Cracked Sidewalk
Raised Sidewalk Trip Hazards
Raised sidewalks present significant safety risks, often leading to serious injuries if not promptly addressed. These hazards are typically caused by factors like tree root growth, ground settling, or other environmental conditions that result in uneven surfaces. Addressing these issues quickly is crucial to prevent accidents and minimize liability risks.
Common Causes of Sidewalk Cracks
Weather Conditions
Extreme temperatures and weather changes can cause concrete to expand and contract, leading to cracks.
Tree Roots
Roots from nearby trees can grow underneath sidewalks, pushing up the concrete and causing it to crack.
Poor Installation
Incorrect installation techniques, such as inadequate curing or improper mix ratios, can lead to premature cracking.
Soil Movement
Shifts in the underlying soil, such as erosion or settling, can put pressure on the concrete and cause it to crack.
Lifted and Cracked Sidewalk Solutions
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Understanding the Causes
Raised sidewalks often result from tree root growth, water erosion, or ground settling. These hazards can cause uneven surfaces that pose serious safety risks and potential liability for property owners. Addressing these issues promptly is crucial to prevent accidents and minimize legal risks.
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Precision Concrete Cutting Techniques
We use advanced, patented cutting technology to address raised sidewalks. Our precise horizontal concrete slicing creates a smooth, level surface that seamlessly integrates with the surrounding concrete, enhancing safety and functionality.
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Repairing Raised Sidewalks
For raised sidewalks, we offer efficient repair solutions. This includes using horizontal concrete slicing to level uneven surfaces and restore proper alignment, ensuring a safe and smooth walkway.
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Addressing Sidewalk Lifting
Sidewalk lifting caused by tree roots, erosion, or impacts is managed with techniques such as flowline channel cuts. These methods restore proper drainage and prevent further damage by addressing the underlying causes of lifting.
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Expansion Joint Maintenance
Maintaining expansion joints is essential to prevent gaps that can become tripping hazards and lead to further sidewalk issues. Regular inspections and repairs of these joints help ensure long-term safety and durability of your sidewalks.
Get in Touch
Don’t let cracked sidewalks become a safety hazard or a liability. Contact us today for a consultation or to schedule a repair. Our experts are ready to assess the damage, recommend the best solution, and restore your sidewalks to a safe and attractive condition.