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Aurora Concrete Contractor for Driveways, Patios and Walkways

CreteWorx installs and replaces concrete driveways, patios, walkways, stamped concrete, garage coatings and pavers throughout Aurora, Colorado, adjusting the approach to each neighborhood's age, lot layout and soil.

Freshly poured concrete driveway beside a house and stone wall, with trees in the background

Aurora is the largest area CreteWorx serves by land, and no two parts of it are alike. Older neighborhoods near the city center have narrow drives, detached garages off alleys and concrete that is often original. The southeast side is newer, with attached three car garages, HOA rules and expansive clay soils that move. Out east, lots get bigger and the wind gets stronger.

We treat every Aurora project on its own terms. A driveway replacement on a 1960s lot is about clean demolition, meeting the alley or the city walk, and fitting a mixer truck down a narrow street. A new patio in a southeast subdivision is about base preparation on expansive soil and getting the design past the association. The written quote spells out which situation you are in and what we will do about it, and the site visit is free anywhere in the city.

Local conditions

What changes when we pour in Aurora

The details below come from doing this work across the Front Range for more than twenty years. They decide how we quote and build in Aurora.

  1. 01

    Flat lots and standing water

    Much of Aurora is flat, and flat is harder to drain than sloped. A patio poured dead level holds water against the house after every storm. We build in a deliberate fall, usually toward a swale or the yard, and confirm with a level before the pour that water will leave the slab on its own.

  2. 02

    Alleys, narrow drives and access

    On the older west side, a detached garage off an alley means a narrow drive and limited room for a mixer truck. We plan whether the truck can chute directly or whether we pump, protect the neighbors' property, and schedule so the alley is blocked for as short a time as possible.

  3. 03

    Newer subdivisions on expansive soil

    Southeast and east Aurora sit on the same expansive clays that trouble Douglas County. A slab placed on them without a proper base will heave. We excavate to sound material, place compacted structural fill, and keep water from getting under the slab in the first place.

Aurora, CO concrete work by CreteWorx: Freshly poured concrete driveway beside a house and stone wall, with trees in the background
Why CreteWorx

Why Aurora homeowners choose CreteWorx

Aurora homeowners choose CreteWorx because we have poured in every kind of neighborhood the city has, and we do not use one plan for all of them. The quote for a narrow alley drive looks different from the quote for a three car apron in a covenant controlled subdivision, and both explain the base, the drainage and the access in plain language.

More than twenty years of Colorado concrete, a written quote before any work starts, and a crew that leaves the street clean are the reasons our Aurora work keeps arriving by referral.

  • 20+years of Colorado concrete
  • L&Ilicensed and insured
  • $0for the site visit and written quote

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Questions from Aurora

Frequently asked questions about concrete in Aurora

01

Which parts of Aurora do you serve?

All of it, from the older neighborhoods on the west side to the newest subdivisions on the east. Site visits and written quotes are free.

02

Can you replace a narrow driveway to a detached garage?

Yes. Narrow drives and alley access are common in older Aurora neighborhoods. We plan the truck route or pump the concrete, and keep the site tidy.

03

Do I need a permit for a driveway in Aurora?

Work in the public right of way, such as the apron or a city sidewalk, typically does. Private driveways and patios usually do not. We identify what applies during the visit.

04

Why does my patio hold water?

It was probably poured level or slightly toward the house. We rebuild it with a proper fall so water drains to the yard.

05

Can you pour in a subdivision with HOA rules?

Yes. We supply the layout drawing and written scope most associations ask for, and we build to the standards they set.

06

How far in advance should I call?

A few weeks for spring and summer work. Fall usually has more availability. We give you a real date after the site visit.

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