Citrus County, FL
Concrete Driveways in Citrus County
Old asphalt or cracked concrete comes out, the sandy base is compacted, rebar or fiber mesh goes in, and the pour is 4–6 inches in the finish you pick: broom, exposed aggregate, or stamped.
- Tear-out & haul-away
- Compacted base & rebar
- Broom, exposed aggregate or stamped finish
- Control joints to limit cracking
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How much does a concrete driveway cost in Citrus County, FL?
Most driveways in Citrus County cost $6–$12 per square foot installed. A standard 2-car driveway (about 600 sq ft) usually runs $3,600–$7,200 depending on tear-out, thickness and finish.
What moves a driveway quote
Tear-out is the first variable: old asphalt, a broken apron, and a culvert at the road are different jobs from a clear lot. Thickness is the next. A passenger-car drive and a drive that will hold a truck or an RV are not poured the same way. Broom, exposed aggregate, and stamped are chosen before the truck is scheduled.
Access changes the pour too. A tight downtown lot and a long run from the road to the house are measured on site. Request your driveway estimate and we will set a free on-site look, usually within 48 hours.
How a driveway is built
Haul-away of the old surface happens before the forms are set. Control joints go into the fresh slab so a crack has a planned line.
An apron that meets a county-maintained road is scoped with the permit for that connection, rather than left as a separate errand. Inverness driveways cover downtown lots, Lake Henderson, and Inverness Highlands. Crystal River drives often add parking on a coastal lot. Homosassa drives meet riverside yards, and Citrus Springs drives are often long and wooded. Longer drives are also common on the larger lots in Lecanto and on the oak-lined lots in Floral City.
Driveway finishes, including stamped
The finishes are broom, exposed aggregate, or stamped. Stamped concrete stays available for driveways. Slate, stone, brick, and wood-plank patterns are on the stamped concrete page.
Repair or replace the old driveway
A truck, boat, or RV should stay off longer than a passenger car. Foot traffic is the short wait, and full strength takes the longer cure. If the old driveway is cracked, see concrete repair for the choice between a patch and a full replacement.
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Concrete Driveways FAQs
How long before I can drive on new concrete?
You can walk on it after 24–48 hours and drive a passenger car on it after about 7 days. Full strength is reached around 28 days.
Do I need a permit for a driveway in Citrus County?
Driveway work that connects to a county road usually needs a right-of-way permit. That permit is handled as part of the job.
Do you replace cracked asphalt driveways?
Yes. Tear-out and haul-away of old asphalt or cracked concrete are part of a typical replacement.
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