Plain answers about concrete driveways, patios, walkways and slabs, written for Clark County’s rain and winter freezes.
This is for homeowners in Clark County planning a retaining wall, from a short wall along a planting bed to a taller one holding up a driveway. It covers the height that triggers a permit, the loads that trigger one at any height, and what each permit office asks for.
Read the postFor homeowners who need room for one more car, a boat or a work truck. Here is what a concrete extension costs, what changes the number, and the permit steps in Vancouver and Clark County.
Read the postFor homeowners tired of an RV sinking into the lawn or crowding the driveway. Here is what a concrete pad for it costs, how to size it, and which Vancouver and Clark County permits it needs.
Read the postThis is for homeowners in Clark County who are about to replace, widen or add a driveway. It walks through each permit office’s rules, the separate permit for the part that meets the street, and what to have ready before you apply.
Read the postFor Vancouver and Clark County homeowners picking a finish for a new driveway, patio or walkway. This compares the three common finishes on price, grip in the rain, upkeep and repairs, then says which fits each job.
Read the postThis is for Clark County homeowners with a puddle that won’t drain off a driveway or patio, or water running toward the house. It covers why it happens, how to measure it yourself, and what each fix involves and costs.
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