Driveways Built for Daily Vehicle Use

New concrete driveway installation and replacement in Ontario, California.

Your driveway in Ontario takes weight from vehicles, sun exposure, and foot traffic every day. If your current driveway has deep cracks, uneven sections, or surface damage, those issues make parking harder and lower your home's curb appeal. A new concrete driveway gives you a smooth, level surface that connects cleanly to your garage and sidewalk.

Moes Concrete installs new driveways and handles replacements across Ontario and surrounding areas. The process includes removing old concrete if needed, preparing the base properly, and executing a clean pour with standard or decorative finish options. Each driveway is designed for long-term durability and built to fit residential neighborhoods where parking space and appearance both matter.

If you need a driveway estimate for your Ontario property, contact Moes Concrete to discuss layout, finish, and timing.

How the Installation Process Works

The driveway install in Ontario starts with removing your old concrete if it exists, then grading and compacting the base to prevent settling. Forms are set to define the driveway edges, and the concrete is poured in sections if the layout requires it. The surface is finished with a broom texture for traction or smoothed for a cleaner look, depending on what you choose.

After the concrete cures, you will notice a level surface with no dips, cracks, or rough patches. The driveway transitions smoothly into your garage and does not shift or settle under vehicle weight. Water drains off the surface instead of pooling, and the edges stay intact without crumbling.

Moes Concrete includes proper base prep, reinforcement where needed, and control joints to manage natural expansion. The team does not handle paver borders or decorative landscaping around the driveway, but the concrete itself is built to last and ready for daily use once cured. If your driveway connects to a public sidewalk, the transition is kept smooth and level to meet local standards.

Common Questions About Driveway Replacement

Homeowners in Ontario often ask how long the work takes, whether they need to stay off the driveway during installation, and how the new concrete will hold up under vehicle traffic. These questions help set clear expectations before the project starts.

How long does a driveway replacement take?
Most driveway replacements in Ontario take two to three days including removal, base prep, and pouring. The concrete needs about a week to cure before you can park vehicles on it safely.
What happens to my old driveway during replacement?
Moes Concrete removes the old concrete, hauls it away, and prepares the base before pouring the new driveway. Removal and disposal are included in the project estimate.
Why do driveways crack over time?
Concrete expands and contracts with temperature changes, which can cause cracking. Control joints are cut into the surface during finishing to guide where cracks form, keeping them controlled and less noticeable.
What finish options are available for driveways?
Standard broom-finish provides traction and is the most common choice. Smooth-finish works for a cleaner appearance, and decorative options add color or pattern if you want an upgraded look.
How does the driveway connect to my garage?
The concrete is poured to meet your garage floor at the same level, creating a smooth transition without bumps or gaps. The edge is finished cleanly so water does not collect at the threshold.

If your Ontario driveway has cracks, uneven sections, or surface wear that makes parking difficult, Moes Concrete can handle the removal, base prep, and pour to give you a level surface built for daily vehicle use. Call to schedule a driveway estimate and discuss finish options that fit your home.