Maybe your driveway has cracked and sunk, or you just need more room to park. Maybe you're a business that needs one built for daily truck traffic. Stubblefield Concrete & Construction is family owned and operated, licensed and insured, with over 30 years of experience pouring concrete in College Station and across Central Texas. Tell us what you need and we'll come take a look.
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Every property has different driveway needs. Some need a brand-new driveway for new construction, and others need worn or damaged concrete replaced. We handle the full range for residential and commercial properties.
Some damage is fixable. Some isn't.
Not sure which category yours falls into? We'll come look.
A driveway lasts as long as the work underneath it. Most residential driveways are completed within a few days. Larger or custom projects can take longer, and we'll give you a clear timeline and keep you updated along the way.
A business driveway takes far more traffic than a home one: customers, employees, deliveries, service vehicles. We work on offices, retail centers, apartment communities, schools, and warehouses.
New builds, replacements, extensions. We match the driveway to the house and to how you use it.
It depends on the size, the thickness, the reinforcement, whether there's old concrete to remove, how much grading and drainage work the ground needs, and the finish you choose. We give free estimates after seeing the property, so you know what your job involves.
Four inches is standard for cars. If you'll park an RV, a trailer, or heavy trucks on it, plan on 5 to 6 inches and stronger reinforcement.
A well-built and maintained one can last 20 to 30 years or longer.
You can usually walk on it after 24 to 48 hours. We suggest waiting about 7 days before parking a car on it and about 28 days for heavy vehicles. Concrete keeps gaining strength for weeks after the pour.
Most residential driveways are finished in a few days. We'll give you a timeline before we start.
Often, yes. Minor cracks can be filled or patched. If a driveway has widespread cracking, or if slabs have sunk or shifted, replacement is usually the better fix. We'll tell you which one we think it is.
If the concrete underneath is sound, yes. Resurfacing helps with a worn or stained surface. It won't fix settling or structural damage.
No, but a sealer helps it resist stains and wear, and it brings out decorative finishes. We can seal a new driveway or an existing one.
We build extensions to blend with what's there. New concrete will look a little lighter than old concrete at first, but it weathers in over time.
We pour driveways for homeowners, businesses, contractors, and property managers in:
Tell us what you're dealing with, whether it's a worn-out driveway or a bare lot.
We'll come look and go over your options.