Weston Construction — general contractor, Broward & Palm Beach
DRIVEWAYS · BROWARD & PALM BEACH

Driveways & Concrete

The first thing anyone sees is the driveway. Pavers or concrete, installed on a compacted base with real drainage — so it looks right on day one and stays flat for decades.

What this covers

Driveways & Concrete

We say "from the street in" because the property starts at the curb. A driveway is 90% what you don't see: excavation to the right depth, compacted base rock, correct slope away from the house, and expansion control so Florida sun and rain don't crack it in year two. We build paver and concrete driveways, walkways, aprons, and slabs across Broward and Palm Beach — permitted through the city where required, coordinated with the county for right-of-way work at the swale.

What's included

  • Paver driveways — concrete pavers, clay brick, travertine
  • Poured concrete driveways, aprons, and walkways
  • Removal and haul-off of the existing driveway
  • Compacted base preparation and grading
  • Drainage correction — slope, swale tie-ins, French drains
  • Right-of-way permitting for apron and swale work
  • Walkways, entry steps, and equipment pads
  • Sealing on pavers if you want the finished look

When to call us

The driveway is cracked, settled, or growing weeds

Patching a failed base is money thrown away — the failure comes back in one season. We rebuild from the base so it holds.

You're upgrading curb appeal before a sale or a remodel

A new driveway and walkway changes the read of the whole property from the street. It's one of the highest-return exterior moves.

Water sits at the garage after every storm

That's a slope problem, and it gets worse. We re-grade, add drainage, and send the water where the county wants it.

Common questions

Pavers or poured concrete — which is better?

Pavers cost more up front but repair invisibly — pull a section, fix the base, relay the same pavers. Concrete is the budget option and works well when it's poured on a proper base with correct control joints. We'll walk you through both with real numbers.

Do driveways need a permit?

In most Broward and Palm Beach municipalities, yes — especially anything touching the swale or right-of-way at the street. We pull the permit and schedule the inspections; you don't touch the portal.

How long does a driveway replacement take?

Demo to done is typically 3–7 working days for pavers, plus cure time for concrete. Permit lead time varies by city — we tell you before we start.

Ready to talk driveways?

A phone call is the fastest way to find out whether the project fits. John picks up.

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