Commercial Concrete Sidewalks, Walkways & Curbs in Charlotte, NC
Charlotte Concrete Services builds and repairs commercial sidewalks, site walkways, curb ramps, and curb and gutter for owners, developers, general contractors and HOAs, on the public street and inside the property line.
Work in Charlotte's public right-of-way needs a CDOT permit, and CDOT maintains the public sidewalks there. New development typically builds frontage sidewalk and planting strip, every route must meet ADA slope, width and detectable-warning rules, and willow oaks lift panels.
We pour commercial flatwork across Mecklenburg County & more; homeowners should see our residential sidewalks and walkways.
Why Choose Charlotte Concrete Services
- Licensed & Insured
- Years of experience pouring residential and commercial concrete
- Proper reinforcement on every pour
- Written warranty on workmanship
- Local crew, local reputation
- On-time, on-budget completion
- Free, no-obligation estimates
- Wide range of finishes
- Proper site prep and drainage grading
- Clean job sites
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Commercial Sidewalk & Curb Services
Commercial Sidewalk Installation
A new building, parking expansion or missing link to your entrance needs code-compliant sidewalks. We pour reinforced walks with broom finishes, tooled or sawed joints and smooth tie-ins to entries.
Frontage & Streetscape Walks
New projects build sidewalk and planting strip along their frontage to city widths. We pour streetscapes with tree wells, utility boxes and driveway crossings as drawn, under a CDOT permit.
Curb Ramps & Landings
A ramp too steep, too narrow or missing its truncated-dome panel is a frequent ADA finding. We pour ramps, landings and accessible routes to approved slopes, cross slope no more than 2 percent, with detectable warnings, often with our commercial parking lot work.
Curb & Gutter
Broken curbs let water undercut pavement. We install and replace standard curb and gutter, header curbs and islands with grades that carry water to inlets.
Repair & Panel Replacement
Heaved, cracked or sunken panels at a storefront invite injury claims. We saw-cut the damaged sections, fix root and drainage issues, and pour matched replacements while customers still reach your doors.
Campus & Plaza Walkways
Office parks, schools, churches and apartments have walkways that tilt and pond. We rebuild routes with gentle slopes, handrail footings and finishes that hold traction in rain, plus trench drains where walks send water to doors.
How We Handle Commercial Flatwork
Plans & Permits
We review the civil plans, confirm what falls in the right-of-way, support the CDOT or NCDOT permit and call NC 811.
Traffic & Pedestrian Control
Closures need approval and a safe detour; we set barricades per the permit.
Demo, Base & Forms
We remove old concrete, correct the subgrade, compact base and set forms.
Pour, Finish & Reopen
We pour, finish, install detectable warnings, cure, backfill and reopen.
Commercial Sidewalk & Curb FAQs
Who is responsible for the sidewalk in front of my building?
CDOT maintains public sidewalks in the right-of-way. Walks inside your property line are yours.
Do I need a permit for sidewalk work?
Yes, in the right-of-way: CDOT in the city, NCDOT on state routes. See our Charlotte driveway permit guide.
How do you price commercial sidewalks and curbs?
From plans and a site visit, since quantities and traffic control vary.
What makes a curb ramp ADA compliant?
Correct running and cross slopes, adequate width, a level landing, flush transitions and a detectable warning surface.
Can you replace sidewalks without killing street trees?
Often. We work around major roots under the Charlotte Tree Ordinance.
Can work happen outside business hours?
Yes. Early mornings, nights or weekends, one accessible route kept open.