Driveway, apron, public sidewalk, patio slab. City rules first, then one crew. Pulled from live City of Naperville pages in September 2026.
Check with the city — rules change. Not legal advice. Confirm pour dates with TED at (630) 420-6100 before you lock a contractor. HOA can still say no.
Concrete in the driveway apron or public sidewalk can only be installed April 15 through November 15. Verified on the city’s live driveway permit page. Private patio slabs are not given that date on that page — still call if you are pouring late in the year.
New or expanded driveways need a permit and have to meet zoning. Show the change, dimensioned, on a copy of the legal plat of survey. Decorative aprons need a right-of-way encroachment agreement.
Same live patio rule as the yard page: permit if total paved area will exceed 500 square feet, or if there is a permanent fire pit / grill, more than 30 inches of height, or electric, plumbing, or gas. Sport courts always. Source: deck, patio, and shed.
Civic Access portal on a desktop. Process, review times, and posting rules live on Building permits. Print the permit and post it where it is visible from the street. We do not list fees here.
TED: (630) 420-6100, 400 S. Eagle St., Monday–Friday 9 a.m.–4 p.m. There is no exclusive “concrete” seat on this site. Yard and slab work goes through landscaping until we name a shop.
Concrete in the driveway apron or public sidewalk can only be installed April 15 through November 15 (city driveway permit page). Confirm with TED before you lock a contractor.
New or expanded driveways need a permit and must meet zoning. Show the change on a legal plat of survey. Decorative aprons need a right-of-way encroachment agreement.
Dan Brennan of naperville.fyi. Sources are linked City of Naperville pages. Not legal advice.
Permit first, then one crew. Tell us the job. We write back with who to call.
One name when you need the work. Not a pile of quotes.
If they waste your time, we replace them.