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Residential & commercial

Concrete Sidewalks & Walkways

Straight, level walks with consistent joints, safe transitions and proper pitch — for homes, businesses and institutional properties.

Concrete walkways and sidewalks are built as a series of panels on a compacted base, jointed at consistent spacing and pitched so water sheds off rather than pooling or freezing on the surface. Cieslak Concrete Construction replaces heaved, settled and cracked walks for homeowners, businesses and property managers throughout Macomb and Oakland County, correcting what caused the movement before the new panels go in.

Sidewalks and walkways are where trip hazards show up first. Heaved, settled or spalled panels are both a safety problem and the first thing visitors notice about a property.

We remove failing panels, correct what caused the movement below, and replace with consistent thickness, even joints and safe transitions at doors, driveways and existing walks.

Completed broom-finished concrete entry walkway leading to a brick building entrance

Residential and commercial walkways

Trip hazard correction

Where panels have heaved or settled, we address the cause below the slab rather than grinding the symptom.

Public-facing entrances

Commercial and institutional walks get extra attention on grade, transitions and jointing since they carry constant foot traffic.

Matching existing work

Replacement sections are matched to the surrounding walk in width, joint spacing and finish as closely as possible.

Drainage

Cross-pitch is set so water leaves the walk instead of standing on it and refreezing.

What it costs

Removal & replacement (broom finish)

$9–$12 per sq. ft.

Typical pricing for projects of approximately 1,000 sq. ft. or more. Smaller projects are priced individually, and there is a $2,500 minimum for concrete installation projects. Tear-out and disposal of the existing concrete, base correction, then replacement with a broom finish.

This is a general budgeting range, not a quote. Removal, excavation, base preparation, access, thickness, reinforcement and finish all affect the final price.

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Common questions

How much does a concrete sidewalk or walkway cost?
Walkways are usually small enough to be priced individually rather than by square foot, with a $2,500 minimum for concrete installation projects. For larger runs of sidewalk, new broom-finish concrete generally runs $8–$11 per square foot and removal and replacement $9–$12. Panel-by-panel replacement, tight access and hand-work around landscaping or utilities affect the final price.
Do you replace individual sidewalk squares?
Yes. If only certain panels have failed, we can remove and replace those sections and tie them into the existing walk.
Can you widen an existing walkway?
Usually yes. Widening is common on entry walks that are too narrow for two people, and we form the addition to match the existing pitch and finish.
Do you handle commercial walkways?
Yes — we regularly complete commercial entry walk replacements, including full removal, base preparation and finished replacement.

What's included

  • Removal and disposal of failed panels
  • Subgrade correction and compacted base
  • Consistent panel sizing and joint spacing
  • Safe transitions at doors, drives and existing walks
  • Proper pitch so water sheds off the walk
  • Broom finish for traction

Typical pricing

$9–$12 per sq. ft.

Projects approximately 1,000 sq. ft. or more. Smaller projects priced individually; $2,500 project minimum.

Concrete pricing guide

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Areas served

Macomb County and Oakland County are our core service area — including Saint Clair Shores, Shelby Township, Sterling Heights, Macomb Township, Clinton Township, Chesterfield Township, Roseville, Warren — and we also work in Wayne County and St. Clair County.

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From the job site

Freshly broomed concrete entry walkway held in wooden forms alongside a historic brick building with porch columns
Entry walkway forming and pour along a historic brick building — edges braced, base set, surface broomed.
Newly poured broom-finished sidewalk panel and accessibility ramp at a commercial parking lot, protected by orange safety barricades
Sidewalk panel and curb ramp at a commercial property, barricaded and off-limits while it cures.
Newly replaced concrete sidewalk panels outside a commercial office building with safety barricades and open base trenches alongside
Replacement sidewalk panels outside an office building — joints tooled to match the existing walk before the base is backfilled.
New concrete backyard walkway splitting into two branches around a Japanese maple toward deck steps, with caution tape and forms in place
Backyard walkway laid out to fork around a mature tree and land at the deck steps.
New concrete walkway wrapping the corner of a two-story brick home with wooden forms and caution tape still in place
Walkway turned the corner at a new home — forms still set so the radius holds while it gains strength.
Freshly broomed concrete walkway running to the front steps of a home with forms removed and edges waiting on backfill
Straight run to the front steps — broomed for traction and pitched to shed water.
Curved exposed aggregate concrete walkway running from the driveway to the covered front porch of a home, with the yard still unlandscaped
Curved exposed aggregate walk to the porch steps, washed, cured and sealed.
Serpentine exposed aggregate concrete walkway running past an attached garage toward a side entrance at a home under construction
Serpentine walk from the driveway to the side entry, laid along the garage.

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Based in
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Service area
Macomb County, Oakland County, Wayne County, St. Clair County and surrounding Southeast Michigan

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