Papaneri & Sons builds driveways, patios, walks and garage floors for Gibbsboro homes. We are a family concrete company from nearby Cherry Hill, pouring a 4500 PSI mix on every residential job.
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Yes, our crew pours and replaces concrete throughout Gibbsboro. We handle everything from a cracked front walk to a full driveway and backyard patio.
Almost 9 in 10 homes here are single-family houses, and close to half were built in the 1950s and 1960s, so many driveways and patios are now past their useful life. The borough's hills and lakes also affect drainage.
Gibbsboro is part of the eastern Camden County area we cover alongside towns like Voorhees and Lindenwold. To see every community on our route, visit our South Jersey concrete service areas page. Each town there gets the same free visit and written estimate.
We measure the job, check the slope and drainage, and put our price on paper before work starts.
Gibbsboro is a borough of 2.20 square miles with 2,189 residents in the 2020 Census. It was carved out of Voorhees Township and incorporated in 1924, named for the Gibbs family, early settlers.
In 1852, John Lucas opened a paint works on Silver Lake, drawn by the soft local water. By 1909 the plant employed 700 men before joining Sherwin-Williams.
The borough holds six lakes and five streams that form the headwaters of the Cooper River. The land drops from about 210 feet in the east to 60 feet in the west, so many yards sit on a grade.
Most homes are single-family houses from the 1950s and 1960s, with another group from the 1980s and 1990s.
Gibbsboro homeowners usually call us about worn slabs, drainage trouble or a new outdoor space. These are the projects we build most often.
A driveway on a grade needs the right pitch so water runs off instead of pooling at the garage. We grade the base carefully so runoff heads the right way.
Many yards here back up to trees or low ground. We size and slope each patio so rain drains away and does not pool.
Garage floors in homes from the 1950s and 1960s are often cracked or uneven. We remove the old slab and pour a new, level floor.
On steeper lots, a concrete retaining wall can hold back soil and create flat space to fit your yard's slope.
Wooded lots suit a textured look, and exposed aggregate or stamped concrete adds grip and style.
Papaneri & Sons started as a family owned residential concrete company in 1987, with Mario Sr, Mario Jr and Nick on site and Denise in the office.
Hills and lakes shape how water moves across Gibbsboro yards, so we plan the pitch of every driveway during the estimate.
Ground near lakes and streams can stay wet, so we excavate, grade and compact a proper sub-base for firm support.
Much of the borough's concrete dates to the same building boom, and we remove those older slabs and rebuild the base beneath them.
Denise handles permits with the Gibbsboro Construction Office on Kirkwood Road and books inspections, so you skip the paperwork.
We pour 4500 PSI concrete and follow ACI standards. Homeowners rate us 4.7 stars across 140+ Google reviews.
We work on homes throughout Gibbsboro, from Silver Lake and Bridgewood Lake to the neighborhoods near Gibbsboro Public School.
County Route 561 is the main road through town, so when a job sits along it, we plan truck parking so traffic can still get by.
Many streets east of the lakes sit on higher ground sloping down toward the west, so we check the fall of the driveway so rain runs to the street, not the garage.
Homes near Hilliards Creek and the lakes often have softer, wetter ground, so we build the base to match.
We serve every street in Gibbsboro Borough, out to the Voorhees and Lindenwold borders. Our crew travels in from our Cherry Hill office on Fairfax Avenue.
(856) 354-9338Yes, sloped driveways are common work for us. We grade the base and set the pitch so water drains away from your garage. On steep yards, we may also discuss a retaining wall.
Yes, but the ground near the lakes is often softer and wetter. We dig out weak soil, add compacted stone and slope the patio away from the house.
Permits go through the Gibbsboro Construction Office at 49 Kirkwood Road. Denise in our office files them and sets up inspections, so you do not have to.
We build in a slight slope away from the house and compact a proper sub-base, which matters on the damp ground near the borough's lakes.
Yes, we replace old garage floors, breaking out the cracked slab and pouring a new, level floor with our 4500 PSI mix.
Many of our driveway replacements are finished in one day. Bigger jobs or lots needing extra grading can take longer.
Call Papaneri & Sons at (856) 354-9338 for your free estimate. We will walk your Gibbsboro property, check the slope and drainage, and give you a written price.
