Concrete Sidewalks in Granbury, TX
Leal's Welding & Construction forms, pours and finishes concrete sidewalks and walkways, from a straight walk to the front door to a curved path along the house. One crew, start to finish.
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What does a concrete sidewalk from Leal's include?
A concrete sidewalk from Leal's starts with the line of the walk. In Granbury, TX, Santos and his crew mark the path, grade it and prepare the base, then set wood forms to that line, straight or curved. Then comes the pour. The crew places the concrete, works it out to the edges and finishes the surface by hand. Edges are worked and joints are cut so the concrete has planned places to move. We build front walks to the door, curved walks along a house, paths out to the shop or barn, and walks that connect a driveway, patio or porch. Because Leal's also welds, the same crew can build a cover over a walk, as shown below. Send us where the walk starts and where it ends, and we will tell you how we would build it.
- Forms
- Base
- Pour
- Edges and joints
- Finish
Pour the walk, then weld the cover over it
Some of the walks Leal's builds have a roof. Our photos show a long concrete path under a metal covered walkway, running out across a pasture. That is where two trades under one roof pay off: the same crew can pour the walk and weld the metal cover over it.
The people forming your path know where the posts will land, and the people welding the frame know what the concrete under it looks like. Want just a plain walk? That is a job on its own, and we pour it either way.
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Thinking about a covered walk? Tell us the length, the spot and where it needs to lead.
Four places a concrete walk earns its keep
A walkway is a small job with a big effect on how a property gets used. These are the walks we get asked about most.
Front door to driveway
The walk most houses need first. We form and pour it from the front steps to the driveway, so nobody is crossing the yard.
House to shop or barn
A walk out to the shop or barn gives you a path that stays dry and firm. It can run straight or follow the lay of the land.
Around the side of the house
Gates, meters and back doors all need a way in. A curved or narrow walk along the side of the house gets you there.
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Patio to yard
Pour the walk with the slab or add it after. One of our backyard slabs runs a walk straight out into the yard.
Concrete sidewalk FAQ
What affects the price of a concrete sidewalk?
Length and width set how much concrete and forming the walk needs, and a curve takes more forming than a straight run. Grading and the base depend on the ground you have, and the finish, the edges and any connection to a driveway, patio or porch add detail work. Tell us where your Granbury walk runs and we will quote it.
Can you pour a curved walk?
Yes. Leal's pours curved sidewalks, and one walk in our photos bends along the side of a building. A curve means more careful forming, so the crew sets the forms to the line you want before the pour. Tell us the route in Granbury or nearby, and where the walk starts and ends, and we will plan the layout.
Can you connect a new walk to my driveway or patio?
Yes. We can form and pour a new sidewalk so it meets your driveway, patio or porch, and one of our jobs is a finished backyard slab with a walk running out from it. Tell us what the walk needs to connect to, and we will look at how the new concrete meets what is already there.
Can you replace a cracked sidewalk?
Ask us. Tell us where the sidewalk is and what shape it is in, and we will look at it before we say what makes sense. Every old walk is different, so we would rather see your Granbury sidewalk in person than promise anything over the phone.
What areas do you pour sidewalks in?
Leal's is based in Granbury, TX and pours concrete sidewalks in Granbury, Weatherford, Stephenville, Cleburne, Glen Rose, Joshua and Fort Worth. If your property sits out in the country between those towns, ask anyway. Send the location with your quote request and we will tell you whether it fits.
Tell us where the walk goes
Send the starting point, the end point and anything it needs to connect to, like a driveway, patio or porch. Santos and his crew will get back to you with a quote for your concrete sidewalk. We pour in:
- Granbury
- Weatherford
- Stephenville
- Cleburne
- Glen Rose
- Joshua
- Fort Worth
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