Concrete
From trip hazards and deteriorating sidewalks to large-scale replacement projects, you'll have answers for the board, safer pathways for residents, and solutions built to last.
Concrete Services for Every Community Need
Sidewalk Replacement
Full section removal and repour for cracked, heaved, or settling sidewalks. We coordinate with municipalities on right-of-way permits and ADA compliance requirements.
Stoop & Porch Restoration
Front stoop rebuilds, step replacement, and landing repairs. We match existing finishes so the repaired areas blend seamlessly with the original construction.
Patio & Slab Work
Patio pours, garage aprons, equipment pads, and common-area slabs. Proper grading and expansion joints to prevent premature cracking and water pooling.
Street Curb & Storm Drain Shoulders
Curb replacement, gutter pans, and storm drain shoulder repairs. We work with local municipalities on permitting and traffic control for roadside concrete work.
See the Difference
Sidewalk Replacement
Stoop Restoration
Stoop & Column Restoration
Common Area Improvements for the Fountain Removal Project at The Tremont Club
Community-Grade Concrete, Done Right
Concrete work in community settings is as much about logistics as it is about the pour. When you’re replacing 40 sidewalk sections across a 200-unit HOA, you need a contractor who understands phasing, resident communication, and ADA compliance — not just how to mix concrete. Pro A.F. plans every concrete project with the community manager in mind: clear timelines, marked work zones, and resident notifications so you’re not fielding complaint calls.
Trip-hazard removal is one of the most common requests we handle. Raised or settled sidewalk sections are a liability issue that boards can’t afford to ignore. We survey the entire community, document every hazard with measurements and photos, and present a prioritized plan so your board can address the worst spots first and budget for the rest.
Every concrete project includes proper subgrade preparation, expansion joints at the right intervals, and cure time that’s actually respected — not rushed to clear a schedule. The result is concrete that performs for decades, not years. Before, during, and after photos are standard, giving your board the documentation they need for records, reserves, and insurance.