Handyman Services of Omaha is serving with pouring concrete sidewalk service. A concrete sidewalk is a fantastic way to connect the different areas of your property in a way that’s aesthetically pleasing, reliable, and incredibly durable and long lasting. Therefore, most of our client prefer our pouring concrete sidewalk service.

There are plenty of great uses for concrete around your home and property to make your life simpler and your home more beautiful and long-lasting. As a full-service concrete company, we’re glad to offer a huge variety of concrete services to help you and your family improve your home and live more comfortable lives. Concrete is an excellent solution for your outdoor patios, family sized basketball courts, driveways, and walkways, and it’s all but necessary as the foundation for new home offices, gazebos, garages and more. A concrete sidewalk doesn’t need to be a simple, unexciting straight-lined path, either.

HANDYMAN SERVICES OF OMAHA OFFERS THE FOLLOWING POURING CONCRETE SIDEWALK SERVICE FOR OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS

• Form and pour a new concrete sidewalk; the perfect first concrete project for the beginner. Replace that ugly, cracked walk with a flat, smooth new one. We show you how to build forms and then place and smooth the wet concrete, all with first-class results. You save big money too.
• Stick to sidewalk projects in flat or gently sloping areas. Adding steps is much more complicated. At this site, we didn’t need a building permit for a residential sidewalk on private property. But take five minutes and call your local building inspector to make sure that’s true in your area. You’ll save some embarrassment and possibly a fine.
• It’s hard to imagine a material that gives more bang for the buck than concrete. What other material yields a permanent, finished, durable, maintenance-free outside surface at a low cost and a day’s work? Around these parts, many contractors won’t put down a gravel base or even use steel reinforcing. Bonus: Your sidewalk will be stronger and last longer than many professionally poured sidewalks. In addition to the cost of concrete, suppliers usually add a ‘short load’ charge for small orders (generally under 3 yds.). This 4-ft. wide by 60-ft. long and 4-in.-thick walk required just over 4 yds of concrete.
• Excavate the walk
• Build the forms
• Pour the concrete: Hold the mesh 2 in. above the gravel with small globs of concrete while pouring the sidewalk. Pour a few feet of concrete, heaping it slightly higher than the forms. Don’t shovel concrete; pull it back or push it forward with a steel rake.
• Finish the concrete: Smooth with a mag float
• Wait until any bleed water disappears and hand float the surface with a magnesium float, starting at the beginning of the pour. Use sweeping motions, lifting the leading edge of the float slightly.