Concrete Driveways

Standard broom-finish concrete driveways built for Eastern Idaho's freeze-thaw climate. Proper sub-base preparation, reinforcement, and drainage on every pour.

A concrete driveway in Eastern Idaho has to handle more than traffic. It has to survive frost depths that push 40 inches, soil that swells when wet, and temperature swings that crack poorly prepared slabs in the first winter.

Mountain West builds driveways with the sub-base depth, compaction, and reinforcement that this region's conditions demand. We account for drainage, expansion joints, and the specific soil type on your property — not generic specs from a warmer climate.

Every driveway quote includes excavation, sub-base materials, forming, reinforcement, pouring, finishing, control joints, and cleanup. No hidden extras.

What's Included

  • Excavation and sub-base compaction for local soil conditions
  • Rebar or fiber reinforcement based on load requirements
  • Proper control joint placement for freeze-thaw management
  • Standard broom finish for traction in all weather
  • Full cleanup and form removal
  • Written quote covering all materials and labor
Concrete Driveways

Technical Details

Typical Thickness4–6 inches depending on use
Sub-baseCompacted gravel, depth varies by soil
ReinforcementRebar grid or fiber mesh
FinishBroom finish (standard)
Control JointsScored per ACI guidelines

Ready to Start Your Project?

Get a free on-site estimate. The quote includes everything — permits, materials, labor, cleanup, and finishing.