We replace damaged sidewalk flags, fix trip hazards, and pour new sidewalks for homes, storefronts, and multifamily buildings, built to the city’s requirements for public sidewalks.
What’s included
Sidewalk flag replacement
We saw-cut and remove broken or raised flags and pour new concrete that sits flush with its neighbors.
Full sidewalk replacement
New sidewalk across the full frontage of your property.
Trip-hazard repair
Fixing lifted joints and uneven sections before someone gets hurt.
Violation work
Repairs to address sidewalk defects cited by the city, with the paperwork you need.
Curbs and aprons
Curb and driveway apron work where the sidewalk meets the street.
Walkways and entry pads
Private concrete walks and landings leading to your door.
Signs it needs work
- Flags raised or sunk relative to the ones next to them
- Cracks running across the full width of a flag
- Chunks missing or crumbling concrete
- Tree roots lifting the sidewalk
- A sidewalk violation notice from the city
Small defects can often be fixed by replacing just a few flags. If the sidewalk is failing along most of the frontage, a full replacement is usually cleaner and more cost-effective.
