Concrete Walkway Installation

Patterns – The material can be poured in any shape or size to fit a specific space. Decorative concrete products also replicate the look of more delicate and difficult to find building materials. It is made with the same materials as standard concrete, but it is processed differently to create a realistic pattern on the surface. As a result, you can choose from many different stone and brick patterns to customize a sidewalk.

Colors – This type of surface is versatile and offers a wide variety of coloring from light to dark shades. The process of installing decorative concrete surfaces or customized design work will require skilled professionals who have extensive experience in the field. With the use of stains and other shading techniques, we can color the concrete to adjust the tone of your walkway. This will allow us to match the style of the hardscape with the exterior of your property or landscape.

Durability – Not only do concrete sidewalks offer all the beauty of high-quality natural materials, they also have an exceptional endurance and weather resistance. Concrete has been used for a long time, and in most parts of the world it has stood up to its exposure for hundreds of years without maintenance or intervention. We know that concrete is durable in part because of the testimonials provided by these structures. This makes concrete an ideal outdoor paving choice.

Various factors can affect the quality of the walkway project and errors in the creation of concrete lead to unsound structures. Hence, working with concrete is an art form, and we are highly skilled professionals. Our team will ensure that your concrete is perfectly mixed. Everything must be consistent, from the products and water used to the place that it is all mixed in.

The hydraulic properties of fresh concrete depend on the arrangement of the aggregates and the water-to-cement ratio. The aggregates give the concrete high compressive strength while the water forms a thin layer around them, allowing them to stick together and prevent cracks from forming. The basic ratio of water to cement needs to be carefully monitored. The lower the water to cement ratio, the stronger the concrete mixture will be.

Fine aggregates will influence the amount of water each batch requires and the mixing time will not always be the same. As such, the concrete mixer should oversee the presence of materials and search for clumps or other complications. Lastly, concrete is poured in a few standardized ways. Each has its own set of advantages and disadvantages, depending on the situation. Traditionally, concrete has been poured using wooden hand forms to create the desired shape.