From curb to front door.

Concrete Driveway Replacement in Metairie, LA.

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Where it started

Before and after photographsSame driveway, photographed from different positions.Open before photograph Open after photograph

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Where it
started.

The original exposed-aggregate driveway had grass growing in its joints. The sidewalk and entry connection were also documented before work began.

Before the work began

Original exposed-aggregate driveway panels with grass in the joints — **The original driveway**Exposed aggregate, separate panels and grass growing in the joints.

Driveway and sidewalk before the concrete replacement — **Driveway meets sidewalk**A wider view of the driveway and street-side sidewalk before replacement.

Original exposed-aggregate sidewalk beside the lawn — **Along the front lawn**The original sidewalk and entry-walk connection before work began.

See the work
underway.

The old slabs come out. The driveway and sidewalk work area is cleared. These short clips and photographs follow the removal stage.

2 silent clips from the jobsite.

Slab removal · 0:07Equipment and broken slabs during driveway and sidewalk removal.

The work area · 0:06A short view across the demolition and cleared sidewalk area.

A closer look at the work.

Follow the work

Demolition equipment beside broken driveway and sidewalk slabs — **Removal in progress**Equipment and broken slabs at the driveway and sidewalk work area.

Broken slabs across the driveway during demolition — **The old driveway comes out**The original driveway slabs broken up during demolition.

Broken concrete slabs beside the sidewalk removal area — **Opening the sidewalk area**Removed slabs beside the opened street-side sidewalk.

Cleared driveway and sidewalk area with string and temporary wood — **The area cleared**Old slabs removed, with layout string and temporary wood visible.

See the finished result.

SCS replaced the driveway, street-side sidewalk and entry walkway. The new gray concrete has a textured finish and defined joints between panels.

Removed the existing driveway and sidewalk slabs.
Cleared the driveway and sidewalk work area.
Installed the concrete driveway, sidewalk and entry walkway.

Materials documented: Concrete

Explore the finished details

Replacement concrete driveway and sidewalk at the property — **The connected result**The replacement driveway meets the new sidewalk along the lawn.

New sidewalk stretching alongside the front lawn — **A new sidewalk along the lawn**A later view of the sidewalk showing the new concrete and panel joints.

Textured gray driveway concrete with a transverse joint — **The driveway surface**New textured gray concrete with a transverse panel joint.

Close view of the textured sidewalk and straight panel joints — **Surface texture and joints**A closer look at the street-side sidewalk and its defined panels.

New entry walkway joining the sidewalk with a temporary board visible — **The entry connection**The new entry walk meets the sidewalk; a temporary board remains in this photograph.

Metairie, Louisiana

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Your project.
Our responsibility.

Here’s what to expect when you work with SCS. Your project manager carries the condition, recommendation and written scope through the work.

Meet the people behind the work

Inspect the condition
Your project manager inspects the property and helps you understand what needs attention.
Agree on the scope
Review the recommendation, materials, work and price in writing before you commit.
Coordinate the work
Your project manager coordinates the work against the agreed scope and remains your point of contact.
Walk the finished project
Review the completed work with the project manager who knows its history.

Before your next concrete project.

Can just part of my driveway be replaced?

Sometimes. The remaining concrete, base support, drainage and transitions affect the recommendation. Ask your project manager to explain the removal limits in the written scope.

When can I walk or drive on it?

Confirm the care and access instructions for your project. A finished appearance does not establish that concrete is ready for traffic. Your project manager can explain protection and permitted use.

What should I share for an estimate?

Describe what you want replaced, repaired or added. Share photos, approximate dimensions, intended use and any access or drainage concerns.

Project photographs and descriptions by SCS Roofing & Concrete. View the project photo record.

Where itstarted.

Before the work began

See the workunderway.