Concrete Driveways in Beverly Hills, TX
Concrete driveways in Beverly Hills, TX, including drives that meet State Highway 6, are poured, widened and replaced by Waco Elite Concrete, and every estimate is free.
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Driveways off State Highway 6 and the city streets
The Texas State Historical Association places Beverly Hills on State Highway 6, and a drive onto a state highway answers to the state. TxDOT's access manual limits a private residential driveway there to 24 feet wide plus the radii, wants a radius of 15 feet or more where it joins the highway pavement, and calls for a stabilized all-weather surface TxDOT accepts.
For drives on city streets we found no published Beverly Hills permit rule, and the City's online permits page returned an error when checked, so ask City Hall before the old concrete comes out.
Most homes here are detached houses: 617 of 720 housing units, about 86%, in the Census Bureau's 2020–2024 survey estimates. Because a slab's edges get less help from the soil while carrying heavy loads, a drive can be poured 1 to 2 inches thicker along its sides, with the extra depth running 4 to 8 inches inward.
A pattern is possible with stamped driveways, a drive with only cracks may need concrete repair in Beverly Hills instead, and every Beverly Hills service is on one page.
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(254) 309-9254Replacing a drive in three steps
Check the frontage
State Highway 6 or a city street: that decides between the TxDOT permit and a question for City Hall.
Break out and rebuild the base
Soft, unstable subgrade comes out at least 6 inches deep under a Michigan industry guideline, and crushed stone, gravel or sand, compacted to 95%, goes back in.
Pour, saw and wait
Joints are sawn, typically within 8 to 12 hours, and the drive opens to traffic after 7 days of curing, or once tests show 2,500 psi.
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(254) 309-9254Driveway prices in Central Texas
In Austin, typical 2026 driveway prices run from $9 to $19 per square foot, or $2,649 to $14,225 per job with an average of $6,278, and hauling off an old drive adds $2 to $8 per square foot. Heat and clay-heavy soil explain the extra base work and reinforcement in those prices. Averages, not our prices.
- 10 x 20 ft
- $1,570 to $2,945
- 12 x 24 ft
- $2,255 to $4,220
- 20 x 20 ft
- $3,140 to $5,890
- 24 x 24 ft
- $4,510 to $8,435
Typical Austin prices, 2026. Averages, not a quote.
Driveway questions, answered
Who issues the permit for a drive onto State Highway 6?
TxDOT, through its Waco District, which covers McLennan County. A new or changed driveway onto the highway needs the access driveway permit, Form 1058, from the owner or an authorized representative, and no work may start in the right of way until the executed permit is on hand and TxDOT has had 24 hours' notice.
How wide should a driveway be for each car?
Plan on at least 10 feet of width per vehicle, with 12 preferred for a single drive. For length, allow 18 to 20 feet a car; a full-size pickup needs 22 to 24.
When can bikes and skateboards go on a new driveway?
Wait at least three days before bicycles, scooters or skateboards roll on it.
Price a new drive in Beverly Hills
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