Papaneri & Sons replaces driveways, patios, walks and steps in the Osage section of Voorhees Township. Our family crew is based nearby in Cherry Hill and pours a 4500 PSI mix.
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Yes, we do concrete work in Osage, near Somerdale Road and Voorhees Town Center, and our crew is there often.
Most homes in Voorhees were built between 1970 and 1999, many still with the driveway or patio poured when the house was new, now cracked or sunken.
Osage is one of several Voorhees Township communities our family covers, along with neighbors like Ashland and Kirkwood. You can see the full list on our South Jersey concrete service areas page.
We start with a free visit to your home. You get a written number before any old concrete comes out.
Osage is an unincorporated community inside the Echelon section of Voorhees Township, named for a small group of Native Americans from the Midwest who settled here.
The area grew around a train stop, Osage station, between Ashland and Kirkwood. That same right-of-way now carries the PATCO Speedline.
In 1939 a couple built the Echelon airport on Somerdale Road, running into the early 1960s. By 1970, the airfield and dairy pastures had become the Echelon Mall, now Voorhees Town Center.
Voorhees grew fast after that, from 3,784 people in 1960 to 12,919 in 1980, which is why so much Osage concrete is now ready for replacement.
Osage Elementary School stands at 112 Somerdale Road, across from Voorhees Town Center.
Homes from the 1970s through the 1990s tend to need the same few repairs. These are the jobs we are called for most in Osage.
Driveways poured during the building boom often have wide cracks and a broken apron. We remove the whole slab, rebuild the base and pour new concrete, often in a single day.
Many houses from this era came with a small slab or no patio at all. We pour a larger patio, add stamped or colored concrete, sloped toward the yard.
Front walks settle over time and leave trip edges. We replace the walk and steps together so the heights line up at the door.
Older garage slabs can pit and crack under years of car traffic and road salt. We break out the worn floor and pour a new one with proper joints.
If your newer concrete is still solid, sealing and crack repair can buy it more years.
Our family has run this business since 1987, and one Voorhees customer wrote that we did a great job on their driveway.
Concrete from the township's building boom has had decades to settle. We dig out, grade and compact a fresh sub-base before we pour.
Voorhees requires a zoning permit for nearly all improvements, patios included, and Denise prepares the paperwork and schedules inspections.
Somerdale Road gets busy at school drop-off and pickup near Osage School, so we time truck arrivals to avoid those windows.
Mario Sr, Mario Jr and Nick are on our jobs, and a Voorhees reviewer noted the owner stopped by on a Saturday to check the cure.
We pour a 4500 PSI mix on residential work and follow American Concrete Institute standards. We hold a 4.7 star Google rating from more than 140 reviews.
We work on streets all around Osage, from the blocks off Somerdale Road to the homes near Burnt Mill Road.
Jobs close to Voorhees Town Center see heavy shopping traffic, so we park the truck where it will not block the road or neighbors' driveways.
The township construction office is right inside Voorhees Town Center, making it easy to drop off permit papers.
Townhomes and apartments make up a big share of Voorhees housing, so we plan work area and truck access before pour day.
We cover all of Osage and the rest of Voorhees Township, including Echelon, Ashland and Kirkwood. Our Cherry Hill office on Fairfax Avenue is a quick trip away.
(856) 354-9338It depends on the base under it. Deep cracks or sunken spots from the 1970s or 1980s usually call for replacement, while hairline cracks may just need sealing.
Most likely, yes. Voorhees Township lists patios among the improvements that need a zoning permit. We handle that application for you before work starts.
Yes, we can remove the old slab and pour a larger one, checking lot lines and drainage first.
No, we plan truck placement ahead of time. Near Osage School and Voorhees Town Center, we work around school hours when we can.
Yes, and doing them together often makes sense, matching heights where the walk meets the driveway and steps.
Sealing is a good idea for most outdoor slabs. A sealer helps concrete resist water and winter salt. We will tell you when your new driveway or patio is ready for it.
Call Papaneri & Sons at (856) 354-9338 to set up your free estimate. We will look at your Osage driveway, patio or steps and give you a written price.
