Hello, I had my driveway redone a couple weeks ago. Its middle of summer so I've stayed off it. Plan on giving it another week before driving on it just to be on the safe side. It looks good except I noticed in a couple spots there is some very small cracks like below. [img]https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.doityourselft.com-vbulletin/2000x1504/20210731_110951_3e37cf444156069aa87df8e74399802109335a2a.jpg[/img] As I said most of the driveway does not have this. Just one small strip that I can't even notice unless I am right on it. I suspect this is undesired however not much can be done about it. The rest of the driveway looks like this [img]https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.doityourselft.com-vbulletin/2000x1504/16277458244032127574423562604952_830d3e9f8db7bd03b825a6adfd76b53d77a6e9b6.jpg[/img] I am guessing at this point the only remedy would be a seal coat in a couple years... or is this a common thing that I can just ignore as a normal part of paving a driveway? Wanted some outside opinions before I dinged the paving company with a complaint. Thanks!

During this summer, I have a project that I need to get on its way and I am doing my research now. I will have half of my driveway demo and redone. I am planning to hire a concrete contractor to do this project. First, how much will this cost for half of a driveway or how much to demo and repour concrete for the entire driveway? I am weighing between doing the entire thing or just half depends on the cost. Second, the reasons for redoing is because I want to put in 4 sleeves for removable bollards to minimize the impact of a crash if some idiot might drive through my garage since I live at a T. Each bollard costs about $700. I was going to buy an old car and just park on the driveway. However, I did the math and it seems to come out about the same, including registration and smog checks. I also think 4 bollards are probably more sturdy. If you can think of a more cost effective way, please share. The goal is not to stop a moving vehicle completely but minimize the impact. [url]https://www.1800bollards.com/product-category/removable-bollards[/url] Third, in addition to the above, I would like to run a water pipe from the source (left side of driveway) to the plants (right side of the driveway). What type of pipe should I use? Not PCV right, more like Copper and what is the size in diameter? Fourth, I would like to run electrical, same as the water pipes. What type of conduit should I run? Fifth, there are some cracks in the driveway but not severe. Thank You