Sidewalk Inspection
When to Perform Sidewalk Inspections
Your sidewalks are valuable assets that require regular maintenance to ensure they remain safe and functional. Neglecting this maintenance can turn them into liabilities, leading to potential lawsuits and injuries. Sidewalks are designed to last for decades, but factors like weather, erosion, plant growth, and earth movement can shorten their lifespan and create new safety hazards. For this reason, experts recommend conducting a thorough sidewalk inspection at least once a year.
Professional Sidewalk Inspection Program
Assessments
Our team conducts thorough inspections of your sidewalks, identifying all areas of concern. We use advanced tools and techniques to assess the condition of the concrete, pinpointing any cracks, trip hazards, or other defects that need attention.
Detailed Reporting
After each inspection, we provide a detailed report outlining our findings. This report includes photos, measurements, and a clear explanation of the identified issues. We also prioritize the repairs needed, helping you understand which areas require immediate attention and which can be scheduled for later maintenance.
Maintenance Plans
Based on the inspection results, we develop a customized maintenance plan tailored to your specific needs and budget. Our plans focus on both immediate repairs and long-term maintenance strategies, ensuring your sidewalks remain safe and in good condition over time.
ADA Compliance
We ensure that all identified hazards and proposed repairs meet the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements. Our goal is to help you maintain accessible sidewalks for all users, potentially qualifying for ADA-related tax credits and deductions.
Benefits of Our Inspection Program
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Enhanced Safety
Regular inspections help prevent accidents by identifying and addressing trip hazards and other defects promptly, ensuring the safety of pedestrians. By mitigating these hazards, we reduce the risk of injuries and create a safer environment for everyone.
2
Cost Savings
Proactive maintenance reduces the need for expensive emergency repairs. By addressing minor issues early, you can extend the life of your sidewalks and avoid costly replacements. This approach not only saves money but also minimizes disruptions caused by extensive repair work.
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Compliance and Liability Reduction
Maintaining ADA-compliant sidewalks reduces the risk of legal liabilities and potential fines. Our program helps you stay up-to-date with regulatory requirements, ensuring your sidewalks meet all necessary standards. Compliance with ADA regulations also enhances accessibility, making your property more inclusive.
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Documentation and Planning
Our detailed reports provide a comprehensive overview of the condition of your sidewalks, including photos and precise measurements of identified hazards. This documentation allows you to plan and prioritize repairs effectively, ensuring that resources are allocated efficiently and that the most critical issues are addressed first.
ADA Standards for Sidewalk Inspections
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 provides a useful standard for these inspections. According to the ADA, sidewalk inspection programs should ensure walkways are equally accessible to all, including the disabled. Key inspection criteria include noting any gap or lift of 1/4 inch or more, ensuring slopes are not steeper than 1:12, and maintaining smooth surfaces and proper transitions between walkways and roads.

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Investing in Precision Concrete Cutting’s Professional Sidewalk Inspection Program ensures that your sidewalks remain safe, compliant, and well-maintained. Contact us today to learn more about our inspection program and how we can help you maintain the highest standards of sidewalk safety and quality.