Uneven risers are one of the most common trip hazards. We set every riser and tread to consistent dimensions.
Steps that are not supported properly pull away from the foundation over time. We plan this before we pour.
Smooth concrete gets slick in rain and ice. We use a broom finish or a textured stamp for grip.
Any contractor doing home improvement work in Maryland must hold a Maryland Home Improvement Commission license. Ours is MHIC #162519, and we are licensed, bonded and insured.
Well-built concrete steps can last for decades. Base preparation, reinforcement and drainage matter more than anything else.
Yes. We replace steps and stoops on their own, or as part of a larger walkway, patio or driveway project.
Chipped edges and small cracks can often be repaired. Steps that have settled, separated from the house or are crumbling throughout are usually better replaced.
Yes. Stamped and colored concrete is a popular choice for front walks and can be matched to a stamped patio or driveway.
Spring through fall, when temperatures let concrete cure properly. Replacing them before winter avoids another season of ice and salt damage.
Price depends on size, the number of steps, the finish and site access. We provide a free on-site estimate for every project.