Sterling Heights, MI · Macomb County

Concrete Driveway Replacement, Walkways and Patios in Sterling Heights

Sterling Heights is Michigan’s fourth-largest city, and many of its homes were built for the region’s autoworkers decades ago. That means a lot of original driveways and walks ready for replacement. We help homeowners replace them and add patios.

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Concrete Work in Sterling Heights

Sterling Heights was farmland, once known for rhubarb, before suburban homes were built for workers in Detroit’s auto industry. Sterling Township incorporated as a city in 1968, and by 2020 it had 134,346 residents, making it the fourth-most populous city in Michigan.

Decades-old neighborhoods mean decades-old concrete. Driveways, approaches and front walks that have been through many Michigan winters develop cracks, heaving and sunken sections. Replacing them improves safety, drainage and curb appeal.

The Clinton River crosses the northeast part of the city, where lower ground near the river makes drainage planning worth extra attention.

Sterling Heights at a Glance

Municipality
City of Sterling Heights
County
Macomb
Population (2020)
134,346
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Before you build

Permits and Planning in Sterling Heights

Check with the City of Sterling Heights about permit requirements before work begins, especially for work at the driveway approach, sidewalk or curb, which is in the public right-of-way. Requirements for widening can differ from a same-footprint replacement.

Major roads such as M-53 (Van Dyke) and M-59 (Hall Road) are state highways, and approach work on state or county roads may need a permit from that road agency.

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FAQ

Sterling Heights Concrete Questions

Something else on your mind? Call or text (586) 231-4217.

Does replacing my driveway include the approach to the street?
It can. The approach between the sidewalk and the street is usually in the public right-of-way, so it may need a separate permit. We’ll talk through the full scope at your estimate.
Do you serve all of Sterling Heights?
Yes. Sterling Heights is part of the Macomb County area we serve. Tell us your address when you request an estimate.

Planning a Concrete Project in Sterling Heights?

Tell us what you have in mind and where in Sterling Heights the project is. We’ll follow up to talk through options, timing and your free estimate.