Denver requires 5” thick sidewalks with broom finishes and detectable warning plates at crossings. We’ve poured miles of compliant walkways for Aurora strip malls, LoDo businesses, and Denver Public Schools—always passing city inspections on first try.
Our crews work overnight when needed to minimize customer disruption. For tree-lined areas like City Park, we use root bridges to prevent uplift damage. Slip-resistant additives are standard, critical for Colorado’s icy winters. Need colored concrete to match branding? We coordinate with HOA architects to meet aesthetic guidelines in communities like Highlands Ranch.
Our crews work overnight when needed to minimize customer disruption. For tree-lined areas like City Park, we use root bridges to prevent uplift damage. Slip-resistant additives are standard, critical for Colorado’s icy winters. Need colored concrete to match branding? We coordinate with HOA architects to meet aesthetic guidelines in communities like Highlands Ranch.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Verify utility locates and grade to ADA slope requirements
- 02 Step 2: Pour 4000 PSI air-entrained concrete (resists freeze damage)
- 03 Step 3: Install truncated dome mats at crossings
- 04 Step 4: Cure with moisture-retaining cure-and-seal
Benefits
- Meets Denver’s 36” clear width mandate
- Rebar reinforcement at all joints
- Ramp slopes precisely calibrated to 1:12 ratio
- 2-day turnaround for small repairs
Frequently Asked Questions
Who handles permitting?
We do—our team pulls all Denver DOTI permits and schedules inspections. You just approve the plans.
Can you match existing sidewalk finishes?
Yes. Bring us a sample, and we’ll replicate the color and texture seamlessly.