Fishers is full of driveways poured when the neighborhood was, and 25 Indiana winters later the spalling, pitting and panel heave are due. Here is how a replacement should go.
Typical replacements run $8–$14 per square foot all-in: an 800 sq ft two-car drive lands roughly $6,500–$11,000; oversized Geist drives with turnarounds run more. Decorative borders, exposed aggregate or stamped aprons are add-ons your quote prices separately, so you choose with the numbers in front of you. Every quote is itemized down to base depth and joint plan, comparison-shopping us is encouraged, because that itemization is where the cheap bids go quiet.
One heaved panel at the sidewalk? A settled apron? Sectional work is real and we do it, matched joints, doweled ties, closest-practical finish match, and we will say plainly when a patchwork drive has reached the replace-it-all threshold instead of selling panels forever.
Most drives: tear-out day one, pour day two or three (weather is the boss), walkable in 48 hours, drivable in seven days. We coordinate cars, trash day and the school-run logistics before demo, small-town courtesy, HOA-country execution.