Stone Ridge, VA Concrete Driveway Contractors

Who builds concrete driveways in Stone Ridge, VA?

JP Companies, Inc., a Virginia Class A contractor (#2705118509), family-owned since 2007, takes on concrete driveway work in Stone Ridge. The Stone Ridge Association’s Community Code #1 calls for driveways of asphalt or other approved special paving, so a concrete driveway needs an approved application from the Architectural Review Committee, which answers in writing within 45 days of a complete one. On attached homes, the code rules out adding or altering a driveway.

What Community Code #1 Asks of a Driveway

The Stone Ridge Association’s Design and Maintenance Standards, published as Community Code #1 and posted at StoneRidgeHOA.org, give driveways and parking pads a page of their own (page 26 of the version the board amended on December 3, 2024, in effect since March 1, 2025). Building a new driveway, removing one or changing one takes an approved application. Maintaining a driveway the association has already approved does not. The code also treats paved areas as structural landscaping, alongside retaining walls and steps, and asks for an application for them.

Asphalt, or another approved special paving, is what the code names for driveways and parking pads. Concrete is not named, so a concrete driveway in Stone Ridge is a request the Architectural Review Committee has to approve before the asphalt is torn out. The same page asks that a driveway or pad be built on natural grade, using the same material, color and detailing as the existing approved driveway. A property may have only one driveway, none may sit in the rear yard, and loose gravel and unpaved driveways or pads are not allowed at all.

Attached Homes

Townhouses and other attached homes have a stricter rule. Because the units sit close together, Community Code #1 prohibits adding or altering a driveway or parking pad in attached housing. Maintenance of an approved driveway still needs no application there, but anything beyond it is a question for the committee before any plan is drawn.

Widening With Pavers

One change gets through without an application: widening an existing driveway with pavers, up to two feet on each side. A wider widening, a separate parking pad or a change to the driveway itself goes in on an application like any other. Because that allowance sits next to the rule for attached housing, an owner of an attached home should ask before widening anything.

The Architectural Review Committee

The committee acts on every application to modify or improve a lot in Stone Ridge, as Article VII of the association’s Amended and Restated Declaration directs. It meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 7:30 p.m., and its form is the Architectural Improvement Application. A completed application carries the signatures of all neighbors who may be affected by the change, and the committee must render its decision in writing within 45 days of receiving the fully completed application. A fee is charged for each project started or completed before approval.

Who Permits the Work

The association’s approval covers its own rules; building and grading permits for Stone Ridge come from Loudoun County, as our Loudoun County page explains.

Besides the Driveway

Our concrete driveway installation page covers how the driveway itself is built. In Stone Ridge we also take on driveway widening, paver patios, concrete walkways, flagstone walkways and seating walls.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I replace an asphalt driveway with concrete in Stone Ridge?

Only with an approved application. The code names asphalt or other approved special paving, so the committee decides on concrete before the old surface comes up.