Inspection
Driveway
50-foot concrete driveway with approximately 50 linear feet of visible cracks and splits, including wider cracks (>½ inch) exposing base material and uneven surface conditions indicating settling or heaving. Homeowner prioritizes cost-effectiveness and wants to understand repair vs. replacement options.
Assumptions:
• Assumes ~50 linear feet of driveway length and ~50 linear feet of crack damage documented by homeowner
• Assumes driveway width of ~10 feet (typical single-car), yielding ~500 sq ft total surface area
• Assumes mix of surface-level and structural cracks with some wider gaps (>½ inch) and uneven settling in sections
• Assumes no full-depth removal needed if targeted repair is viable; full replacement only if structural assessment deems necessary
Scope:
• inspection: On-site assessment of crack severity, settlement patterns, and base condition to determine repair vs. replacement viability
• concrete: Crack repair: routing and sealing ~50 linear feet of cracks with polyurethane or epoxy; mud-jacking or self-leveling compound application to address uneven/settled sections (if recommended post-inspection); targeted patching of wider cracks. If full replacement recommended: removal and disposal of ~500 sq ft concrete, base prep, and new concrete pour.
• general: Debris removal and site cleanup post-repair or post-removal
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