How to Pour an RV Driveway & Side Yard Slab (10 Yard Monolithic)

Learn how to pour and finish an RV driveway and side yard concrete slab with proper slope, expansion felt, and broom finish. This 10-yard monolithic pour ties sidewalk and driveway together while maintaining drainage and city easement requirements. On this job we cover screeding a valley flow line, adjusting utility boxes to match new slope, using a 5-ft fiberglass bull float, Arizona joiner joints, walking edger work, and proper curing compound application. This is 3000 PSI concrete with fiber mesh at a solid 4 inches deep. If you’re pouring RV parking, extending a driveway to the street, or working alongside block walls without splatter from tailgating, this walkthrough shows the professional sequence from pump placement to final broom. Chapters 00:00 Job overview & layout 00:35 Screeding with slope & valley correction 01:00 Expansion felt & easement separation 02:00 3000 PSI fiber mesh mix details 03:10 Bull floating & wall edge work 05:10 Arizona joiner & 5 ft cutter 07:30 Edging utility boxes 08:30 Broom finish direction strategy 10:03 Curing compound application Watch Next: How to Get the Perfect Broom Finish on Concrete A Complete Concrete Company with how to videos on the concrete placement and finishing techniques. Block wall how to videos. Concrete how to videos. Landscaping how to videos. Consultation for all types of concrete applications. WEBSITE - https://www.OdellCompleteConcrete.com #concrete #driveway #construction