Driveway Repair & Install San Diego

Driveway Installation Services from Hyper Construction Inc. can help to enhance the curb appeal of your home while also increasing its value. Our team of experienced professionals will work with you to choose the perfect material for your needs and budget, and we’ll handle every step of the installation process, from excavation to paving. 

Concrete Driveways

Concrete is the most popular driveway material for a reason: it’s durable and low-maintenance. You won’t have to give much thought to a concrete driveway once it’s installed. It may not earn as many compliments as upscale alternatives, but concrete is a dependably solid choice with a mid-range price. If you’re looking for a no-fuss driveway material that will stand the test of time, concrete is the way to go.

Asphalt Driveways

Installing an asphalt driveway can be a great way for homeowners to upgrade their home. It has a unique combination of advantages that make it one of the most popular choices for driveways; not only is it fairly low cost and easy to install and maintain, but should there ever be any damage from wear or weathering, it’s relatively straightforward and inexpensive to repair. Asphalt driveways generally last between 15 and 20 years when properly maintained – such as resealing every few years in colder climates – making them a wise choice for those looking for reliable paving solutions for their home. We install asphalt driveways often for customers that want a long-term solution that, if damaged can be fixed easily.

Paver Driveways

Paver driveways are a popular choice for many homeowners due to their longevity and high-end look. Pavers are available in a variety of materials, including concrete, brick, and stone, and can be arranged in a variety of patterns to create a unique look. Paver driveways are also very low maintenance, as they are resistant to cracking and staining. Although pavers require more upfront work and investment, they will last for many years with proper care. For homeowners looking for a long-lasting, stylish solution for their driveway, paver driveways are an excellent option. 

Brick Driveways

Brick is one of the most durable materials you can use for a driveway. In fact, brick driveways can last for generations with minimal maintenance. Brick is also a very high-end-looking material, which can add to the value of your home. The only downside to brick is that it is a bit more expensive to install than other driveway materials. However, if you are looking for a long-lasting, high-end-looking driveway, brick may be the best option for you.

Gravel Driveways

Gravel driveways are one of the most popular types of driveways in the world. Gravel driveways are usually found in rural areas and are made from a variety of materials including crushed stone. Gravel can last for a very long time if it is properly maintained. Gravel driveways need to be resealed every few years to keep them looking their best. The biggest selling point of gravel as a driveway material is the price point: Costing an average of $1 to $2 per square foot to install, it is a fraction of the cost of a paver, brick, or even concrete driveway. That makes gravel an especially attractive option for homeowners with long driveways—which is why gravel driveways are nearly ubiquitous in rural areas.

Crushed Stone Driveways

Crushed stone driveways are a great alternative to gravel driveways. Crushed stone is a bit similar to gravel, but it offers a smoother surface than what gravel can provide. Crushed stone is also available in a variety of colors, so you can choose the color that best matches your home. Crushed stone driveways are easy to maintain and are not as likely to wash away in heavy rains. However, one major drawback of crushed stone driveways is that they are not the easiest for snow removal. This can be a minor inconvenience, but it is something to keep in mind if you live in an area with heavy snowfall.

Tar and Chip Driveways

Tar and chip driveways are not as common as asphalt or concrete, but they offer a number of advantages. Tar and chip driveways are less expensive than concrete or asphalt, and they provide excellent traction in all weather conditions. Tar and chip driveways also have a more natural appearance than concrete or asphalt, and they are easier to repair than other types of driveways. However, tar and chip driveways require more maintenance than other types of driveways, and they are not as durable as concrete or asphalt.

Cobblestone Driveways

Cobblestone driveways are a classic choice that never goes out of style. Cobblestone is a highly durable material that requires little maintenance, making it a great choice for those who want a low-maintenance driveway. While Cobblestone driveways may be more expensive than other options, they are built to last. Cobblestone driveways are also unique, adding character and charm to any home. Snow removal can be more difficult with a Cobblestone driveway, but the trade-off is worth it for many homeowners.

Stamped Concrete Driveways

Stamped concrete driveways are a great way to get the look of pavers at a reduced cost. The lifespan, durability and maintenance are all that you would expect from concrete—which is to say it’s quite long-lasting and simple to upkeep. However, the extra effort it takes to install a stamped concrete driveway makes for a higher price than traditional concrete driveways. Stamped concrete driveways are created by impressing a pattern into wet concrete before it dries. This can be done with a variety of tools, including stamps, rollers and even textured mats. Once the concrete has dried, the stamped pattern will be permanent. Stamped concrete driveways are an excellent choice for homeowners who want the look of pavers without the higher price tag.