We pay attention to the small stuff, like smooth transitions at steps and driveways, that makes a walkway feel solid and safe.
A compacted base and air-entrained concrete keep your walkway from heaving and spalling through repeated freeze thaw cycles.
Most walkway projects wrap up quickly, so your entry is back in use with very little disruption to your daily routine.
When water gets under a walkway and freezes, it pushes sections up and creates trip edges. In Monument, where winters are long and the ground freezes and thaws often, a thin slab over loose soil doesn’t last. A compacted base and proper drainage are the best defense.
A walkway usually links two other surfaces, like the driveway and the front door. We plan those connections so heights line up and there’s no lip to catch a toe. If your front steps are in rough shape too, our porches, steps, and stoops work can fix everything in one project.
New concrete will always look a little different than old concrete at first, but we can match the finish and joint spacing of your concrete driveway so everything looks like it belongs together.
Explore more of our concrete work on our Monument concrete services page.
We walk the route with you, check drainage and slope, and plan the width, layout, and finish that fit your home.
Our crew removes any old concrete, preps and compacts the base, sets forms, and pours and finishes the walkway with a slip resistant texture.
We cut joints, cure the concrete properly, and let you know when it's ready for foot traffic and shoveling.
