Permits and Local Codes You Need Before Replacing a Sidewalk
September 7, 2025
Replacing a sidewalk is not just a matter of pouring concrete and smoothing it over. In nearly every U.S. city, sidewalks are considered part of the public right-of-way, which means property owners must comply with local laws and permitting requirements before starting construction. These rules exist to maintain uniformity, ensure public safety, and guarantee accessibility
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Top Benefits of Concrete Sidewalks for Denver’s Commercial Streets
October 5, 2025
Concrete sidewalks in commercial streets offer lasting advantages that extend far beyond their appearance. They provide durability, safety, and value, all while enhancing the character of busy corridors and supporting the flow of daily business activity. According to Denver’s plans, approximately 40% of Denver’s sidewalk network is currently either missing or too narrow, underscoring the
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Affordable Concrete Repair for Denver’s Aging Infrastructure
October 5, 2025
Decades of harsh Colorado winters freeze-thaw cycles, and heavy daily traffic have quietly chipped away at Denver’s concrete surfaces. Sidewalks crack, parking lots settle unevenly, and curbs crumble, signs that Denver’s aging infrastructure is calling for attention. In fact, Colorado’s infrastructure recently earned a C- grade overall, with its road system rated D+—, and only
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Concrete Sidewalk Installation: Why Denver Needs Professional Services
October 5, 2025
Concrete sidewalks are more than walkways; they’re essential infrastructure that connects communities, supports businesses, and ensures pedestrian safety. Professionally installed sidewalks improve accessibility, comply with regulations, and last longer under Denver’s demanding climate. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), safe, well-maintained sidewalks encourage walking, improve accessibility, and reduce pedestrian accidents in urban areas.
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