Concrete Driveways in Highland, Michigan

Why Highland Township Homeowners Trust Slab Happy

Highland Township is unlike most of Oakland County. Out here on the western side, past the subdivisions and strip malls, you get genuine elbow room — two-acre parcels off Hickory Ridge Road, wooded lots along Duck Lake Road, lakefront properties on White Lake and Dunham Lake where the driveway is half the journey from the road to your front door. That's exactly the kind of work we specialize in. Long driveways on setback properties require careful grading, proper base preparation, and real attention to drainage — especially on the rolling terrain Highland is known for. We've poured concrete for homeowners throughout the township who were tired of patching crumbling asphalt on 80-foot driveways and wanted something that would last decades, not just a few Michigan winters.

Highland is horse country, and many of the properties we work on reflect that rural character — pole barns, detached garages, turnaround aprons for trucks and trailers. A well-poured concrete driveway ties all of that together and adds real value to properties that already sit on some of the most scenic land in the county. For lakefront homeowners on Taggett Lake, Highland Lake, or any of the smaller inland lakes, curb appeal matters just as much as it does in Troy or Rochester — maybe more, because your driveway is often the first and longest impression visitors get of your home.

Whether you're off M-59 near the commercial corridor or tucked back on a quiet road near the Highland State Recreation Area, Slab Happy understands the unique layout challenges that come with Highland properties. We work around mature trees, handle grade changes on hilly lots, and design driveways that complement the natural landscape rather than fighting it. If your Highland home needs a new driveway — or your old one has finally given up — give us a call for a free on-site estimate.