Clean transitions from your property to the street
Aprons affect how your car rolls in, where water goes, and how the finished driveway looks.
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Planned around the street
We plan aprons around sidewalk and curb elevations, drainage, right-of-way conditions and any permitting that applies.
Apron options
- Asphalt apron
- Concrete apron
- Paver transition
- Apron as part of a full replacement
Frequently asked questions
What is a driveway apron?
It’s the section that connects your driveway to the street, usually crossing the sidewalk area.
Can you replace just the apron?
Yes, as long as it ties in cleanly to the driveway and the street.
Can I change the apron material?
Often yes. We check what applies to your street and permit.
Do aprons need a permit?
Work in the right-of-way often does. We tell you what applies.
Can an apron fix drainage?
Setting the right elevations at the apron can help water move to the street.
Get a free estimate
Tell us about your driveway. A U.S. Pave® Residential specialist will follow up to plan the right solution.
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