Concrete & paver driveways
Reinforced 4′-thick slabs, broom or exposed-aggregate finishes, and proper expansion control for the long drive up.
Kempf Construction Cleanup is a Maryland-based concrete & hardscaping contractor specializing in driveways, patios, retaining walls, and stamped concrete — engineered for Montgomery County’s clay soils and freeze-thaw winters.
From the first form board to the final saw cut, every project is handled in-house. We don’t farm out the hard parts — foundations, finish work, and drainage are all done by our own Maryland-based crews.
Reinforced 4′-thick slabs, broom or exposed-aggregate finishes, and proper expansion control for the long drive up.
Stamped concrete, travertine, bluestone, and clay paver patios — sealed and detailed to look hand-laid for decades.
Segmental, poured, and natural stone retaining walls engineered with proper backfill and drainage for Maryland clay.
The first thing a guest touches. We build entries and walkways with the same precision as the architecture they lead to — level treads, even risers, hand-cut transitions.
Built-in grills, gas fire pits, pizza ovens and pool decks designed and installed alongside the hardscape — one crew, one warranty, one finished look.
A four-step process designed to keep your project on schedule, on budget, and visible to you at every stage. No surprises, no subcontractor shuffles.
We meet you on the property, talk through use, drainage, and finish goals, and put a clear written scope in your inbox within 72 hours.
Scaled drawings, material samples on site, and a transparent line-item proposal. You see every option before you sign.
Our crew handles excavation, sub-base, forms, reinforcement, pour and finish. One foreman from start to final cut.
The “cleanup” in our name is literal: we leave the site immaculate, sealed where appropriate, and walk you through care.
We work exclusively within a 25-mile radius of Potomac — so we know which subdivisions have heaving clay, which streets have township permits, and which inspectors prefer 4′′ vs. 5′′ slabs.
Most of our work comes from word of mouth — one neighbor walking another down their new driveway. Here’s what they’ve told us.
“Six months in, three winters of brine, and the driveway looks like the day it was finished. They poured it like it was their own house.”
“The retaining wall along the back grade was a real engineering problem. Their foreman walked me through drainage twice. No upsell — just the right answer.”
“Two flagstone patios, a fire pit, a paver path. One crew, one timeline, one bill. The site was cleaner at the end of each day than when they arrived.”
Tell us what you’re building. We’ll come measure, talk options, and have a written quote in your inbox within three days.