Concrete Sidewalks & Walkways
Safe, code-compliant walkways and paths
Who It Is For
Sidewalks and walkways are right for you if:
- You need a safe, level path from your driveway to your door
- You are tired of walking through mud or wet grass
- You want to connect outdoor spaces (patio, garden, shed)
- You need a code-compliant sidewalk for a commercial property
- You are a builder needing walkways installed in a subdivision
Who It Is Not For
Sidewalks and walkways may not be right if:
- You want a highly decorative garden path — consider stamped concrete or pavers
- The area has large, mature tree roots that cannot be cut (roots will heave concrete)
What It Is
What Is Sidewalks & Walkways?
A concrete sidewalk or walkway is a narrow concrete path — typically 3–5 feet wide and 4 inches thick — poured over a compacted sub-base with a non-slip broom finish.
For North Alabama homeowners, a concrete walkway means no more muddy shoes, no more tripping on uneven ground, and a clean, permanent path that lasts decades.
Problems Solved
What Problems Does It Solve?
- Muddy paths from foot traffic
- Trip hazards from uneven ground or old, settled walkways
- Accessibility — safe, level access for all ages and abilities
- Erosion — concrete paths prevent wear patterns in your yard
What Is Included
What Is Included
- Site evaluation and measurement
- Excavation and sub-base compaction
- Grading for proper drainage
- Forms set to width and elevation
- Reinforcement (wire mesh or rebar for high-traffic areas)
- 4-inch concrete pour
- Broom finish for traction
- Control joints
- Curing and clean-up
The Process
How It Works
Timeline
1 day for typical residential walkways. 3 days before heavy foot traffic.
Cost Range
$5–$10 per sq ft
Other Services
Free On-Site Estimate
Ready for Your Sidewalks & Walkways Project?
Request a free on-site estimate. Larry will come to your property, assess the site, and give you a written quote — usually within 48 hours.