Concrete Contractor in Whitestown, IN
We pour new concrete driveways, patios and walks for homes in Whitestown, Indiana, and we replace or widen the ones you already have.
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Carmel Concrete Pros pours new concrete driveways in Whitestown and handles driveway widening and driveway replacement. We also pour concrete patios, sidewalks and shed pads. If any part of the job reaches the street side of your lot, we plan it around the town's permit rules from the start.
A town that has grown fast
The U.S. Census Bureau counted 10,178 people in Whitestown in 2020. It estimates 15,767 by July 2025. It says 69.6% of homes in Whitestown were lived in by their owners in 2020 to 2024.
We pour first driveways and patios at new homes, and we widen driveways that came out too narrow for a second car.
Work at the street needs a town permit
Whitestown passed an ordinance in 2024 on work in the town's right-of-way. When we say right-of-way, we mean the public land along the street. The ordinance says a permit is needed for curb cuts and new access into that land, and it names new home driveways and the extension of a home driveway.
It also lists any work on drive approaches, or replacing a sidewalk, as work that needs a permit. When we say drive approach, we mean the part of your driveway that meets the street.
We don't need this permit for a backyard patio, but we do for a wider driveway that reaches the curb.
How the old concrete has to come out
The ordinance sets how a driveway or sidewalk is cut where it sits in the right-of-way. The saw has to go one-third of the way through the slab, and at least two inches deep. Then the cut is finished with a mechanical hammer.
The ordinance says every cut has to fall on a joint. If any part of a panel is cut, the whole panel comes out and gets poured again. We find the joints, the lines cut across your slab, before we mark anything, and our quote counts the panels that have to go.
Questions about concrete work in Whitestown
Who applies for the permit in Whitestown?
The ordinance says the party responsible for the work has to apply. It says the town won't issue permits to sub-contractors or third-party permitting companies. We do the work, so we file the application and keep the permit on site.
How long before work can start?
The ordinance gives the town up to seven working days to review an application, and no work is allowed before the review is done. It also needs an I.U.P.P.S. authorization number at least 72 hours before the work starts. We get that number by asking for the buried lines to be marked.
Can you pour on a Saturday in Whitestown?
Not for work in the right-of-way, unless the town engineer says yes first. The ordinance says permit work happens Monday through Friday, from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
What does the permit cost?
The ordinance sets a fee of at least $150 for a curb cut or new driveway access. Work on a drive approach or a sidewalk has a $25 fee, and that permit is good for 30 days. We list the permit as its own line on your quote.
Get a Whitestown quote
Call us, or send the quote form with your Whitestown address and what you want poured. We'll come out, measure, check whether any of it reaches the street, and send you a written quote. Our Carmel Concrete Pros home page lists everything else we do.
Ready to talk about your concrete job?
Call us or send the quote form with your ZIP code and what you need. We will get back to you with a written quote.