Concrete & demolition serving Southeast Wisconsin
Sidecar Parking & Driveway Extensions
Widen your driveway with a concrete sidecar pad so there’s room for another car, a work truck, or a trailer, without parking on the grass.
- Free on-site quotes
- Based in East Troy
- Demo and new concrete, one crew
Takes about 30 seconds. We’ll call you back, usually within one business day.
More room to park, built as part of your driveway
A sidecar pad is a concrete extension that runs alongside your existing driveway. It gives you an extra parking spot, so nobody has to park on the lawn or shuffle cars every morning. Most are sized for one more car, and we can make them wider or longer for a truck or trailer.
We grade and compact the base, form the new section so it lines up with your driveway, and tie it in cleanly. If your driveway is due for replacement anyway, we can replace the driveway and add the extension in one job.
What’s included
- Sidecar pads alongside your driveway
- Driveway widening and extensions
- Base graded and compacted for vehicle weight
- Clean tie-in to your existing driveway
- Matching broom finish
How the job goes
Free quote
We look at the job in person and get you a clear price.
Tear-out & prep
Old concrete comes out, the base is graded and compacted, and forms go in.
Pour & finish
Rebar or mesh, a full-depth pour, and the finish you picked, with control joints to manage cracking.
Cure & enjoy
We go over when it’s safe to walk and drive on, and how to care for your new concrete.
Need more room to park?
Tell us about your project and we’ll set up a time to take a look.
Common questions
How wide should a sidecar parking pad be?
Most are sized for one extra car, but it depends on your lot and what you’re parking. We’ll measure and recommend a size that works.
Will the new section match my driveway?
We line it up with your existing driveway and use a matching broom finish. New concrete is lighter at first and blends in more as it weathers.
Do I need a permit for a driveway extension?
Some towns have rules about driveway width and setbacks. We’ll help you check before we start.