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CONCRETE SIDEWALKS RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL

ADA-compliant walks, residential pathways, and commercial pedestrian surfaces — designed for Central Minnesota weather.

About This Service

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

A sidewalk seems straightforward — but sidewalk failures in Minnesota are almost always about drainage and base depth. Water pools against the slab, freezes, and heaves. We design every walk with proper slope and sub-base depth to handle freeze-thaw without settling or lifting.

Who This Is Right For

  • Homeowners adding or replacing a front or backyard walkway
  • Commercial property owners needing ADA-compliant paths
  • Property managers replacing aging or tripping-hazard sidewalks
  • General contractors needing a sidewalk sub
No Hidden Costs

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Layout and grade planning
Sub-base excavation and compaction
Proper drainage slope
Forming and layout
Pour and broom finish
Control joints
ADA ramp construction where required
Permit handling where required
Cleanup and post-pour walkthrough
How It Works

THE PROCESS

01

Layout & Grade

We plan the route, width, and drainage slope. ADA requirements assessed if applicable.

02

Base Prep

Excavation, sub-base compaction, and proper depth for freeze-thaw conditions.

03

Form & Pour

Clean forms, accurate pour, broom finish for traction.

04

Closeout

Final inspection, curing instructions, permit closeout if applicable.

Cost Range

WHAT DOES IT COST?

$5 – $9/sq ft
Typical range in the Alexandria area

Your exact cost depends on size, finish, and site conditions. See all ranges on our pricing page, or get a free written quote.

Quick Answers

COMMON QUESTIONS

Do residential sidewalks need a permit in Alexandria, MN?

For repairs on private property, usually not. For new construction or sidewalks adjacent to public right-of-way, a permit is often required. We handle permit determination and cost as part of your quote.

Can you add a curb cut or ADA ramp?

Yes. ADA ramps are quoted separately since they involve specific slope requirements and sometimes require coordination with the city. We handle that process.

How wide should a residential sidewalk be?

Standard residential walks run 3–4 feet wide. If two people need to walk side-by-side, or if you're serving a front entrance with heavy foot traffic, 4–5 feet is more comfortable. We'll discuss options at the estimate.

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Free on-site estimate. Written quote within 24 hours. No surprise costs.

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Usually scheduled within 1–2 business days.

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