Vaughan Concrete Contractor · Reformity Inc.Concrete & Asphalt Driveways in Vaughan

Concrete and asphalt work in Vaughan is mostly driveway replacement on 1970s–2000s subdivision lots in Thornhill, Maple and Sonoma Heights, plus wider stamped or exposed-aggregate driveways for custom homes in Woodbridge and Kleinburg. On the bigger slabs, width is the rule that shapes the design: Vaughan's zoning caps a driveway by lot frontage, at 6.0 m on lots 9 to 11.99 m wide and 9.0 m on lots 12 m or wider, with lower caps on narrower lots. We measure your frontage and check your lot's zoning before we draw anything.

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Recent concrete & asphalt jobs across the GTA.

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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 Vaughan.

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 Vaughan

Widening a driveway or changing the curb cut needs City approval, and the design has to stay within the zoning width cap for your lot's frontage, 6 m at the curb, and the zoning by-law's landscaped share of the yard — Reformity prepares the site drawing and handles the application.

  • Dimensions to your lot lines
  • Materials, sizes and spacing
  • Footing and base sections
  • Code notes for the inspector
How our drawings work

City of Vaughan rules

Concrete & Asphalt rules in Vaughan.

Checked against official municipal and provincial sources. Lots differ, so we confirm the rules for your address at the quote visit.

  • Driveway widening

    Curb cuts and driveway widenings need a City application (allow about four weeks), with widths set by the zoning by-law.

    City of Vaughan: driveway widening
  • Site alteration & grading

    Landscaping and regrading on an occupied home lot don't need a site alteration permit, but By-law 031-2024 requires a Development Engineering grading permit, issued before the building permit, for accessory structures over 10 m², ground-floor additions, walk-up basements, side entrances that need excavation and sunrooms on foundations. City grading criteria bar grade changes within 0.6 m of a property line.

    Site Alteration By-law 031-2024 (PDF)
  • Retaining walls

    Under Vaughan's lot grading rules, a retaining wall over 1 m high must be designed and certified by a Professional Engineer and set back from the nearest property line by at least its height, and every retaining wall must be stone, precast block or concrete, not wood.

    City of Vaughan lot grading notes (PDF)
  • Heritage districts

    Vaughan has four Heritage Conservation Districts: Kleinburg-Nashville, Maple, Thornhill and Woodbridge. New construction, additions, demolitions and exterior changes there need a Heritage Permit in addition to any building permit. Some minor work is exempt, but confirm with City heritage staff first.

    City of Vaughan: heritage districts
  • Front-yard paving

    Zoning By-law 001-2021 keeps the yard your driveway is in at least 33% landscaped on lots 6–11.99 m wide, or 50% on lots 12 m+, with 60% of that soft. Driveway width is capped by frontage (6.0 m on 9–11.99 m lots, 9.0 m on 12 m+, less on narrower lots) and at 6 m across the curb. Some subdivisions differ.

    Zoning By-law 001-2021 (PDF)
Concept renderConcept render: Broom-finished concrete driveway with saw-cut joints and smooth border at a 1980s brick two-storey in Maple, Vaughan
Concept render of a typical Vaughan concrete & asphalt project, not a photo of a completed job. Real jobs are in the photos above.

What we build in Vaughan

Concrete & asphalt, done right.

  • Broom-Finish Concrete
  • Stamped / Decorative
  • Exposed Aggregate
  • Asphalt Paving
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Neighbourhoods

Concrete & Asphalt across Vaughan.

  • Woodbridge
  • Maple
  • Kleinburg
  • Thornhill (Vaughan)
  • Concord
  • Vellore Village
  • Patterson
  • Sonoma Heights
  • Vaughan Mills
  • Elder Mills

Vaughan Concrete & Asphalt FAQ

Quick answers.

Across the City boulevard, a standard driveway can be no more than 6 m wide measured at the curb, and widening it or changing the curb cut needs City approval first. On your side of the property line, the zoning by-law's front-yard landscaping minimum also limits how much you can pave.

Curb cuts and driveway widenings need a City application (allow about four weeks), with widths set by the zoning by-law.

Zoning By-law 001-2021 keeps the yard your driveway is in at least 33% landscaped on lots 6–11.99 m wide, or 50% on lots 12 m+, with 60% of that soft. Driveway width is capped by frontage (6.0 m on 9–11.99 m lots, 9.0 m on 12 m+, less on narrower lots) and at 6 m across the curb. Some subdivisions differ.

Send the form on this page or call 437-241-6287. We reply within one business day, visit your Vaughan property to measure and check the City of Vaughan rules for your lot, and give you a fixed written price.

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We'll measure, check the City of Vaughan rules for your lot, draw it up and give you a fixed written price. One business-day reply.

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