Sidewalks, curb and gutter
For builders, developers and towns. Straight runs or curves, along live streets and inside new builds.
Concrete that has to hold a line
A sidewalk, a curb or a gutter is only right if it holds the grade the plan calls for. Water has to run to the storm drain, not into somebody's yard. PressCrete pours all three for builders, developers and towns around Thomasville, NC, along live city streets and inside new builds.
Sidewalks
Long runs beside a street, short runs to a building's door, and the ramps in between. Poured to the width and thickness the plan calls for, with a broom finish for grip and joints cut every few feet. Our photos show a downtown sidewalk beside a city street and one next to a brick commercial building.
Curb and gutter
The curb is the raised edge of the street. The gutter is the flat strip at its base that carries the rain. They are poured together as one piece, in straight runs or around a curve, so the water goes exactly where the engineer drew it.
Driveway aprons
The apron is the short piece between the street and a driveway, where the curb dips down. It takes street traffic, so it is poured to the town or county standard.
For builders and developers
Subdivision curb, sidewalk along new streets, aprons for every lot. We pour to the plan.
What changes the price
The length of the run, the width, how many curves and ramps, and whether the street is live while we pour. Send us the plan and we will price it.
Sidewalks, curb and gutter we have poured
Sidewalks, curb and gutter: the questions we get
Do you pour sidewalks for towns and builders?
Yes. Sidewalk, street curb, gutter and driveway aprons for builders, developers and towns. We pour along live streets and inside new builds, in straight runs or curves.
What is curb and gutter?
The curb is the raised edge of the street. The gutter is the flat strip at its base that carries rainwater to the storm drain. They are poured together as one piece so water goes where the plan says, not into a yard.
What is a driveway apron?
The apron is the short piece of concrete between the street and your driveway, where the curb dips down. It is usually poured to the town or county standard, so it holds up to street traffic and drains the right way.
Ready for a price?
Call, text, or send the job. We come out, look at it and give you one price.
Based in Thomasville, NC. We pour in High Point, Lexington, Archdale, Trinity, Winston-Salem, Greensboro and anywhere else the job is.