Walkways that get used every day
Sidewalks and walkways carry people from the driveway or the street to the front door, around the side of a house, out to the back yard and along the front of a business. A good walk is level, wide enough for how it gets used and slopes just enough to shed rain, so it stays easy and safe to walk on.
Over time tree roots, settling soil and heavy loads can lift or crack sections of a walk. Uneven edges become trip hazards, and broken pieces collect water. When that happens, the damaged sections can be taken out and poured new so the walk is smooth again.
Homes and businesses
At home, a sidewalk might be a front walk, a path to a side gate or a walkway out to a shed or patio area. For a business or property, sidewalks along a storefront or around a building are part of how customers and tenants get in and out, so keeping them in good shape matters.
When you call, it helps to know where the walk starts and ends, about how long and wide it is, and whether an old walk has to come out first. Send a message or call with the location in North Jacksonville and we'll talk it through.
Common questions
Can a single broken section be replaced? Often yes. A lifted or cracked section can be taken out and poured new without redoing the whole walk, depending on what caused the damage.
What does it cost? Every job is different. Price depends on the size of the area, the location, how the site needs to be prepared and whether old concrete has to be removed first, so the best way to get a number is to call and describe the job.
How soon can the work start? That depends on the time of year, the weather and the schedule when you call. Ask about timing for your job when you reach out.
What's included
Front walks
The walkway from the driveway or street to the door.
Side and back walks
Paths around the house or building.
Sidewalk replacement
Broken or lifted sections taken out and poured new.
Commercial sidewalks
Walks for businesses and properties.