PB Paving & Landscaping concrete work in Eastern Ontario
CONCRETE • APRONS, PADS, SIDEWALKS, CURBS

Concrete With Clean Edges.

Driveway aprons, garage and shed pads, sidewalks, curbs and steps across Rockland, Prescott-Russell and Ottawa. Formed straight, poured on a prepared base and finished to read cleanly against the asphalt, the stone and the house.

Concrete is judged at the edge and the joint. Straight forms, a real base and control joints in the right place are the whole job.

SCOPE OF WORK

What Concrete Work Covers

Driveway Aprons

The transition between garage slab and asphalt, poured to the slab elevation so the door line stays clean.

Pads & Slabs

Garage, shed, hot-tub and equipment pads on a compacted base, with reinforcing where the load asks for it.

Sidewalks & Walkways

Broom-finished walks and entrances with control joints laid out, not guessed.

Curbs & Borders

Poured curbs and edge restraints along driveways, beds and parking areas.

Steps & Landings

Entrance steps and landings formed to consistent riser heights.

Concrete Rehabilitation

Cracked or heaved sections removed and replaced, matched to what remains.

HOW IT IS BUILT
Preparation

Base & Forms

Compacted granular base, forms set to string line and checked for grade before the truck is ordered.

Form Control
Set to Line
PROJECT FACTORS

What Shapes Concrete That Lasts

The base carries the slab. Soft ground under concrete shows up as a crack within two winters.

Air-entrained mix for exterior work, because Eastern Ontario freezes and salts.

Control joints are placed to the slab’s geometry, so cracking happens where it was planned.

Aprons and pads are poured to the elevations set by the garage slab and the asphalt, so nothing steps.

QUESTIONS

Questions About Concrete Work

PB’s driveways are asphalt or interlock. For concrete, the work is aprons, pads, sidewalks, curbs, steps and rehabilitation, usually built alongside a driveway or a wall.

Apron cost depends on width, depth, reinforcement and what the existing base needs before the pour. Every apron is quoted after a site visit, HST added. Discuss your project at (343) 842-0096.

Yes, and often should be: a concrete apron at the garage, concrete curbs at the edge and asphalt for the field. One crew builds both, so the elevations agree.

From late spring to early fall, once ground temperatures allow a proper cure. Cold-weather pours are possible with protection, and PB says when they are not worth it.

WHERE THIS WORK IS DONE
PROJECT INTAKE

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Aprons, pads, sidewalks, curbs and steps across Rockland, Prescott-Russell and Ottawa. Base, elevations and finish are set at the site walk.

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