Municipal Concrete Repair

What This Service Involves

Aging sidewalks, curbs, and slabs deteriorate quickly under Western Washington's freeze-thaw cycles and constant moisture. Our crews repair spalled, cracked, and settled concrete on public property using ADA- and PROWAG-conscious methods that reduce liability exposure. Every project is delivered under prevailing wage with certified payroll and the required public works bonding. We coordinate around pedestrian traffic, transit stops, and business access to keep disruption minimal.

Benefits

Reduces trip-and-fall liability on public rights-of-way; delivered under Washington prevailing wage with certified payroll; qualifies for small works roster and limited public works procurement; workmanship warranty backed by full COI and performance bond; scheduling built around traffic control and pedestrian access

Our Process

1) Site assessment with condition rating and photo documentation; 2) Scope, estimate, and bond and insurance paperwork submitted for council or staff approval; 3) Saw-cut removal, sub-base prep, and forming with traffic control in place; 4) Placement, finishing, curing, and final ADA compliance verification

What Affects the Cost

Square footage and thickness of the repair; sub-base condition and required excavation; traffic control and pedestrian detour requirements; prevailing wage classifications for the county; site access and staging constraints

Best Time of Year

Late spring through early fall offers the reliable dry, above-freezing conditions concrete curing requires in the Puget Sound region.