The final installation unifies the home and detached garage.
Exposed aggregate driveways have some drawbacks:
Pressure wash regularly to remove dirt from the textured surface. Seal every 2-3 years to protect against moisture, stains, and UV damage while preventing stones from loosening.
Exposed aggregate offers multiple benefits for driveways:
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Every project in Buckley starts with local conditions. As Pacific Northwest concrete contractors, we design and pour concrete driveway around your soil, slope, drainage and weather so it looks great and lasts for decades.
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