0.41 square miles and about 4,200 people per square mile
Concrete Contractors in Westwood, KS
Driveways, walks, steps and patios planned for tight lots near Rainbow Boulevard and State Line Road.
- Free on-site measuring visit
- Written, line-item quote before any work
- Cold-weather pours protected per Lenexa city rules

Concrete on Westwood's Tight Lots
Westwood is small and dense, and concrete contractors in Westwood have to plan for access as much as for the pour. The city covers about 0.41 square miles, and Wikipedia describes it as the second most densely populated city in the Kansas City metropolitan area. Lots are close together, driveways are short and street parking is tight. We plan where the truck, the pump or the wheelbarrows will go before we set a date.
A postwar suburb near the state line
Westwood's story starts with the Swatzell stone home, built in 1898 at 4958 Rainbow, but its development as a Kansas City suburb began after World War II. It was incorporated in 1949 with original boundaries of 47th Street, Rainbow Boulevard, Shawnee Mission Parkway and Mission Road, then annexed Westport Annex and Westport View in 1960 to reach State Line Road. The 2020 census counted 1,750 residents in 825 housing units.
What postwar concrete needs now
Homes from the late 1940s and 1950s often still have some original flatwork. On Westwood properties we see short driveways with a broken apron, walks that have cracked into several pieces, and stoops with crumbling edges. Some homes have had a driveway patched or overlaid more than once, and the layers are coming apart. In most cases we remove everything down to the base, recompact it and pour new.
Planning around neighbors
On a dense block, a concrete job affects the people next door. We tell you how long the driveway will be out of use, where materials will be staged, and when the truck is coming. We keep the work area tidy, protect neighboring lawns and walks, and make sure the new slab does not send water toward the house next door. If a shared walk or driveway is involved, we suggest getting both owners on the same page before work begins.
Work near the street
Driveway approaches and public walks in Westwood are in the public right-of-way. We check with the city about permit requirements for that work before we schedule it, and we call Kansas 811 for utility locates before any digging. Private patios and walks behind the house are a simpler job.
Small spaces, good use
On a compact lot, a well-planned patio or a widened parking pad can add a lot of usefulness. We help you think through size, slope and how it connects to the back door, garage or gate. A modest stamped border or a colored finish can make a small patio feel finished without taking more space.
What we do in Westwood
- Driveways: tear-out, base repair and replacement
- Sidewalks and steps: walks, stoops and steps
- Patios: compact backyard slabs
- Stamped concrete: borders and small patios
- Garage and shed slabs
- Repair and replacement: cracked and layered sections
Call (913) 355-6902 to set up a visit.
Westwood Facts
- Density. Westwood covers about 0.41 square miles and is described as the second most densely populated city in the KC metro.
- Postwar growth. Development as a Kansas City suburb began after World War II; the city incorporated in 1949.
- Boundaries. Originally 47th Street, Rainbow Boulevard, Shawnee Mission Parkway and Mission Road; extended to State Line Road in 1960.
- Housing. 825 housing units and 1,750 residents at the 2020 census.

Westwood Questions
How long will my Westwood driveway be out of use?
Plan on the tear-out, forming and pour taking a few days, then giving the new slab time to cure before cars go on it. We give you a timeline in the quote.
Do I need a permit for the driveway apron in Westwood?
The apron sits in the public right-of-way, so we check with the city about permit requirements before we schedule the work.
Can a small backyard have a patio?
Yes. A well-sloped, right-sized slab with a simple border can make a small yard much more usable.
How do you get equipment onto a tight Westwood lot?
We plan access before the pour, sometimes using smaller equipment or wheelbarrows, and we let you and your neighbors know when the truck is coming.
My driveway has been patched over several times. Can you pour over it?
We do not recommend it. Layers that are already separating will keep failing, so we remove them down to the base and pour a new slab.
Can you match concrete on a shared driveway?
Yes, as long as both owners agree on the scope. We can replace one side and match the finish, or replace the full shared drive so it drains and wears evenly. We suggest the neighbors agree in writing before work starts.
Free Estimates in Westwood, KS
Tell us about your Westwood project and we will schedule a free estimate.
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