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Concrete sidewalks and walkways in East Texas
Walks with the right slope and good footing, built to ADA where it applies.
- Broom finish
- Control joint
- Compacted base
The job
A walk has to drain, stay even at the joints and give good footing when it is wet. We check the slope and drainage before we set forms, and build to ADA requirements on the jobs that need them.
ADA compliant · slip-resistant finishes
On the order
- ADA-compliant installation
- Slope and drainage worked out first
- Slip-resistant surface options
- Decorative border and pattern options
- Free on-site estimate
How it runs
Start to finish, the work goes in this order.
- 01Site survey and compliance check
- 02Excavation and base preparation
- 03Forms set and aligned
- 04Placement and finishing
- 05Curing and final check
From the job file
The whole fileSidewalks: questions
Anything about your own ground or schedule, call and ask.
Do you build ADA-compliant sidewalks?
Yes. Where a walk has to meet ADA requirements, we check the slope, cross slope and width before the forms go in.
What finish is best for a walkway?
A broom finish gives good grip when it is wet, which is why most walks get one. A stamped border adds a pattern without making the walking surface slick.
Why do sidewalks have lines cut across them?
Those are control joints. Concrete shrinks as it cures, and the joints give it a straight place to crack instead of a random one.
Ask for a date
Free on-site estimate anywhere around Noonday and Tyler. Call us or send the form, and you hear back within 24 hours.
Call us
(903) 787-0487- Based in
- Noonday, Texas
- Works
- Noonday, Tyler & East Texas
- Hours
- Mon–Fri7 AM – 6 PMSat8 AM – 4 PMSunClosed