Shoveling snow off a driveway or walkway is a task that few truly enjoy. Whether you are outside with a shovel yourself or paying someone to remove the snow for you, there is finally an end to the madness. We provide the best, most convenient solution in our heated driveway installations.
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Our work is always professional; we use the highest quality sidewalk materials and our work standards adhere to the principles of integrity and craftsmanship. Our skilled experts are experienced in installing and repairing all types of sidewalks, both residential and commercial. We can do any kind of sidewalk be it residential or commercial. You can be sure that our sidewalks will offer you the ultimate in safety and design, all at an affordable price and quality that will last for decades to come.
We are the most trusted professional paving professionals in Maryland, DC, and Virginia, and our services are available throughout Annapolis, DC, Germantown, Gaithersburg, Silver Spring, Bethesda, Rockville, Hagerstown, Frederick, and surrounding areas. If you’re in the market for sidewalk installation or maintenance, give us a call today for a free consultation. Our sidewalk paving experts will help you achieve exactly what you need with superior customer service and the highest quality workmanship.
Sidewalks are typically high-traffic areas, and are constantly exposed to wear and tear from pedestrians, vehicles, and the elements. Damage such as uneven pavement, cracking, and crumbling is commonly caused by:
Cracked, broken, and chipped sidewalks may be repaired by cleaning the area and using concrete crack filler or replacement pavers to restore the surface. Uneven surfaces may be leveled by redistributing the earth beneath the pavement or by filling voids with specially formulated filler materials. Our team can not only help you by repairing the damage, but we can also identify the cause of your damage and pursue a solution to prevent the problem from becoming a recurring issue.
Utilitarian or uniquely styled, whatever your sidewalk preference, we can accommodate it. Whether you want poured asphalt or concrete, or whether you’re looking for natural stone, brick, cement pavers, or gravel, our materials are available in a multitude of designs and shapes to suit your needs. Our concrete products can be customized in a wide range of colors, finishes, and stamped patterns. We also offer tinted stains, high-quality paints, and colored sealants. No matter the pavement type, your sidewalk will be designed to reflect your chosen style and enhance your property’s appeal.
For the ultimate in safety and convenience, you may also want to consider having our experts install a radiant heat system or apply a protective sealcoat.
Check out our page on heated driveways and walkways to learn more about our radiant heat systems services, and refer to our page on sealcoating to learn about the advantages a sealcoat can offer.
The cost of installing a new sidewalk can vary widely depending on the materials used, the size and complexity of the job, and any local labor costs associated with it. Generally speaking, a basic concrete sidewalk will cost anywhere from $8-$20 per square foot. This is assuming that there are no obstructions to work around or other complex jobs such as stairs or ramps.
When it comes to materials, you’ll need concrete mixes and reinforcing steel bars that can range anywhere from $3-$6 per square foot depending on your local area. You may also need soil stabilization fabric or other products that could add to the cost. On top of this, you may need sand for grading purposes and gravel for drainage which can add an additional $4-$7 per square foot.
In addition to the material costs associated with a new sidewalk, there are also labor costs that come into play. Labor costs will vary based on location, but usually range between $2-$6 per square foot for more complex jobs such as sidewalks with curves or steps involved in the design plan. Depending on your local contractor, you may be able to negotiate lower prices if multiple jobs are completed at once or if there is frequent business given back and forth between both parties.
Finally, local permits may be required in order to install your new sidewalk which come with an additional fee ranging anywhere from $200-$500+. Permit fees tend to vary depending on your city’s regulations so it’s important to check with them before beginning any work.
Overall, the cost of installing a new sidewalk depends greatly on variables such as materials used, size of project area, complexity level of job requirements, and total labor fees involved – all factors which need to be taken into account when budgeting for a new sidewalk installation project.
The cost of repairing sidewalks can vary significantly depending on both the size of the project and the extent of the damage. For smaller projects, such as those involving minor cracks or chips in the surface, repairs may be relatively inexpensive and straightforward. However, larger projects involving large or deep cracks, or extensive areas that need to be repaved or resurfaced, can become much more costly. The cost of replacing a small section might range anywhere from $50-100 to upwards of several hundred dollars for a more extensive repair job.
When it comes to big-budget sidewalk repairs, costs can quickly add up due to all the labor required for preparation and installation, plus materials needed for any necessary reinforcement underneath. Equipment rental fees also come into play when large construction projects are undertaken; items like jackhammers and asphalt saws may need to be rented in order to complete a job properly. Depending on the size and scope of the project, it’s not uncommon for total repair costs to reach into the thousands – sometimes even tens of thousands – if everything needs renovated from scratch.
When selecting materials for sidewalk repair jobs, contractors must also consider factors like local climate conditions and longevity expectations. While certain blends (such as concrete) are often preferred due to their durability and resistance to weathering over time, they come at a higher price point as compared with some other alternatives. For example, tarmac surfacing is generally cheaper than concrete but won’t last quite as long under harsh environmental conditions. Furthermore, there are special considerations that must be made when working with existing infrastructure; contractors must take care not to disrupt any underground utilities that might be present beneath street level before beginning work on any kind of pavement restoration job – whether big or small.
If your property is in need of sidewalk repairs, give us a call today or fill out our free estimate form. We’d be happy to schedule a free consultation and get you on the path to better paving. MD Paving Pros is standing by to help with all your sidewalk repair needs.
A gutter is essentially a depression which joins the side of a curb or pavement and edge of a roadway. Not all roads have gutters, but they are an integral part of urban site design, as they allow for safe direction of storm water, thus preventing flooding, hydroplaning, and other water-related road accidents. Proper curb and gutter systems also help to support the edges of concrete and asphalt paving, as well as prevent the deterioration of landscaping caused by excessive water pooling.
Despite the simplicity of the gutter’s definition, street gutters actually come in many different styles. Some are integrated fully with the curb as one piece, some feature gentle slopes, and some feature sharp angles or a throat which leads to a storm drain. The type of gutter needed for a job depends on a number of factors pertaining to the area of installation:
Gutters generally experience large amounts of traffic – especially those on roadways. Impact, weather, and shifting earth are some of the main culprits behind gutter disrepair.
Though gutters are made of sturdy concrete, exposure to these elements over long periods of time can cause major damage.
Because of gutters’ role in maintaining safety and site integrity, it is necessary to repair or replace them once damage has compromised the gutters’ functionality.
In a typical gutter replacement or installation, the process is as follows:
Gutters are an important part of roadway and site maintenance, so don’t hesitate to call us. Whether you need completely new gutters on a site that currently has none, or whether your current gutters need repairs or upgrades, our professional contractors are here to help. We offer the full range of gutter services, and work with all site types. If you’re not sure what type of gutter best suits your site, we’ve got you covered. Our team has extensive experience in all types of gutter repair and installation, from residential to commercial and anything in between. You can be confident we will conduct your consultation and answer your questions with the knowledge that only comes from years of industry experience. All gutters will be repaired or installed to the highest standards by skilled experts, using only high-quality materials which will withstand the elements for years to come.
Our gutter installation and repair services are widely available in cities throughout Maryland at the most competitive prices in the industry.
