Concrete driveways in Ballantyne, NC

Ballantyne is largely late-1990s and 2000s construction on ground that was heavily graded during development, and cut-and-fill is the story behind most of the concrete problems here. A house sitting partly on cut and partly on fill will have a driveway that behaves differently along its length, and the crack that appears is usually right at the transition. This is worth diagnosing properly, because a driveway cracking at a cut-fill line will crack again in the same place if it is simply replaced without addressing the base. Many Ballantyne neighbourhoods also have HOA requirements covering driveway appearance and any change to width or material.

We come out, look at the slab and the ground it sits on, and give you a written scope. Where a repair will do the job we say so, and where a slab needs replacing we explain what specifically is telling us that — settlement, base failure, structural cracking — rather than pointing at surface appearance. Ballantyne is inside our normal working area, so a site visit is not a special trip.