A homeowner in Willmar, Minnesota, contacted Duininck to replace a cracked, worn, horseshoe-shaped driveway. Mitch Oman, a Duininck estimator, worked with the homeowner to review options and develop a plan for a new teardrop-shaped driveway.
The project involved coordination between several Duininck teams, including estimating, grading, paving, aggregate, and trucking. During excavation, the grading crew identified an opportunity to adjust materials and reduce overall cost for the homeowner.
Clear communication guided the project from planning through completion, including discussion of the construction process and long-term driveway care.
“The homeowner wanted some black dirt hauled in, but I knew there might already be black dirt there so we just dug deeper to reach it and hauled in pit run instead. That saved them a lot of money.”
Al King, Crew Lead
“We had a lot of communication with the homeowner. We walked them through all steps of the project then went over preventive maintenance so the driveway will remain like-new for years to come.”
Chad Paradis, Private Paving Crew Lead