Concrete
Concrete Steps & Stoops
Steps take more abuse than any other concrete on the property, and uneven ones are how people get hurt. We tear out crumbling or settled steps and rebuild them with consistent risers, solid footings, and edges that stay crisp.
Most failing steps are sinking steps. The fill under them was never compacted, so they drop and pull away from the foundation. We dig out, fix the base, and form new steps that stay put.
We match the finish to your walkway and tie the two together cleanly, so the new steps look like they were always part of the house.
What's included
- Front steps, back-door stoops, and porch landings
- Even rise and run so every step feels the same underfoot
- Reinforced and set on a proper base so the steps don't settle away from the house
- Handrail anchors planned in before the pour
Common questions
Can you fix my steps without replacing them?
Sometimes. If the steps are sound and only the surface is worn, a repair can work. If they've settled, cracked through, or pulled away from the house, the base underneath has failed and a surface patch won't hold. We'll tell you which one you have at the site walk.
Why are my steps pulling away from the house?
The fill under them was never compacted properly, so the steps sink while the foundation stays put. Rebuilding on a compacted base is what stops it from happening again.
Can you add a handrail?
Yes. We plan the anchor points before the pour so the rail is set solidly into the new concrete instead of drilled in afterward.
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