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Concrete driveway apron being replaced between the sidewalk and street

San Jose · Santa Clara County

Concrete Driveway Contractor in San Jose, CA

Vehicle-rated driveways with engineered thickness, controlled cracking, and drainage that moves water away from your garage.

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Concrete Driveways in San Jose

We replace concrete driveways across San Jose — from original 1950s driveways in Willow Glen and Cambrian to builder-grade slabs in Evergreen and Almaden Valley. Most San Jose driveway replacements cost $12–$18 per square foot for a broom finish, take three to five days on site, and can be driven on after about seven days.

Concrete driveway apron being replaced between the sidewalk and street

San Jose, Santa Clara County

Concrete Driveways in San Jose

Thousands of mid-century San Jose homes still have their original driveway: poured thinner than today's standard, rarely reinforced, and built long before modern SUVs and delivery trucks. They usually fail first at the apron and along the garage approach, where tires turn and brake.

We break out the old slab, re-grade and compact the base, and pour a reinforced five-inch driveway — six inches where RVs or work trucks park — sloped to carry water away from the garage. Where the work reaches the apron or sidewalk, we pull the City of San Jose encroachment permit and schedule the inspection.

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Concrete Driveway Cost in San Jose

Installed pricing including tear-out of the old slab, base preparation, reinforcement, and finishing. Your written estimate is fixed after we've seen the site.

FinishInstalled costTypical 600 sq ft driveway
Standard broom finish$12–$18 / sq ft$7,200–$10,800
Exposed aggregate$15–$22 / sq ft$9,000–$13,200
Stamped & colored$18–$28 / sq ft$10,800–$16,800

What We Plan For in San Jose

Local conditions that shape how we approach concrete driveways here.

Expansive clay on the valley floor

Parts of San Jose sit on clay that swells in winter and shrinks in summer. We prepare the base and reinforcement for that movement rather than relying on thicker concrete alone.

Street trees in older neighborhoods

Willow Glen, the Rose Garden, and Naglee Park have mature street trees lifting aprons and sidewalks. Replacing the panel without addressing the root just resets the clock.

Settled utility trenches

Decades of utility work under older driveways leave backfilled trenches that settle into a sunken strip. We re-compact that ground before pouring.

Concrete Driveways in San Jose: Questions

What San Jose homeowners ask us most.

Get a Free San Jose Concrete Driveways Estimate

We'll come out, look at the site, and give you a fixed written price. Call or text (669) 200-9478.