How do I pave a dirt driveway?
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That really takes professionals. Get estimates and check their references. Can be tricky for drainage, run off, thickness of concrete....
I agree you need a professional. Get a few estimates form a reputable place.
Ask neighbors for references.
Concrete pavers will cost more initially, but will last far longer than concrete for a driveway. You'll still need to insure adequate drainage, install tons of 2 B gravel, and carefully plan slope. If you are thinking about an aging sewer line system beneath the drive, this is the time to have it torn out and replaced.