Sidewalks

We pour the front walk from the driveway to the door, the path around the side of the house to the pool, the connector between buildings on a commercial site, and the public sidewalk along the road — including the ADA ramps, detectable-warning mats and cross-slopes a city inspector will check. A good sidewalk is four inches thick on a compacted base, jointed every four to six feet so it cracks where it should, pitched a quarter inch per foot so it sheds water, and broom-finished so it is not slick when the afternoon rain hits. We also replace the individual panels that roots, settlement or a delivery truck have broken, matching the width and finish of what is there.