Municipal Pathway Construction

What This Service Involves

Trail and pathway projects advance active-transportation and recreation goals throughout Western Washington communities. We construct asphalt, concrete, and permeable pathways with proper base, grade, and drainage for long service life. Projects address wetland buffers, critical-area setbacks, and SEPA requirements common to regional trail work. All construction is bonded, grant-documented, and delivered under prevailing wage.

Benefits

Connects community destinations to support recreation and mobility goals; surfaces engineered with proper base and drainage for longevity; navigates wetland buffers and critical-area permitting; grant documentation ready for RCO and TIB reporting; bonded and prevailing wage compliant end to end

Our Process

1) Alignment survey with drainage and critical-area review; 2) Clearing, grubbing, and sub-grade preparation; 3) Base placement, surfacing, and edge restraint installation; 4) Signage, striping, and as-built grant documentation

What Affects the Cost

Trail length, width, and surface material choice; terrain, grading, and drainage complexity; wetland, stream, and critical-area mitigation; clearing and erosion control requirements; permitting and environmental review scope

Best Time of Year

Summer dry spells are essential for sub-grade compaction and surfacing that wet-weather trail work cannot achieve.