Concrete driveways in Pine Bluffs
Driveways, pads and patios for a railroad and ranching town on Wyoming’s eastern edge.
Pine Bluffs is a town in eastern Laramie County whose eastern limits touch the Nebraska state line. It had 1,172 residents in 2020 and sits at about 5,049 feet, roughly a thousand feet lower than Cheyenne. The Union Pacific arrived in 1868, and the town grew as a cattle shipping point. We connect Pine Bluffs homeowners with independent concrete contractors for driveways, shop pads, approaches and patios.
Homes and lots
Pine Bluffs mixes older houses in town with homes on larger lots around it. Requests often include concrete in front of a detached garage or shop, an RV or equipment pad, or replacing an old, thin driveway that cracks under trucks. Bigger slabs for heavier vehicles need thicker concrete and good base.
Weather on the eastern plains
The climate here is semi-arid, like Cheyenne's, with the same freeze-thaw winters. In July 2016 a severe hailstorm caused widespread damage in town and brought out the Wyoming National Guard. After any big storm, contractors book up, so it helps to get on a schedule early.
Permits
Pine Bluffs is an incorporated town, separate from Cheyenne. Work at town streets is handled by the Town of Pine Bluffs, and lots on county roads go through Laramie County Public Works. Check with the contractor about which applies before work begins.
Common questions
Do contractors come out to Pine Bluffs?
Some do. Call with your address and we will try to connect you with a concrete contractor who covers eastern Laramie County.
Who handles driveway approaches in Pine Bluffs?
Town streets are the Town of Pine Bluffs; county roads are Laramie County Public Works. Confirm which owns the road in front of your property.
Concrete work in Pine Bluffs
- New concrete drivewaysAir-entrained concrete on a compacted base, jointed and cured so it holds up to Cheyenne freeze-thaw and wind.
- Driveway replacementTear-out and repour of cracked, scaled or sunken driveways, including the base underneath.
- Stamped and decorative concreteStamped patterns, color, exposed aggregate and borders for driveways, walks and patios.
- Driveway extensions and approachesWider driveways, RV and side pads, and the approach and curb cut that connect to the street.
- Concrete patios and sidewalksBack patios, front walks and side paths poured with the same care as a driveway.
Nearby areas
Driveway cracked, scaling or too small?
Call and we will connect you with an independent concrete contractor in the Cheyenne area.