Why Choose Concrete?
Concrete is the only type of sidewalk used in many towns and cities, and there’s a good reason for that. Concrete walkways and sidewalks are durable, long lasting, low maintenance, and they allow for easy snow removal. We do realize that plain concrete might not be the look you’re going for your home. If you’re considering more attractive options like stone or brick pavers for your home’s walkways, you might want to consider Decorative Concrete instead—it can be stained and patterned to look just like brick or stone!
Why You Need an Experienced, Knowledgeable Contractor
When building a sidewalk, the subgrade needs to be correctly compacted and sturdy so that the ground beneath won’t fail, even in a heavy rain. The surface needs to be smooth and level for the safety of those walking on it and so that water drains off properly. And the concrete needs to be mixed correctly and reinforced properly if it’s going to stand the test of time without cracking, chipping, or collapsing.
Thankfully, Baker Enterprises, Inc has an experienced, knowledgeable team that is well-equipped with the best equipment for the job. We’ll do it right the first time, ensuring you won’t have to deal with any of the serious problems that can arise from a badly built sidewalk.
Baker Enterprises, Inc Knows Sidewalks
With nearly 20 years in the concrete business, we’ve built countless sidewalks and walkways for homes and businesses. We will ensure your new concrete walkway looks fantastic and provides that much-needed curb appeal while also being functional and safe.
Since Baker Enterprises, Inc offers both excavating services and concrete services, you’ll only have to work with one company during this entire process. Our crew will complete the following tasks and more:
- Designing the walkway
- Removing and hauling away grass/vegetation or the old path
- Grading and compaction testing to ensure a stable foundation
- Laying wood forms
- Adding a several-inch base of gravel
- Installing proper reinforcement and expansion joints
- Pouring concrete
- Finishing the surface
- Ensuring ideal curing conditions
- Sealing