
Standard Dimensions
Poured 4 inches thick at a minimum width of 36 inches, with 48 inches preferred for two people to pass comfortably.
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Public walkways and private garden paths poured to code with proper cross slope and control joint spacing.
Public walkways and private garden paths poured to code with proper cross slope and control joint spacing.

Poured 4 inches thick at a minimum width of 36 inches, with 48 inches preferred for two people to pass comfortably.

A cross slope of roughly 2 percent sheds water away from the surface, with control joints cut at intervals matching the walkway width to direct cracking.

Public-facing work meets ADA requirements, including maximum running slopes and detectable warning surfaces at ramps.
City sidewalk repairs and curb replacements must meet ADA requirements, and we build to those tolerances from the start rather than retrofitting later. A light broom finish gives traction on damp mornings, and we can add exposed aggregate or color to match existing hardscape.
Concrete flatwork also covers side yard paths, trash enclosure pads, and stair landings — areas where consistent thickness and clean edges prevent early failure.
36 inches minimum, with 48 inches preferred where two people need to pass comfortably.
A cross slope of roughly 2 percent sheds water away from the surface without creating a trip hazard.
Yes, city-facing sidewalk repairs and curb replacements must meet ADA running slope and detectable warning requirements.
Yes, we handle the full range of concrete flatwork including side yard paths, enclosure pads, and landings.
Call 805-424-5998 or request a quote online.