Driveway Expansions & Extensions · Chesterfield Township, MI
Driveway Extensions & Widening in Chesterfield Township, MI
Out of parking space in Chesterfield Township? We serve homeowners throughout Chesterfield Township and the rest of Macomb County. We widen and extend concrete driveways for an extra vehicle, a trailer or simply easier parking, tied neatly into your existing slab.
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Driveway Expansions & Extensions in Chesterfield Township: What to Plan For
Widening for a third car or easier parking, tied neatly into the existing slab.
A third car, a teenager’s first vehicle or a work truck can outgrow a builder-grade driveway, and widening is the practical fix. Check any HOA rules on driveway width first.
Boats and trailers need room. A widened driveway or parking pad keeps them off the lawn and the street.
With 45,376 residents in 2020, up from 37,405 in 2000, Chesterfield is one of the larger communities in northern Macomb County. Suburban subdivisions and shopping developments now make up much of the township, which also includes communities like Chesterfield, Milton, Lottivue and Anchor Bay Harbor.
Chesterfield Township at a Glance
- Municipality
- Charter Township of Chesterfield
- County
- Macomb
- Population (2020)
- 45,376
Before you start
Permits and Planning in Chesterfield Township
Check with Chesterfield Township about permit requirements for driveways, patios and sidewalks before work starts. If you live in a subdivision with an HOA, it’s also worth checking for any rules on driveway width or finish.
If the driveway approach sits in the right-of-way of a county road, the Macomb County Department of Roads issues the approach permit. It does not accept electronic residential applications (they are mailed or hand-delivered to 117 South Groesbeck Highway, Mount Clemens), and it requires 48 hours’ notice, by phone at (586) 463-8671, before work starts in the right-of-way.
Source: Macomb County Department of Roads, Permits (opens in a new tab). Requirements change, so always confirm current rules with the municipality before work begins.
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FAQ
Driveway Expansions & Extensions in Chesterfield Township: FAQ
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- Do you build a driveway extension in Chesterfield Township?
- Yes. Enzo’s Concrete LLC is a licensed, insured and family-owned contractor serving homeowners throughout Chesterfield Township and the rest of Macomb County. Send your project details, or call or text (586) 231-4217, to set up a free estimate.
- Do I need a permit for a driveway extension in Chesterfield Township?
- Requirements vary by municipality and project. Check with the Charter Township of Chesterfield before work begins, and remember that work at the road approach may need a separate right-of-way permit.
- Will the new section match my existing driveway?
- New concrete starts out lighter than weathered concrete and blends in as it ages, but it won’t be identical on day one. A well-placed joint and a consistent finish help the addition look intentional.
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