Concrete Sidewalks
& Walkways That Last. Front walks, garden paths, stamped or smooth.

Walkway pricing depends on length, width, finish, and access. Broom finish is the most economical and stamped adds pattern and color work. Small front walks are quick jobs; larger commercial sidewalks scale with the footprint. Every project gets a fixed written estimate after an on-site walk-through.

Walkways take stamping beautifully. In fact, they’re some of our most-requested stamped work. Popular patterns: cobblestone, slate, brick herringbone, flagstone. The narrower form means stamped walkways read as natural-stone garden paths and complement landscaping the way pavers can’t (without the pavers’ shift-and-settle problem).

Residential like-for-like replacements typically don’t require a permit. New walkways, expansions, or any work that changes impervious-surface coverage may require one. Commercial sidewalks always require permits and ADA-compliance verification. We handle all of it as part of the project.

Residential walkways: standard broom finish provides good slip resistance for normal foot traffic. For pool-adjacent or shaded walkways, we can add anti-slip aggregate. Commercial sidewalks: we pour to ADA-compliant slopes (max 1:20 running, 1:48 cross-slope), with broom finish for grip and detectable warnings at any street transitions. Public-walkway projects are documented for inspection.

We pour new and replace existing. That’s our specialty and what carries our 1-year workmanship warranty. Repair work (patching, joint sealing) is handled case-by-case but is not covered under warranty. For badly cracked sidewalks, full replacement is usually the better long-term value because the underlying base often needs attention too.