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Following the curve.

Curved Concrete Driveway Addition in Abita Springs, LA.

See how it came together
Fresh concrete driveway addition extending toward a home in Abita Springs, Louisiana.View photo
Following the drivewayFresh concrete extends along the driveway edge toward the home, with forms visible.
Following the drivewayWhere it started
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Where it
started.

The first photograph shows an excavated strip beside the driveway. Temporary forms begin to outline the addition before concrete placement.

Before the work began

Prepared driveway edge area before concrete placement in Abita Springs, Louisiana.View photo
The opened edgeThe driveway edge area is open and prepared before fresh concrete placement.

See the finished result.

A concrete addition follows the curved edge of an existing driveway in Abita Springs. The new strip follows the driveway's existing curve and connects with the pavement near the street. Three result photographs show the freshly placed concrete from different positions. Temporary forms remain along its outer edge.

  • Concrete addition along the curved driveway edge.
  • Connection with the existing paved area.

Explore the finished details

Fresh concrete driveway addition extending toward a home in Abita Springs, Louisiana.View photo
Following the drivewayFresh concrete extends along the driveway edge toward the home, with forms visible.
Fresh concrete at a curved driveway addition in Abita Springs, Louisiana, with forms present.View photo
Along the curveFresh concrete is visible where the curved addition meets the existing driveway, with forms still present.
Fresh concrete along a curved driveway edge in Abita Springs, Louisiana, with forms present.View photo
Meeting the pavementFresh concrete follows the curved edge beside the existing driveway; forms remain in place.

Abita Springs, LA

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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

  1. Inspect the condition

    Your project manager inspects the property and helps you understand what needs attention.

  2. Agree on the scope

    Review the recommendation, materials, work and price in writing before you commit.

  3. Coordinate the work

    Your project manager coordinates the work against the agreed scope and remains your point of contact.

  4. Walk the finished project

    Review the completed work with the project manager who knows its history.

Before your next concrete project.

Can my driveway be widened without replacing all of it?

SCS can inspect the existing driveway and proposed addition before recommending a scope. Ask how the new area will meet the existing pavement and what work is included.

Can an addition follow an existing curve?

This project documents a curved addition. The shape and boundaries for your property should be agreed during the site visit and recorded in the written scope.

When can I drive on the addition?

Confirm access and care instructions with your project manager. The photographs show fresh concrete with forms remaining; they do not establish readiness for traffic.

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