How much does a concrete driveway cost in Fredericksburg?

Most Fredericksburg driveways run $7–$12 per square foot installed, depending on thickness, reinforcement, access, and any demo work. Our blog post 'How Much Does a Concrete Driveway Cost in Central Virginia' breaks it down in detail.

Do you pour in winter?

We pour in winter when temperatures allow — typically above 40°F and trending up. If the forecast is too cold or too wet, we will reschedule rather than risk a bad pour.

How long before I can drive or walk on new concrete?

Walk on it in 24 to 48 hours. Drive a car on it in about 7 days. Heavy loads (delivery trucks, RVs) should wait 28 days for full cure.

Do you handle permits?

We help with permits when the scope requires one and coordinate with your county's building department.

Finished concrete pour at a Fredericksburg residential property

Concrete · Fredericksburg, VA

Concrete contractor serving Fredericksburg.

Name: ATS&L, LLC
Address: 11445 Windy Acres Lane, Locust Grove, VA, 22508, US
Telephone: 540-827-8192
Price range: $$

Driveways, patios, walkways, stamped work, and concrete repair built for Central VA's freeze–thaw weather.

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Real concrete work for Fredericksburg homes.

Concrete is not glamorous, but it is unforgiving — a mix that sits too long, a pour that starts in the wrong weather, or a finish that gets rushed will show every flaw for the next twenty years. We do not rush.

Our Fredericksburg clients get a walk-through before the pour, a firm scope and price in writing, and a finished product that holds up through freeze-thaw cycles year after year.

Concrete driveway finish in Fredericksburg

Driveways

Full residential driveways — new install, tear-out and replace, or extensions. Reinforced, proper base, clean edges.

Patios

Custom concrete patios, stamped or broom-finished, sized and shaped to the property.

Concrete and masonry detail work in progress

Stamped concrete

Patterned and colored stamped work with sealer — a cost-effective alternative to pavers for the right properties.

Walkways & steps

Concrete walkways, front steps, stoops, and ADA ramps — always tied into proper drainage.

Slabs & pads

Garage slabs, shed pads, HVAC pads, basketball pads. Reinforced and poured to the right thickness.

Concrete repair

Crack repair, resurfacing, leveling — the right fix for the failure, not just cosmetic patching.

Why choose ATS&L

Clean edges, clean cleanup, and a crew that treats your property like their own — every pour, every install, every visit.

Proper base prep — we do not skip the stone and compaction
Rebar or mesh reinforcement specified per job
Weather-aware scheduling (we will delay rather than pour in 40° rain)
Clean saw-cut control joints to manage cracking
Written warranty on new pours

Central VA Outdoor Experts

Completed outdoor landscaping and hardscape project by ATS&L

Ready to upgrade your outdoors?

Tell us about the project. We'll walk the property, talk it through, and send a clear estimate — no pressure.

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Concrete Contractor across Fredericksburg

Neighborhoods we regularly serve in Fredericksburg and the surrounding Spotsylvania / Stafford.

Downtown Fredericksburg
Chancellor
Leavells
Celebrate Virginia

Not listed? We likely still cover you — call 540-827-8192 for a fast check.

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: Most Fredericksburg driveways run $7–$12 per square foot installed, depending on thickness, reinforcement, access, and any demo work. Our blog post 'How Much Does a Concrete Driveway Cost in Central Virginia' breaks it down in detail.
: We pour in winter when temperatures allow — typically above 40°F and trending up. If the forecast is too cold or too wet, we will reschedule rather than risk a bad pour.
: Walk on it in 24 to 48 hours. Drive a car on it in about 7 days. Heavy loads (delivery trucks, RVs) should wait 28 days for full cure.
: We help with permits when the scope requires one and coordinate with your county's building department.