A cracked or narrow drive hurts curb appeal. Our driveway installation in Chandler, AZ is built for real weight. Call (480) 219-0038 and we will dig deeper and compact harder than a patio, then finish the drive in pavers or concrete with clean edges. We are family owned, licensed, bonded and insured, and every driveway starts with a free on-site estimate.
Tell us where the yard is and we will come measure it.
A cracked, stained or too narrow driveway drags down the whole front of the house. A new paver drive or a widened slab gives you room for another car, fixes the eyesore and looks planned from the street.
Driveways in Chandler take a beating from summer heat, heavy trucks and clay soil that shifts after monsoon rain. That is why the part you never see, the compacted subgrade and base, gets most of our attention.
Ready when you areWant a driveway that handles the Arizona heat and your daily parking without cracking? CGL Landscaping builds and extends driveways in Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa and across the East Valley on a properly compacted base. Book a free on-site estimate or call (480) 219-0038.
These are the six driveway jobs Chandler homeowners ask us for most. They range from a full paver drive to a simple extension for a third car.
Not every tired driveway needs to be torn out. Sometimes a paver border, a widened side or new rock along the edges is what the front of the house needs.
Extra width for another car, a trailer or easier getting in and out.
Pavers set over a sound driveway slab where the height allows.
A hard surface beside the garage for a boat, a trailer or a work truck.
We look at the cracks and the settling and tell you honestly whether it needs an overlay, an extension or a full tear out.
We measure the drive and any extension area, look at how the old slab has cracked or settled, and check the slope toward the street. Then you get a written driveway price.
We also check where the sprinkler lines run under the edges and how the drive meets the sidewalk. Those two spots cause most of the surprises on a driveway job, so we find them first.
Most of a driveway job is out of sight. The digging and the base are what stop tire ruts and sunken pavers down the road.
A mini skid steer handles the break out and the grading, and the base goes in and gets compacted in layers before any paver or concrete shows up. That order is the same on every driveway installation in Chandler we take on.
Old drive checked, area measured, priced.
Old concrete or rock removed and hauled.
Soil compacted, base built up in layers.
Pavers laid or concrete formed and poured.
Borders set, rock reset, walkthrough.
A new driveway can make tired rock and a patchy strip look worse. It is the right time to redo the walk to the front door and the beds along the drive.
Decorative rock and low water desert plants along the edges keep the front yard clean and meet most HOA landscape rules. A few lights along the drive help at night.
Every driveway is priced from what we see on site, including what is under the old one. These four drive most of the number.
A narrow side extension on open dirt is a short job. A full tear out of an old cracked drive over soft clay is a much bigger one, and your quote will show the difference line by line.
A full drive and a narrow extension are very different jobs.
Breaking out and hauling old concrete is a real part of the cost.
Pavers usually cost more up front than a poured slab.
Soft or poorly compacted soil means more digging and more base rock.
Read what homeowners in Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa and nearby cities have written about CGL Landscaping on Google.
We are a family owned company in Chandler that builds driveways, patios and full landscapes. If the front of your house needs work, we are happy to come take a look.
Bring any other driveway questions to the site visit. There is no cost for the visit or the written quote.
These are the questions Chandler homeowners ask most before a driveway project. Paver strength, extensions and overlays lead the list.
Yes, when the base is built for it. A driveway gets a deeper, heavier base than a patio, and the edges are locked so the pavers cannot creep out under the tires.
Yes. We can add a concrete strip or a paver band alongside it. Pavers are often the easier match, since new concrete rarely matches the color of an old slab.
Many stains clean up, and a paver that will not come clean can be lifted and replaced with a new one. That is much harder to do with a poured slab.
Sometimes. If the slab is solid and there is room at the garage and the sidewalk for the added height, an overlay can work, but a badly cracked or sinking drive comes out.
Pavers can usually take traffic once the joints are sanded and compacted. A new concrete drive needs time to cure first, and we will tell you when it is safe to park on it.
Yes. A pad beside the garage or along the side yard is built like a driveway, with a base sized for the weight it will carry.
Home base is Chandler. We build driveways across Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and San Tan Valley.
Front yards are what HOAs look at most, so bring your community guidelines to the site visit. We will plan the driveway materials and colors to fit what your association approves.
The right surface depends on the look you want, the budget and what is there now. We will lay out the options on the site visit.
Concrete pavers are the most common choice we install for a new drive in Chandler, since they handle ground movement and repair easily. Poured concrete and paver borders are simpler options for tighter budgets.
A paver band framing a concrete drive for a finished look.
CGL is run by a family in Chandler, and our own crew breaks out, grades and paves your driveway. When you call, you reach the company doing the work.
That local connection matters on a driveway, which you look at every day. If a paver ever needs replacing, you know exactly who to call.
Ask us out for a free look. We will check the old drive, measure the new one and give you the price in writing.
Call CGL Landscaping or send the form with a note about your driveway. We work across Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa and the rest of the East Valley.