What is different about concrete work in Davison
- Three possible road owners. City streets belong to the City of Davison. Township roads are maintained by the Genesee County Road Commission. M-15, which runs through town as State Road, is a state highway, so a driveway approach on it needs a permit from the Michigan Department of Transportation.
- Older homes near downtown. Houses on the city's older streets often have narrow driveways running past the house to a detached garage. Drainage toward the foundation is the thing to fix when they are replaced.
- Subdivisions and acreage in the township. Newer subdivisions bring wide driveways and association rules. Rural parcels bring long drives, culverts at the road and slabs for barns and garages.
Driveways on M-15
A state highway approach takes longer to permit than a side street, and the state sets its width and shape. If your driveway meets M-15, bring it up when you ask for an estimate so the contractor can allow time for it. Work on the rest of the driveway, on your own property, is not held up by the approach.
Who to call: the City of Davison for city streets, the Genesee County Road Commission for township roads, and MDOT for M-15. More in driveway permits in Genesee County.
Getting an estimate in Davison
We are a referral service. Your request goes to one local concrete contractor who works in Davison and the township. They contact you, look at the job and give you a price. Tell us whether you are in the city or the township and what road the driveway meets.
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