Contractors to fix a broken or warped walkway?
Watch your step.
Mark asks via Twitter:
I've got a sidewalk that looks like this in two places. It's my front walk, not a city sidewalk. Any suggestions on who to call to repair it?
That looks like it could be a trip-and-fall waiting to happen -- especially as things get icy.
Got a suggestion for Mark? Please share.
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Just go to Home Depot and rent a scarifier. You can grind that down in no time. Be sure to wear a mask and eye protection.
... said Tim on Oct 27, 2011 at 11:11 AM | link
Two words: Concrete Raising of Upstate New York.
Anyway, these guys made our pool deck look like new in an afternoon, or as new as a 25 year old concrete deck can look. Excellent guys to work with, very reasonable price, especially since they're about the only game in town. Cleaned up after themselves and before they were scheduled to finish.
You will end up with a couple patched spots where they drill to inject a loose concrete under the slabs. Ours are about 2" diameter but are patched and smoothed with concrete. The leveling is done so well we don't notice it.
Just a satisfied customer...
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... said ChuckD on Oct 27, 2011 at 11:37 PM | link
@ChuckD: I had no idea such a service even existed. Thanks for sharing!
... said Greg on Oct 27, 2011 at 11:42 PM | link
@ChuckD their commercial was what put the thought in my mind, glad to hear others liked their work. I've burned myself by making snap decisions on contractors so I wanted to hear what others thought.
... said Mark W. on Oct 28, 2011 at 12:06 PM | link