Utah County
Plenty of Orem driveways are original to houses built in the sixties and seventies, and after fifty-plus Utah winters they've earned their retirement. These jobs are usually straightforward concrete work made complicated by everything around them: mature trees whose roots have lifted panels, narrow side yards, and neighbors ten feet away. The pour is the easy part — the planning is what makes it go well.

In older Orem neighborhoods tree roots are frequently the actual cause. Pouring over them just restarts the clock.
Established lots need equipment sized to fit and real protection for landscaping and adjacent concrete.
A base that was adequate in 1972 usually isn't now. We excavate and recompact rather than pour over it.
We look at the driveway and subgrade and give you a clear, fair quote.
Remove the old slab and haul it away.
Fix and compact the base so the new pour stays put.
Form, reinforce, pour, finish, joint, and cure.
If it's original and the base has gone, patching buys a season or two at best. Replacement usually costs less over any reasonable horizon. We'll give you the honest read at the inspection.
That's the main thing we plan around in Orem. Right-sized equipment, protection for what stays, and a clean site at the end.