Brampton Concrete Contractor · Reformity Inc.Concrete & Asphalt Driveways in Brampton
Our Brampton concrete work goes past the driveway: front walks, side-yard paths to a basement door, landings and steps. The front walk comes with a zoning catch. A walkway running alongside the driveway counts toward the driveway's width limit unless it's no wider than 1.5 m and is either separated from the driveway by at least 1.0 m of permeable landscaping or raised 0.15 m above it. On a typical subdivision frontage that rule decides the layout, so we measure before we form anything.
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Concrete driveway plan — Control-joint layout, slopes and slab section. Click to enlarge.
Interlock driveway site plan
Drawn before we build
Drawn before we build in Brampton.
A plan showing slab thickness, control-joint layout, slopes away from the house and the curb details. If the curb cut changes, the same plan goes with the city's access permit application.
Concrete & Asphalt permits in Brampton
Resurfacing a driveway counts as exempt minor landscaping under Brampton's Site Alteration By-law, but a wider driveway must meet the Zoning By-law limits and any boulevard or curb work needs a Road Occupancy & Access Permit, which the property owner applies for; Reformity draws the site plan for that application.
- Dimensions to your lot lines
- Materials, sizes and spacing
- Footing and base sections
- Code notes for the inspector
City of Brampton rules
Concrete & Asphalt rules in Brampton.
Checked against official municipal and provincial sources. Lots differ, so we confirm the rules for your address at the quote visit.
Driveway widening
Any new or altered curb cut needs a Road Occupancy & Access Permit. Maximum driveway width depends on lot width (roughly 4.9 m to 9.14 m in most of the city), with different limits in the Mature Neighbourhood area under By-law 32-2026. We check your frontage before designing a wider interlock driveway.
City of Brampton: drivewaysSite alteration & grading
Brampton's Site Alteration By-law 119-2024 requires a permit for most work that changes grade or drainage with fill. Gardens, walkways and driveway resurfacing are exempt if they don't alter the lot's approved drainage; installing or removing a retaining wall, or installing or filling in an in-ground pool, is not. Landscaping must not cause ponding on neighbouring land.
Site Alteration By-law 119-2024 (PDF)Churchville heritage district
Churchville is Brampton's only Heritage Conservation District. There, new fences, decks, porches and steps, masonry repointing or parging, and major landscaping generally need a heritage permit from the City; routine repairs and backyard patios not visible from the street don't.
City of Brampton: Churchville HCDFront-yard paving
Brampton driveways must leave a 0.6 m strip of permeable landscaping (grass or plants; interlock, gravel and artificial turf don't count) along the side lot lines, on both sides of a detached lot, and parking on landscaping is banned. In the Mature Neighbourhood Driveway Regulation Area, lots under 22 m wide are limited to a 6 m driveway covering no more than half the front yard.
City of Brampton: driveways
What we build in Brampton
Concrete & asphalt, done right.
- Broom-Finish Concrete
- Stamped / Decorative
- Exposed Aggregate
- Asphalt Paving
Neighbourhoods
Concrete & Asphalt across Brampton.
- Bramalea
- Springdale
- Heart Lake
- Mount Pleasant
- Castlemore
- Sandringham-Wellington
- Fletcher's Meadow
- Credit Valley
- Downtown Brampton
- Churchville
- Snelgrove
- Vales of Castlemore
Brampton Concrete & Asphalt FAQ
Quick answers.
Usually not for the part on your lot: Brampton's Site Alteration By-law lists driveway resurfacing as exempt minor landscaping, as long as it doesn't alter the lot's approved drainage. Any work on the boulevard or curb needs a Road Occupancy & Access Permit, and a wider driveway has to stay within the Zoning By-law limit for your lot.
Brampton driveways must leave a 0.6 m strip of permeable landscaping (grass or plants; interlock, gravel and artificial turf don't count) along the side lot lines, on both sides of a detached lot, and parking on landscaping is banned. In the Mature Neighbourhood Driveway Regulation Area, lots under 22 m wide are limited to a 6 m driveway covering no more than half the front yard.
Send the form on this page or call 437-241-6287. We reply within one business day, visit your Brampton property to measure and check the City of Brampton rules for your lot, and give you a fixed written price.
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Planning concrete & asphalt in Brampton?
We'll measure, check the City of Brampton rules for your lot, draw it up and give you a fixed written price. One business-day reply.