Steps, Stairs and Handicap Ramps

Add new steps or ramps or replace those damaged areas with a new safe surface. Concrete steps are the most prominent feature at the entryways of many homes and public buildings. Why settle for boring, commonplace risers and treads when numerous options are available? Elevating concrete stairs from bland to grand makes them the dramatic focal point of any entrance. Even greater visual impact is possible by combining decorative stairways with stamped or stained concrete walkways and landings that incorporate coordinating colors and patterns.

Concrete steps can be poured right along with your walkways, so they can be colored and textured to match.
People in wheelchairs need access to elevated areas and may require the use of a handicap ramp. Wheelchair ramps can be difficult for someone using a walker, crutches or a cane, so consider the installation of both, ramps and low riser steps. This design will accommodate people with a broad variety of physical needs and requirements and help maintain their independence.

Slippery surfaces can be a real problem, especially for the elderly. Concrete is easy, with a rough broom finish.