Ewing
Ewing is full of mid-century homes on generous lots, and most of the original driveways and walks have reached the end of a long service life.
The post-war neighborhoods across Ewing were built with concrete that has now been through seventy winters. Surface scaling, wide settlement cracks and sunken sections are the standard findings, and at that stage patching is money spent twice.
Full replacement done correctly means going back to the base — excavating, regrading, compacting stone, and reinforcing with a rebar grid rather than the light mesh the original pour probably used. That's the difference between a driveway that lasts a decade and one that lasts several.
Lot sizes here also make rear patios worthwhile. There's usually room to build something genuinely usable rather than a token slab, and pitching it away from the house keeps the basement dry while you're at it.
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