Concrete

The approach, or driveway apron, is the area of the driveway closest to the road and is usually composed of the same material as the remainder of the driveway. Because most municipalities have building standards that govern driveway aprons, changing yours if it's in terrible shape or you want to enlarge the driveway can be difficult.

DeFord Contracting has been putting their skill, workforce and fleet to design and create long-lasting, high-quality concrete approaches for decade.

Metal dumpsters and trash trucks exert a lot of force on pavement. Because concrete is a firm substance, it will not as easily acquire dents and dimples in the surface like asphalt will. And when wire mesh or metal rebar is added to the slab, it creates an incredibly durable matrix that will withstand the weight of a trash truck for far longer than asphalt.

We lean on a thorough process and decades of experience, humanpower, and a massive fleet of heavy equipment to ensure the work we do is to the highest quality and exceeds your exacting specifications.

DeFord has decades of experience in concrete construction. We can facilitate a wide variety of curb profiles that meet provincial standards through the use of our state-of-the-art machinery fleet. This allows us to provide our customers with the highest quality of product available in the industry.

Whether you need a strip curb to border a driveway or a curb running the length of your regional municipality, DeFord Contracting has the knowledge and capability to get the job done safely, efficiently and with the strictest attention to detail.

One of the most important responsibilities of a property owner, whether residential or commercial, is to ensure the safety of everyone who lives or works there.  Adding sidewalks and curbs is one of the simplest and most effective safety measures you can take.

The concrete experts at DeFord will collaborate with you to create a strategy that meets the needs of your property and will work fast to achieve outstanding results.

Extruded curb is commonly used to encircle a parking lot or landscaping, preventing dirt and grass from spilling onto the pavement in the event of severe weather. It's made by "extruding" a sand and concrete combination via a metal shoe, which makes it stronger and more durable.

We have been working in the industry for over half-a-century, so we know curbs and gutters better than anyone else. DeFord Contracting: doing the work, since 1967.