Concrete finisher working the edge of a new residential walkway

Concrete walkways and paths

A walkway is the first thing guests step on. We form them with a consistent slope so water runs off instead of freezing into a hazard, and match the finish to the rest of your flatwork.

What's Included

What you get

  • Layout and forming to the width and curve you want
  • Compacted granular base under the full path
  • Mesh or fibre reinforcement and control joints
  • Cross-slope set so water sheds away from the house
  • Broom, trowel or exposed finish with clean edges

Your Price

What moves the number

  • Length, width and thickness of the path
  • Removing an existing walkway, sod or interlock
  • Curves, landings and steps tied into the run
  • Grading and drainage corrections along the route
  • Finish choice and any exposed or coloured work

Typical Timeline

How the job runs.

  1. 01

    Site measure and written quote

    We walk the route with you and confirm width, slope and finish.

    1 visit
  2. 02

    Excavation and base

    Sod or old path removed, granular placed and compacted.

    Day 1
  3. 03

    Forming and pour

    Forms and reinforcement set, then placed and finished the same day on most paths.

    Day 2
  4. 04

    Cure and cleanup

    Joints cut, edges tooled, site cleaned. Light foot traffic next day.

    24–48 hrs

Recent Work

On the ground in Thunder Bay.

Formed walkway with reinforcement before the pour
Finished concrete path leading to a Thunder Bay home
Broom-finished concrete walkway alongside a house

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Questions

Walkways & paths — straight answers.

How wide should a front walkway be?

Three to four feet works for most homes; four feet lets two people walk side by side comfortably. We size it to your entry and lot.

How long does a walkway take?

Most walkways are done in one to two working days, plus cure time before regular use.

Can you replace an interlock path with concrete?

Yes. We lift the pavers, re-compact and correct the base, then form and pour a slab that drains properly.

Will the walkway heave in winter?

Heaving comes from poor base and trapped water, so we compact clean granular and set slope so water leaves the surface.

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