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Concrete Driveway & Patio Installation in Bloomfield Township, MI

Wooded Bloomfield Township lots, long driveways and patios out back.

Bloomfield Township wraps around Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills with wooded lots, lakes and larger homes. Long driveways and backyard patios are the norm here, and so are trees whose roots run under both. The ground is glacial till, which changes from clay to sand over a short distance. Before any Bloomfield Township pour, we proof-roll the subgrade, replace the soft pockets and build a thicker compacted base.

Oakland County · Rolling glacial till

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Serving ZIP 48301, 48302, 48304 · Oakland County, MichiganPermits and right-of-way work: Bloomfield Township
Driveways and patios in Bloomfield Township

New concrete, planned around your Bloomfield Township lot

Trees and slope shape the layout. We keep slabs back from major roots where we can, place joints near trees, and grade each slab so water moves away from the house. Doing the driveway and patio together lets us plan one drainage system. Bloomfield Township decides what permits apply, and we'll tell you what your project needs at the free estimate.

The ground under Bloomfield Township

Rolling glacial till

The hills of southern Oakland County, a mix of dense clay with pockets of sand and stone left by retreating glaciers.

Till is unpredictable from one end of a driveway to the other. A soft clay pocket next to a sandy one gives a slab uneven support, so it cracks and settles in patches. Add sloped lots and runoff coming downhill, and water management matters as much as the concrete itself.

How we build in Bloomfield Township

Proof-roll the subgrade to find soft spots, replace them, build a thicker compacted base, and plan the grade so runoff is carried around the slab.

What fails here first
  • Cracks and settling in uneven patches
  • Runoff washing across the driveway from uphill
  • Washed-out soil along slab edges
  • Steep driveways that ice over
Twelve things worth a look

Signs it’s time for new concrete in Bloomfield Township

One of these is worth an estimate. Several together usually mean the base underneath has given up, and a new slab on a rebuilt base is the fix that lasts.

  1. 01Cracks and settling in uneven patches
  2. 02Runoff washing across the driveway from uphill
  3. 03Washed-out soil along slab edges
  4. 04Steep driveways that ice over
  5. 05Cracks wider than a pencil
  6. 06Panels that rock or sound hollow
  7. 07Sections that have sunk or lifted
  8. 08Water pooling on the surface
  9. 09Flaking, scaling or pitting
  10. 10Crumbling edges and corners
  11. 11Trip edges between panels
  12. 12Patch on top of patch
Our process

How a Bloomfield Township project runs

  1. 01

    Free Estimate

    We visit, measure and listen, then give you a clear, no-pressure quote.

  2. 02

    Plan & Materials

    We finalize the design, finish, and timeline, and lock in honest pricing.

  3. 03

    Prep & Pour

    Proper sub-base, forms, and reinforcement, then a clean, expert pour.

  4. 04

    Cure & Walkthrough

    We cure, seal where needed, clean up, and walk the finished job with you.

Bloomfield Township questions

Straight answers

Roots are a risk, so we plan the layout, base and joints around them. Some owners ask an arborist to look first. We'll show you options on site.

Typical prices for every project are in the Metro Detroit cost guide, and more answers are on the FAQ page.

A new driveway or patio in Bloomfield Township? Let’s talk.

Get a free, no-pressure estimate from a local team that treats your home like its own.