Driveways

Freedom Fab specializes in paving new driveways and repaving old ones to give your property a fresh and updated look. With our experienced team and high-quality materials, you can count on us to deliver a durable and long-lasting driveway that will make your home stand out.

Paving a driveway typically involves several steps, including:

1. Planning and preparation: Before starting any paving work, it’s important to plan the project and make sure you have all the necessary materials and tools. You will need to measure the area where you want to pave the driveway, clear any obstacles, and make sure the ground is level.

2. Excavation: Once you’ve planned the project, the next step is to excavate the area. This involves digging up the existing driveway or any vegetation, rocks, and debris from the ground.

3. Grading and base preparation: After excavation, the ground is graded and leveled to ensure that it’s even and has positive drainage away from the house. A layer of gravel or crushed stone or road mix is then added to the base of the driveway to provide a stable foundation for the asphalt or concrete.

4. Installation of forms: Install forms if necessary, forms are typically used to create the edges of the driveway and provide a guide for pouring the concrete.

5. Pouring the asphalt or concrete: Once the base is prepared and the forms are in place, the asphalt or concrete is poured onto the surface of the driveway. It is then spread and smoothed using specialized equipment.

6. Finishing touches: After the asphalt or concrete has been poured and smoothed, any excess material is removed and the surface is allowed to cure. Once cured, the edges of the driveway are smoothed and any remaining debris is cleaned up.

7. Sealing: Depending on the type of material used for the driveway, it may need to be sealed to protect it from damage and prolong its lifespan. Our team will help you make the best decision for sealer to ensure your driveway lasts as long as possible.

Overall, paving a driveway requires careful planning, preparation, and attention to detail to ensure a smooth and durable surface that can withstand the elements and heavy use.