Concrete for paving — Kansas City, MO

For paving in Kansas City, contractors typically use Portland cement, often a Type I or Type II, depending on the specific application and environmental factors. This is mixed with aggregate like gravel and sand, plus water, to create the concrete. The mix design is critical for durability, especially with Kansas City's freeze-thaw cycles. The pros ensure the concrete has the right strength and workability for your driveway or patio. They'll explain the cement types when you get your quote.

Generally, poured concrete is often cheaper upfront for a driveway in Kansas City compared to pavers. However, paver driveways can offer more design flexibility and are easier to repair if individual stones are damaged. The long-term cost can vary based on maintenance and potential repairs needed for either option. The crew that comes out will walk you through the cost implications for both when you get your quote.