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Concrete flatwork: sidewalks, ramps, pads and docks

New concrete flatwork, or removal and replacement, for sidewalks, ramps, flow lines, loading docks, compactor pads, pool decks and more.

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Newly poured concrete pad edged with fresh asphalt beside a commercial building

Concrete where it takes the load

Some areas are better in concrete than asphalt: compactor pads and loading docks that see concentrated loads, flow lines that carry water across a lot, and walkways and ramps that form the accessible route. We install new flatwork and remove and replace sections that have cracked, settled or spalled.

Ramps and walkways are part of a site's accessible route, so we build them with ADA requirements in mind. Smaller surface problems may not need replacement at all — see our concrete repair options such as epoxy patching and joint sealing.

New asphalt strip placed between existing pavement and a newly poured concrete apron
FIG. 01 — New concrete apron with an asphalt tie-in to existing pavement.
New asphalt strip placed between existing pavement and a newly poured concrete apron
Freshly paved parking lot beside a new concrete walkway and landscaped planter
New concrete sidewalk and red-painted curb lining a freshly planted parkway beside a paved lot

Questions

Concrete Flatwork questions

What flatwork do you install?

Sidewalks, ramps, flow lines, loading docks, compactor pads, pool decks and similar surfaces — new, or as removal and replacement.

Do you repair concrete without replacing it?

Yes. Epoxy patching, surface repairs for spalling and pitting, crack sealing and joint sealing can address many problems without full replacement.

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