[ken33xx]

There is a patch on the driveway which needs to be repaired. (See photo)

What kind of vendor do I need to contact for this kind of work?

Thanks for any help you can provide

 

[Half-fast eddie]

That would be easy to break out the 2 bad sections and pour back, with forms only needed on the ends. Start with a concrete finisher.

 

[ken33xx]

O.k. thanks I contacted one company thus far and they quoted me $2300 for the repair.

 

[3onthetree]

You would need a concrete contractor. They will have to piggyback this small work onto a larger job. Your cost will seem higher on a per capita basis, so that doesn't seem too far out of line (though have no idea on size to replace or site conditions).

 

[ken33xx]

O.k. thanks
I've been contacting a few companies

 

[ken33xx]

Based on the photo would it be better to repair/patch what's cracked or swap out the broken slab?

 

[Half-fast eddie]

You could saw cut this chunk out if you don’t mind another joint in the driveway.

 

[huesmann]

What exactly is your beef here—the cracks are just ugly? Trip hazard? You could just use elastomeric crack filler.

 

[ken33xx]

What exactly is your beef here—the cracks are just ugly? Trip hazard? You could just use elastomeric crack filler.

HOA compliant.

 

[huesmann]

What is the HOA requirement?

 

[b.rooster4321]

I would use crack filler you can do it or have it done for $100


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[Half-fast eddie]

What is the HOA requirement?

Probably something technical like “properly maintained”.

 

[jackery]

At least you got as far as a quote. I'm dealing with the same, cracked sidewalk and no concrete approach/apron. I moved to this town of maybe 10k just over a year ago and every contractor I've tried to contact either doesn't answer, doesn't return messages, refers me to someone else because they're too busy, or says their books are full until 2025. Also interested in alternatives in the meantime. I think 4x4 or 5x5 flat sidewalk slabs can be diy'd but everyone I've talked to about the approach says hire that out. My town says that has to be 6" thick vs the 4" for the sidewalk. I'm about to see if someone in the nearest metro area an hour+ away will come out and do it, but maybe they're booked out too 🤷‍♂️

 

[ken33xx]

What is the HOA requirement?

All driveways must be kept clean and clear of debris, cracks, oil, rust, and other stains.

 

[ken33xx]

HOA compliant.

I would use crack filler you can do it or have it done for $100


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Yes, I've been quoted 2200-2300 to replace the panel but a crack filler might be acceptable.

 

[huesmann]

I'd try $20 worth of sealer and backer rod first. If the HOA says it's not good enough, then I'd sawcut the cracked parts out like in Eddie's pic, plus a chunk out of the adjacent panel since that also seems to have a crack. Seems like you could fill those with a few bags of sackrete.