Residential concrete services
Concrete walkways & sidewalks
At Page Concrete and Outdoor Services, we specialize in custom concrete walkways and sidewalks built to last. Whether you need an elegant path to your front door or a replacement for a cracked sidewalk, property owners across the Triad trust our team for durable, expertly crafted results.
Walkways & sidewalks / completed Page Concrete work
What is included
Built to the right standard for the job.
- Mix
- 4000 PSI fiber-mesh
- Routing
- Curves around trees, beds, and slopes
- Walk on it
- about 3 days
- Detail
- Stamped border over broom field available
Optional: densifier treatment
For an add-on cost, we can treat the surface with a penetrating densifier that helps reduce porosity, increase surface hardness and abrasion resistance, and seal out contaminants. It is most useful on driveways and high-traffic flatwork; always your call.
View Densifier Information Sheet
Before and after
See the difference a completed curved side walkway project makes.
BeforeAfterBroom finish / 4000 PSI fiber concrete / drag to compare
Common questions
Straight answers before you request an estimate.
- Can a walkway curve around trees and landscaping?
- Yes — that's most of what we pour. Forms are set to follow the route that fits your yard, including grades and steps where the ground drops. You don't have to straight-line it through a flower bed.
- How long does a new walkway take?
- Typically a day or two: grade and form, pour and finish. You can walk on it after about three days of cure. Weather is the only honest variable — concrete and heavy rain don't mix, so a pour date can slide a day.
- What is a concrete densifier, and do I need one?
- A densifier is an optional penetrating treatment that helps reduce porosity and increase the treated surface's hardness and abrasion resistance. It is a surface treatment, not a repair for structural deficiencies, large cracks, or substrate problems. A properly poured and cured 4000 PSI slab stands on its own; we'll quote the densifier as an option so you can decide.
Need more information? Read the full concrete FAQ for cure times, thickness, weather, maintenance, and cracking.
The estimate