Concrete Steps Construction

What This Service Involves

Exterior steps must meet code for rise and run while shedding water to prevent slick, hazardous treads. We form and reinforce each step for structural strength and add non-slip broom or textured finishes for traction. Proper footings below frost depth keep the stairs from shifting over time. Handrail anchoring can be integrated during the pour for a clean, secure result.

Benefits

Uniform rise and run that meets safety code; Slip-resistant finishes for wet-weather traction; Reinforced footings prevent shifting; Integrated handrail anchoring available; Built to carry heavy daily use

Our Process

1) Measure grade and calculate compliant rise and run; 2) Excavate and pour reinforced footings; 3) Form and reinforce each step; 4) Pour, texture, and cure with non-slip finish

What Affects the Cost

Number of steps and total rise; Footing depth and reinforcement; Finish texture and railing provisions; Site access and demolition of old steps; Width and landing dimensions

Best Time of Year

Summer and early fall provide dependable curing weather for structural stairs before the wet season.