A well-built driveway adds both function and curb appeal to your home. At All Pro Concrete, we specialize in concrete driveway installation for new construction, offering clean lines, proper grading, and a durable finish that’s built to last through Kansas City’s weather extremes.
If your existing driveway is cracked, sinking, or uneven, it may be time for a full driveway replacement. We remove old, damaged concrete and replace it with a smooth, structurally sound surface that not only looks great but improves safety and property value. We can also upgrade your project with decorative finishes, integral color, or a broom or trowel texture.
Driveway Installation & Replacement
Service You Can Trust
Whether you’re starting fresh or replacing what’s worn out, our team brings over 15 years of experience to every job. From residential homes to commercial spaces, we pour concrete driveways that hold up under daily use and extreme conditions—no shortcuts, just solid results.
Frequently Asked Questions
Concrete work can be complex, and we’re here to provide answers to common questions. Here are some frequently asked questions from our clients.
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The cost to replace a concrete driveway typically ranges from $10 to $15 per square foot, depending on size, site prep, and finish options. Compared to asphalt, concrete offers better durability and long-term value.
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Mudjacking uses a heavy cement slurry to lift and level sunken concrete slabs like sidewalks, driveways, and patios. While polyjacking uses foam, mudjacking is a more affordable and proven solution for most concrete leveling needs, especially in residential settings. We specialize in mudjacking for long-lasting, cost-effective results.
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Stamped concrete lasts just as long as regular concrete — 25+ years with proper maintenance. Decorative finishes like staining and sealing protect your stamped patio or driveway from weather and wear.
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If water is entering through basement walls or the floor, interior waterproofing is best. If water pools around your foundation, a French drain system will redirect it before it seeps in. Many homes benefit from both.
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Absolutely! We install egress windows in existing basement walls to meet code and add natural light. Egress window install often pairs with sump pumps or interior drainage to keep the space dry.
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Big block retaining walls usually cost $60–$100 per square foot. Pricing depends on wall height, access, and drainage needs. We install both decorative and structural concrete retaining systems.
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Concrete flatwork is more durable and lower maintenance than asphalt, especially for patios, sidewalks, and parking lots. While asphalt may have a lower upfront cost, concrete lasts longer and looks cleaner.