Municipal Sidewalk Construction

What This Service Involves

New sidewalk construction supports Complete Streets goals, Safe Routes to School grants, and connectivity mandates across Western Washington municipalities. We form and pour continuous walkways to WSDOT and local standard plan specifications, including detectable warnings and proper cross-slope. Grant-funded work is documented to satisfy reporting for TIB, SRTS, and CDBG programs. All labor is performed under prevailing wage with the bonding and insurance public agencies require.

Benefits

Closes pedestrian network gaps to support Complete Streets and Safe Routes funding; built to WSDOT standard plans and PROWAG cross-slope tolerances; grant-ready documentation for TIB, SRTS, and CDBG reporting; bonded and insured with certified payroll on every pour; coordinated utility locates and right-of-way permitting handled up front

Our Process

1) Survey, grade verification, and utility locate coordination; 2) Excavation, sub-grade compaction, and base course placement; 3) Forming, rebar or mesh placement, and inspection hold points; 4) Pour, broom finish, detectable warning install, and as-built documentation

What Affects the Cost

Linear footage and standard sidewalk width; grading, drainage, and retaining requirements along the route; utility conflicts and relocation needs; permit and right-of-way acquisition status; erosion control and SEPA compliance measures

Best Time of Year

Summer and early autumn provide the extended dry windows needed for grading, forming, and curing multi-block sidewalk runs.