Concrete Driveways
We pour strong, long-lasting concrete driveways built for cold Nebraska winters, with real base prep, honest slab thickness, and a 3-year workmanship warranty.
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A+ Concrete pours and repairs driveways, patios, foundations and flatwork in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Cheyenne gets more than double the snow of anywhere else we serve, and that one fact drives almost every decision on the slab.
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Cheyenne averages 62.9 inches of snow a year (NOAA 1991 to 2020 normals, station USW00024018). Ogallala gets 24.6. Kimball gets 29.8. Cheyenne gets more than twice what most of our service area sees, and that changes what a driveway has to survive. It is not mainly a cold problem, since winter lows here actually run near 18.3 degrees F, the mildest of any town on our list. It is a salt and water problem.
Sixty-three inches of snow means plowing all winter and de-icing chemicals across the slab every time it ices over. Chlorides work down into the surface and pull it apart, and the damage shows up a season or two later as scaling, flaking and pitting. That is the single most common reason a Cheyenne driveway looks tired years before it should. The defenses are an air-entrained mix rated for freeze-thaw, a properly finished surface, sealing on the right schedule, and using sand instead of salt for traction wherever a homeowner can stand to.
All that melting snow has to go somewhere, which makes grade and drainage as important here as it is in Ogallala, for a completely different reason. Water that runs off a slab is harmless. Water that ponds on it or soaks the base under it will freeze, expand and lift the concrete. On a Cheyenne job we plan the slope and the base first and the finish second.
Cheyenne is also the highest place we work, about 6,192 feet, and it is dry, with only 15.41 inches of precipitation a year. Thin, dry, moving air pulls water out of fresh concrete quickly, so shrinkage cracking during the pour is a real risk. Curing properly is what prevents it and what lets a new foundation, garage floor or patio reach full strength. The freeze-free window runs about 141 days, roughly May 12 to October 1, so the season is workable but not long.
Permits in Cheyenne go through City of Cheyenne Building Permitting and Licensing, which now runs applications and inspections through an online portal. We handle the permit before the pour. Cheyenne is about two hours and twenty minutes from our Bridgeport shop, so it is a planned trip suited to real projects, whether that is a new pour, a replacement, or repair on a slab still worth saving. Estimates are free and every job carries a 3-year workmanship warranty.
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Concrete Patios & Stamped Concrete
Custom concrete patios and stamped, colored finishes built to last in western Nebraska. Add a built-in firepit for real outdoor living. Free estimates from A+ Concrete.
Concrete Patios & Stamped Concrete in Bridgeport →Concrete Foundations
A+ Concrete pours strong foundations for homes, additions, garages and shops across the western Nebraska panhandle. Footings go below the frost line. Family-owned, licensed and insured.
Explore concrete foundations →Concrete Repair
We fix cracked, scaled, flaking and sunken concrete on driveways, walks, patios and slabs, and give an honest repair or replace answer for your home.
Our concrete repair process →Sidewalks & Flatwork
New concrete sidewalks, walkways, paths, approaches, and small slabs poured to last through freeze-thaw winters. Family-owned, licensed, insured, and bonded, with free estimates.
See sidewalks & flatwork details →Garage Floors
We pour, replace, and seal concrete garage floor slabs for homeowners across western Nebraska. Free estimates, licensed and insured work, and a 3-year workmanship warranty.
Garage Floors in Bridgeport →Cheyenne, WY concrete questions
Where can I find a concrete contractor near me in Cheyenne?
A+ Concrete comes to Cheyenne from Bridgeport, Nebraska, about two hours and twenty minutes east. We pour and repair driveways, patios, foundations, garage floors and flatwork across the city. It is a planned trip, so it suits full projects best, and estimates are free. Call (308) 279-0424 to talk it through.
Why does concrete in Cheyenne scale and flake so badly?
Snow and salt, more than cold. Cheyenne averages 62.9 inches of snow a year, more than twice most of our service area, which means de-icing chemicals sit on the slab all winter. Chlorides break concrete down from the surface. An air-entrained mix, a well-finished surface, sealing on schedule and sand instead of salt all help.
Is Cheyenne colder than the Nebraska towns you serve?
No, and that surprises people. Cheyenne winter lows run normal near 18.3 degrees F, milder than Kimball at 13.3 or Sidney at 14 degrees. Cheyenne is the snowiest place we work, not the coldest, so its concrete problem is salt and meltwater volume rather than extreme cold on its own.
How do permits work for concrete in Cheyenne?
Through City of Cheyenne Building Permitting and Licensing, which now runs applications and inspections through an online portal. We pull the permit before the pour rather than discovering a problem partway through, so approach work and anything in the right-of-way is signed off before we break ground.
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Cheyenne, WY is one of the towns we cover for concrete from our Bridgeport base.
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