St. George, Utah · Licensed & Insured

Concrete Sidewalks & Walkways in St. George, Utah

Front entry walkways, backyard paths, side yard access, and ADA-compliant sidewalks. Broom-finished, properly sloped, and built to outlast the alternatives.

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4″
Standard sidewalk thickness — 5–6″ for vehicle crossings
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ADA
Accessible ramps and compliant cross-slopes available
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1 Day
Most residential walkways poured and finished same day
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30+ yrs
Service life of a properly poured concrete walkway
$6–$10
per sq ft
Typical installed price range
4″
standard
Residential sidewalk thickness
3,000+
PSI
Minimum concrete mix strength
24 hrs
walk-on
Walk on new concrete after 24 hours
Concrete sidewalk and walkway poured in St. George, Utah by Sanchez Concrete
Recent Sidewalk Project — St. George, Utah
Why Concrete

Concrete Beats the Alternatives

In St. George's desert climate, pavers shift, flagstone settles unevenly, and decomposed granite washes out. Concrete holds its position, drains predictably, and stays safe underfoot year after year — without constant maintenance.

A broom-finished concrete walkway is low-maintenance, safe for all ages, ADA-adaptable, and adds genuine curb appeal. A well-built concrete path from the street to your front door communicates care and permanence in a way pavers or gravel never quite do.

We pour every walkway with proper slope away from the structure, control joints to manage future cracking, and a broom finish that provides traction without being abrasive underfoot.

Factor Concrete Pavers Flagstone
Lifespan30–50 yrs20–30 yrsVariable
MaintenanceMinimalRe-sand & re-levelRe-set stones
Trip Hazard RiskLowModerateHigh
ADA CompliantYesDifficultNo
Upfront CostLowerHigherHighest
Finish OptionsManyColor/patternNatural only
What We Pour

Sidewalk & Walkway Types

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Front Entry Walkways
The path from your driveway or street to your front door. Sets the tone for curb appeal. Typically 3–4 feet wide with a broom finish and control joints every 4–5 feet.
Typical width: 3–4 ft · Finish: Medium broom
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Backyard Paths & Garden Walks
Utility paths to sheds, gates, and HVAC equipment, or decorative paths through backyard spaces. Can be straight runs or curved layouts to suit your landscape.
Typical width: 2–4 ft · Finish: Broom or exposed aggregate
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Side Yard Access
Side yard walkways from the front to the backyard. Often narrow with a gate. Concrete keeps the area clean, prevents erosion, and eliminates muddy paths after irrigation.
Typical width: 3–4 ft · Finish: Broom
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ADA Ramps & Accessible Walkways
Curb ramps and walkways built to ADA Standards for Accessible Design. Includes proper running slope, cross-slope, detectable warning surfaces, and smooth transition joints.
Slope: Max 1:20 running · Width: 36″ min, 48″ preferred
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HOA & Community Sidewalks
Sidewalk sections along streets and common areas. Panel replacement or full new pours. We coordinate with HOA specs on width, finish, and joint spacing to match existing sections.
Typical width: 4–6 ft · Finish: Per HOA spec
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Driveway Aprons & Crossings
Where a sidewalk crosses a driveway, the concrete must handle vehicle loads. We pour apron sections 5–6 inches thick with rebar to prevent cracking under vehicle traffic.
Thickness: 5–6″ with rebar · Finish: Broom
Curb Appeal
First Impressions
Start at the Walkway

The path from the street to your front door is one of the first things people notice. A clean, level concrete walkway with crisp edges and proper drainage signals a well-maintained property — and it stays that way for decades without gravel scatter or paver shifting.

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Finish Options

Pick the Right Surface

The finish on a concrete walkway affects both traction and appearance. In St. George's climate — where summer heat and UV are intense — the right finish also affects how the surface holds up long term.

We'll recommend the best finish for your specific use, but the final call is yours. All finishes are available on any walkway we pour.

Medium Broom Finish
The standard for sidewalks everywhere. Brushed texture runs perpendicular to travel direction, providing traction without being rough underfoot. Easy to keep clean. Hides minor surface imperfections over time.
Recommended for most walkways
Exposed Aggregate
Surface cream washed off to reveal the stone in the mix. Naturally textured and slip-resistant. Popular for decorative backyard paths where aesthetics matter. Harder to clean than broom but visually superior.
Popular upgrade
Salt Finish
Rock salt pressed into fresh concrete then washed out, leaving shallow pits across the surface. Subtle texture with an interesting visual. Good traction, easy to maintain. Works well on decorative paths near pool areas.
Decorative option
How It Works

From Estimate to Finished Walkway

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Free Estimate
We measure the area, assess drainage and slope needs, and give you a firm price — not a range.
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Prep & Forms
Excavate to depth, compact the base, set forms with proper slope for drainage away from structures.
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Pour & Finish
Ready-mix concrete poured, screeded level, finished to your chosen spec, control joints tooled in.
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Cure & Hand Off
Curing compound applied. Walk on after 24–48 hrs. Full strength at 28 days.
Where We Work

Serving Washington County & Beyond

St. George
Washington Hurricane
Santa Clara Ivins La Verkin
Toquerville Leeds Springdale
Cedar City Enterprise
Common Questions

Sidewalk & Walkway FAQs

Concrete sidewalks and walkways in St. George typically run $6–$10 per square foot installed. A standard 4-foot-wide front walkway from the street to the door (around 60 linear feet, 240 sq ft) runs roughly $1,440–$2,400. Call 801-640-1788 for a free on-site estimate.
Standard residential sidewalks are 4 inches thick. ADA-compliant sidewalks and any walkway that will see regular vehicle crossings (like a driveway apron crossing) should be 5–6 inches thick with rebar. We spec thickness to the actual use, not the minimum.
A medium broom finish is the standard for sidewalks in St. George — it provides enough texture for traction in wet weather without being harsh underfoot. Exposed aggregate is a popular upgrade for backyard walkways and decorative paths. Smooth trowel finishes are slippery when wet and not recommended for outdoor pedestrian surfaces.
Yes. We build curb ramps, accessible walkways, and cross-slope-compliant sidewalks to ADA Standards for Accessible Design. This includes proper slope (max 1:20 running slope, 1:48 cross slope), detectable warning surfaces at curb ramps, and smooth transition joints. We work with both residential and commercial clients on ADA compliance.
Yes — partial panel replacement is common and cost-effective when only a few sections have heaved or cracked. We saw-cut at the control joints, remove and haul off the damaged panels, and pour new concrete to match the existing finish. New panels will be lighter in color than aged concrete but will weather to a similar tone over time.
Residential front walkways are typically 3–4 feet wide. Backyard paths can be 2–3 feet for utility access or up to 5–6 feet for entertaining areas. ADA-accessible sidewalks require a minimum 36-inch clear width, with 48 inches preferred. Wider walkways cost more but significantly improve usability and curb appeal.
Beyond sidewalks and walkways, we pour concrete driveways, patios, stamped concrete, RV pads, slabs & garage floors, and handle concrete replacement across St. George and Washington County. Call 801-640-1788 for a free estimate.
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