Stanleyville sits on the Highway 52 corridor on Winston-Salem's north side, between the city line and Rural Hall. It is an established area, and its concrete is establishment-age too: original drives, carport pads and front walks that have carried fifty years of traffic and Piedmont freeze-thaw cycles. Tear-out and repour is the everyday job here.
The 52 corridor makes access easy for concrete trucks, which matters more than people think. Short, straight residential drives with clean truck access pour efficiently, and that keeps jobs in Stanleyville simple compared to long rural runs. Carport slabs and basement-garage approaches, common in this housing stock, are a steady part of the mix.
Concrete driveways, patios, walks, slabs and repair across Stanleyville and the 52 corridor between Winston-Salem and Rural Hall. Free on-site estimate and a written price from a local contractor before anything starts.
Depends on depth. Surface pitting and spalling on an otherwise flat slab can be resurfaced. Cracks with height change or a slab that has tilted toward the house mean the base is going, and a repour with correct slope away from the structure is the fix that lasts.
We tie into sound existing concrete with dowels and an isolation joint. New concrete will not perfectly match sixty-year-old concrete in colour, and anyone who promises invisible matching is overpromising. It weathers closer over the first couple of years.
Yes, the whole corridor from the Winston-Salem line up through Rural Hall, including Old Rural Hall Road and the streets off University Parkway.
Call or text (336) 608-5157, tell us what you've got going on, and we'll come put eyes on it. No cost, no pressure, straight price.
(336) 608-5157