Concrete driveways in Fox Farm-College

Driveways, extensions and patios for family neighborhoods just outside the Cheyenne city line.

Fox Farm-College is a census-designated place in Laramie County, bordering Cheyenne, with 3,876 residents in 2020 on about 3.5 square miles. Census figures from 2000 described a fairly dense, young community with many households with children. We connect Fox Farm-College homeowners with independent concrete contractors for new and replacement driveways, extensions, walks and patios.

What families here tend to need

More vehicles and more gear usually mean a wider driveway, a pad for a trailer or a basketball slab. A back patio poured off the kitchen gives kids and a grill a clean surface instead of dust and mud in spring. Older driveways in the area may also be showing the scaling and cracks that come from decades of Cheyenne winters.

Common requests

  • Driveway widening and side pads
  • Replacement of scaled or sunken panels
  • Back patios and walks to the yard
  • New front walks and steps

Permits

Because Fox Farm-College is unincorporated, work at a county road goes through Laramie County Public Works rather than the City of Cheyenne. On streets the city maintains, city right-of-way rules apply. A contractor who works here regularly will know which applies to your street.

Common questions

Is Fox Farm-College inside Cheyenne?

No. It is an unincorporated census-designated place in Laramie County that borders the city.

Can my driveway be widened for a trailer?

Often, if the lot has room and the new slab can drain properly. Any change at the curb may need approval from the agency that owns the road.

Concrete work in Fox Farm-College

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Driveway cracked, scaling or too small?

Call and we will connect you with an independent concrete contractor in the Cheyenne area.

Call (307) 475-7300
Call (307) 475-7300