Washington Township, MI · Macomb County

Concrete Driveways, Patios and Walkways in Washington Township

In northwestern Macomb County, Washington Township has a mix of established neighborhoods, newer homes and larger country lots. We pour driveways, patios and walkways built for the township’s slightly harsher winters.

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Concrete Work in Washington Township

Washington Township borders Oakland County, and its population grew from 25,139 in 2010 to 28,165 in 2020. It includes the communities of Washington, Mount Vernon and Clifton Mills, plus part of the Village of Romeo, with M-53 running just east of Washington.

The township’s weather is generally a few degrees cooler than Detroit’s, with more snow. For concrete, that means more freeze-thaw cycles, more plowing and shoveling, and more de-icing salt, all of which punish a poorly prepared or poorly finished slab.

Good drainage, a solid base and a durable finish matter most here. So does careful aftercare during the first winter.

Washington Township at a Glance

Municipality
Washington Township
County
Macomb
Population (2020)
28,165
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Permits and Planning in Washington Township

Check with Washington Township about permit requirements for driveways, patios and sidewalks before work starts. If your address is in the Village of Romeo, the village may have its own requirements.

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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Washington Township Concrete Questions

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

How do I protect a new driveway through its first winter?
Go easy on de-icing salts, especially in the first winter, and use plastic-edged shovels where you can. Cleaning and periodic sealing help protect the surface from moisture and salt. We’ll give you care guidance for your specific finish.
Do you serve Romeo?
Part of the Village of Romeo lies in Washington Township. Tell us your address when you request an estimate and we’ll confirm.

Planning a Concrete Project in Washington Township?

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