Concrete & Asphalt project by Reformity Inc.

Exterior · Concrete & Asphalt

Concrete & asphalt, done right.

Driveways, walkways, structural slabs, and asphalt paving — poured, finished, and sealed to spec.

Why Reformity

Why concrete & asphalt with Reformity.

Concrete is a long-haul material — the difference between 30 years and 30 weeks is what happens before the truck pours. We over-engineer the prep.

  • 4000 PSI driveway mix

    Stronger than the standard 3000 PSI most contractors pour — built for GTA freeze-thaw.

  • Rebar / wire mesh reinforced

    Internal steel reinforcement on driveways and structural slabs.

  • Expansion joints + control cuts

    Strategically placed so cracks happen where you want them — at the joints.

  • Sealed before handover

    Penetrating sealer applied on cured concrete; tack-coat & sealcoat on asphalt.

Materials & Styles

What we work with.

Broom-Finish Concrete

Broom-Finish Concrete

Classic textured finish — slip-resistant and timeless.

Stamped / Decorative

Stamped / Decorative

Pattern-stamped, integrally coloured — the look of stone at concrete cost.

Exposed Aggregate

Exposed Aggregate

Decorative stone showcased on the surface — premium, low-slip finish.

Asphalt Paving

Asphalt Paving

New driveways, resurfacing, sealcoating, and pothole repair.

Our Process

From quote to clean-up.

  1. 01

    Site Prep

    Remove existing surface, grade to spec, install forms.

  2. 02

    Base + Steel

    Compacted granular base, rebar/mesh tied in.

  3. 03

    Pour & Finish

    Pour, screed, float, cut control joints, broom or stamp.

  4. 04

    Cure & Seal

    Cure 7+ days, apply penetrating sealer, hand over.

Recent Concrete & Asphalt Work

A few we're proud of.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers.

Concrete typically lasts 30+ years with light maintenance. Asphalt 15–20 with sealcoating every 2–3 years. Concrete costs more up front but has a longer life and better resale appeal.

We use a 4000 PSI mix, embed wire mesh or rebar, place control joints at correct intervals, and cure properly (7+ days). Hairline cracks may still appear (concrete moves) — but big structural cracks shouldn't.

Walk on it after 24 hours, light vehicles after 7 days, heavy vehicles after 28 days. We mark the cure window on your handover.

Yes — chloride-based de-icers attack concrete. We recommend sand or calcium magnesium acetate (CMA) in the first winter, and avoiding heavy salting long-term. Sealing helps significantly.

Concrete: every 3–5 years with a penetrating sealer. Asphalt: every 2–3 years with sealcoat. We'll set a reminder cycle for you.

Real Homeowners

See what homeowners say.

"Shaheen and his crew were fantastic. Fair pricing allowed us to do more within our budget than what we had originally planned. Constant communication, professional, and the crew did a fantastic job in such a quick time frame. Highly recommend."

Verified Homeowner

via Homestars

"Shaheen did an amazing job on my fence. The team was professional, on time, and completed the work quickly with great attention to detail. The fence looks fantastic, and I'm really happy with the quality. Highly recommend them!"

Verified Homeowner

via Homestars

Verified
"We had a great experience with Reformity. Omar and Shaheen were excellent throughout the process, providing clear communication and making everything easy from start to finish. Adam and Johnny did a fantastic job with the installation. We're very happy with our new fence and would highly recommend Reformity Inc!"

Maria Seher

via Bark

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