Defect Code 8
Defective Driveway Apron
Driveway aprons take vehicle loads and must be 6" thick with reinforcement. Cracked, sunken, or non-compliant aprons get cited — we rebuild them to full DOT spec.
Signs You Have This Violation
- Apron cracked from vehicle weight
- Sunken or pitched incorrectly
- Apron under 6" thick (non-compliant)
- Curb cut damaged or missing
Repair Steps
- 1DOT apron permitDriveway aprons require a specific DOT permit class — we file it.
- 2Demo and haul-awayOld apron broken out and removed.
- 3Rebar reinforcement#4 rebar grid set on chairs before pour.
- 4Pour to 6" spec6" thick 4,000 psi concrete, broom-finished and scored.
Typical Price Range
Range
2,500 – 6,500
Final price depends on access, number of flags, and whether a DOT permit is already on file. Every job includes a free written estimate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the apron 6" instead of 4"?+
Aprons carry vehicle loads. NYC DOT requires 6" reinforced concrete to handle the weight without cracking.
Do I need a curb cut?+
If your driveway predates the curb cut requirement, you may need to apply for one. We handle the application.
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