Crew screeding a new concrete driveway. PavePro, concrete driveway contractor serving Byram, MS.
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§ 02 · The work

Concrete driveways
in Byram.

New installs and replacements, finished clean. Built for 30+ years.

Our own employees pour concrete driveways across Byram and Hinds County, including the Swinging Bridge and Davis Road areas. Crews come from our Madison and Jackson locations.

Durability That Lasts

A properly installed concrete driveway lasts 30 years or more.

Low Maintenance

Concrete doesn't need the sealcoating cycle that asphalt does.

Built to Carry Weight

Rebar and a compacted base, spec'd per job, carry cars and trucks once the slab has cured.

Clean, Durable Finish

A smooth broom finish gives you traction and curb appeal on a surface built to last.

typical thicknessSpec'd per job
base materialCompacted aggregate base
cure timeWalk on in 24 hours, drive on in 7 days, full cure 28 days

How we do it

What moves the price

Paving in Byram

Replacing a worn driveway with a concrete driveway in Byram

Most concrete driveway work is a replacement. The old driveway, asphalt or concrete, has cracked, settled, or broken at the edges, and the owner wants something that lasts 30 years or more. That starts with taking the old one out, whether it was asphalt or concrete.

Our crew tears out the old surface and hauls it off, then checks the ground under it. Soft spots are dug out, and the base is compacted before the forms go up. Rebar goes in next, so the slab holds together if the ground under it moves. The concrete is poured, struck off, and given a clean broom finish.

Control joints are cut into the slab so that when concrete cracks, as concrete does, it cracks along those lines instead of across the middle. Thickness is spec'd for what you park on it, so a driveway that holds a work truck or a trailer is built for that load, not for a sedan. The joints are cut on every driveway we pour.

Concrete truck pumping into a residential driveway form. PavePro, concrete driveway contractor serving Byram, MS.
Concrete truck pumping into a residential driveway form
Crew raking concrete into a driveway form. PavePro, concrete driveway contractor serving Byram, MS.

Base

Soft ground under the old driveway is dug out, and the base is compacted before the forms go up. A slab is only as steady as what it sits on.

Concrete driveways
Crew spreading concrete over driveway mesh. PavePro, concrete driveway contractor serving Byram, MS.

Steel

Rebar runs through the slab to tie it together. Thickness is spec'd for what you park on it, from a sedan to a work truck.

Concrete work
Finished broom-finish concrete driveway. PavePro, concrete driveway contractor serving Byram, MS.

Joints and finish

Control joints are cut so cracks follow straight lines, and the surface gets a clean broom finish that shoes and tires can grip.

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Concrete driveway or asphalt for a Byram replacement

When a driveway has to be replaced, the material question comes up. We pour concrete and pave asphalt with our own employees, so we have no reason to steer you toward one. The right answer depends on budget, how long you plan to stay, and what you park on it. Both are built on a compacted base.

Concrete costs more up front than asphalt and lasts 30 years or more. You can walk on it at 24 hours and drive on it at about 7 days, and it reaches full cure at 28 days. Asphalt usually costs less up front, takes cars after about 24 hours, and lasts 20 to 30 years with crack filling and sealcoating every 1 to 2 years.

Some owners mix the two, like an asphalt driveway with a concrete parking pad beside the garage. If you want both priced, ask, and the written quote lists each one as its own line item with its own scope, so you can compare them side by side.

Freshly poured concrete driveway inside the wood forms. PavePro, concrete driveway contractor serving Byram, MS.
Freshly poured concrete driveway inside the wood forms
Finishers working a fresh concrete driveway. PavePro, concrete driveway contractor serving Byram, MS.

Up-front cost

Concrete costs more up front than asphalt. If budget is the main limit, ask for an asphalt driveway priced on the same quote so you can compare.

Asphalt driveways in Byram
Finisher floating a fresh concrete driveway by a garage. PavePro, concrete driveway contractor serving Byram, MS.

Life span

Concrete lasts 30 years or more. Asphalt lasts 20 to 30 years when cracks are filled as they open and it is sealcoated every 1 to 2 years.

Asphalt upkeep
New concrete driveway curing in front of a garage. PavePro, concrete driveway contractor serving Byram, MS.

Time off the driveway

Concrete takes foot traffic at 24 hours and cars at about 7 days, with full cure at 28 days. Asphalt takes cars after about 24 hours.

Concrete driveways

Getting a Byram concrete driveway quote

We come out by appointment to measure the driveway, check the grade, and see what has to come out. Concrete prices are not given over the phone. The written quote is free, often goes out the same day, and lists each service as its own line item with its own scope.

Once the quote is approved and the deposit is paid, most jobs are scheduled within 2 to 3 weeks. Plan to park somewhere else for about a week after the pour, since cars stay off the new slab until about day 7. Foot traffic is fine after 24 hours, so you can still walk to the door.

If part of an old driveway is still sound, we say so. Sometimes the better plan is replacing the broken section now and leaving the rest, and sometimes the whole driveway has to go. Either way, you hear which one it is, and why, before you decide. Shared driveways get one quote both owners can read.

Crew finishing a fresh concrete pour. PavePro, concrete driveway contractor serving Byram, MS.
Crew finishing a fresh concrete pour

Pour week at a glance

  1. 01

    Tear-out and base

    The old driveway comes out, soft spots are dug out, and the base is compacted and formed for the new slab.

  2. 02

    Pour and finish

    Rebar goes in, the concrete is poured, control joints are cut, and the surface gets a clean broom finish.

  3. 03

    Stay off it

    Walk on it at 24 hours and drive on it at about 7 days. Full cure takes 28 days.

§ 03 · Recent work

Jobs we've put down.

Real job photos from PavePro crews. No stock photos.

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§ 04 · FAQ

Straight answers on Concrete Driveways.

Q · 01 Can you replace my old asphalt driveway with concrete?
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Yes. We tear out the asphalt, haul it off, rebuild the base where it needs it, and pour concrete with rebar and cut control joints.

Q · 02 Do I have to replace the whole driveway?
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Not always. If one section has settled or broken and the rest is sound, we tell you that. If it is cracked and sinking throughout, replacement is the fix that lasts.

Q · 03 Can you add a parking pad next to my driveway?
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Yes. A pad or a wider apron can be poured with the driveway and is listed as its own line item on the quote.

Q · 04 Do you pour concrete for shared driveways?
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Yes. When two owners split the cost, the written quote lists each service with its own scope so both see the same thing.

Q · 05 Do your own crews pour the concrete?
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Yes. Concrete is done in-house by our own employees, the same as our paving and striping.

Q · 06 What finish do you put on a concrete driveway?
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A clean broom finish, which gives shoes and tires something to grip.

Q · 07 Do you give concrete driveway prices over the phone?
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No. We come out by appointment, measure, and see what has to come out, then send a free written quote, often the same day.

Q · 08 How long does concrete take to fully cure?
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You can walk on it in 24 hours and drive on it in about 7 days. Full cure takes 28 days.

Q · 09 How thick should a concrete driveway be?
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It depends on how you will use it. We spec the thickness and rebar per job, and heavier vehicles like trucks or RVs get a thicker pour.

Q · 10 Will a concrete driveway crack?
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All concrete can crack over time, especially over Mississippi's clay soils that move with moisture. We control it with a compacted base, rebar, and cut joints so any cracking stays hairline and controlled.

Q · 11 Is a concrete driveway more expensive than asphalt?
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Yes, concrete costs more up front. It makes up some of that with very little upkeep, while asphalt needs sealcoating every 1 to 2 years. We can quote both so you can compare.

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