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    Concrete Flatwork & Walkways

    Crisp sidewalks and entryways that boost curb appeal

    Crisp sidewalks, pathways, and entry steps that boost curb appeal and provide safe, durable footing for years.

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    Overview

    Why Homeowners Choose Our Walkways & Flatwork

    Flatwork is the unsung hero of curb appeal. A crisp concrete walkway, welcoming entry steps, and clean driveway aprons frame your home and provide safe, durable footing for family and guests. Concrete Commandos handles it all with the same precision we bring to our flagship driveways.

    We offer standard broom finishes for a clean, classic look, plus decorative options including stamped borders, exposed aggregate, and colored concrete. Every walkway is sloped for drainage, tooled with control joints, and finished with a slip-resistant surface that performs in North Texas rain and shine.

    From a simple front walk to a full front-entry makeover with steps, landing, and porch deck, we manage the entire scope — including demo of existing concrete, grading, forming, pour, and finish. ADA-compliant slopes and transitions are available for accessibility needs.

    Broom & decorative finish options
    Stamped borders & accent bands
    Exposed aggregate available
    ADA-compliant slopes & transitions
    Drainage-engineered grading
    Demo of existing concrete included
    Materials

    What Goes Into a Walkways & Flatwork

    Every material is selected for durability, code compliance, and performance in the North Texas climate.

    4000-PSI Concrete Mix

    A high-strength Portland cement blend designed for Texas freeze-thaw cycles and foot traffic. The 4000-PSI rating delivers a hard, dense surface that resists surface wear, scaling, and abrasion from foot traffic and landscape equipment.

    #3 Rebar or Wire Mesh Reinforcement

    For walkways we use #3 rebar at 24-inch on-center or, for lighter-duty paths, wire mesh. Reinforcement keeps the slab monolithic, distributes loads, and holds any hairline cracks tightly closed as the subgrade moves with seasonal moisture.

    Crushed Limestone Sub-Base

    A 4-inch compacted layer at 95% Proctor density that isolates the walkway from North Texas expansive clay. This free-draining base prevents the settling, heaving, and cracking that destroy unreinforced walkways within a few years.

    Decorative Stamped Borders & Bands

    Optional stamped accent borders, banding, or medallions that frame the walkway and add visual interest. Available in brick, slate, cobblestone, and other patterns to complement your home's architecture.

    Exposed Aggregate Surface

    An optional finish where the top layer of cement paste is washed away to reveal decorative stones — pea gravel, granite, or quartz. Provides excellent slip resistance and a premium, textured appearance for entry walkways.

    Acrylic Sealer

    A protective sealer applied after cure that resists dirt, organic stains, UV fading, and moisture intrusion. For walkways, we recommend a matte or satin finish with a non-slip additive for safety in wet conditions.

    Timeline

    What to Expect: Start to Finish

    A clear, phase-by-phase breakdown so you know exactly what happens and when.

    01

    Walk-Through & Layout

    1 Day

    We walk the site, discuss routing, width, and finish options, and lay out the walkway path with stakes and string lines. Drainage grades are established to direct water away from the home.

    02

    Demo & Excavation

    1 Day

    If replacing existing concrete, we demolish and haul off the old material. We excavate to proper depth, install the crushed-limestone sub-base, and compact to 95% Proctor density.

    03

    Forming, Pour & Finish

    1 Day

    Forms are set to grade, concrete is poured and screeded. Your chosen finish — broom, stamped border, or exposed aggregate — is applied. Control joints are tooled at calculated intervals.

    04

    Cure & Seal

    1–28 Days

    Foot traffic safe after 24 hours. Acrylic sealer applied after the surface has cured (typically 24–48 hours for walkways). Full 4000-PSI design strength at 28 days.

    Pricing

    What Affects the Cost

    Transparent pricing factors so you can plan your budget with confidence. Your free estimate covers every detail.

    Square Footage & Length

    Standard broom-finish walkways run $6–$10 per square foot. Longer or wider walkways benefit from economies of scale on concrete delivery and labor.

    Finish Type

    Broom finish is the most affordable. Stamped borders add $2–$4 per square foot. Exposed aggregate, which requires surface retarder and washing, runs $8–$12 per square foot.

    Steps & Landings

    Entry steps, landings, and porch decks require more forming labor and material. Steps are typically priced per linear foot ($40–$80) in addition to the square footage of flatwork.

    ADA-Compliant Features

    ADA-compliant ramps, slopes (1:12 max), and transitions require precise grading and forming. Minimal additional cost but requires extra time for layout and inspection.

    Demolition & Haul-Off

    Removal and disposal of existing concrete is included in our estimates. Extensive demolition or difficult access (e.g., fenced backyards) may add $1–$2 per square foot.

    Site Access

    Front walkways with easy truck access are straightforward. Backyard paths requiring wheelbarrows or concrete pumping add $200–$800 depending on distance and obstacles.

    Every project is unique. Call 214-301-3463 or request a free estimate for a detailed, itemized quote.

    Our Process

    How We Deliver Your Walkways & Flatwork

    01

    Walk-Through & Layout

    We walk the site, discuss routing and finish options, and lay out the walkway path and grades for proper drainage.

    02

    Demo & Excavation

    If replacing existing concrete, we demolish and haul it off. We then excavate and compact the sub-base to grade.

    03

    Form, Pour & Finish

    Forms are set, concrete is poured and screeded, and we apply your chosen finish — broom, stamped border, or aggregate.

    04

    Seal & Hand-Off

    We apply sealer (if selected), clean the site, and walk the finished walkway with you to confirm satisfaction.

    Where We Work

    Walkways & Flatwork Across North Texas

    We deliver walkways & flatwork throughout the DFW northern corridor.

    Frisco Plano McKinney Allen Little Elm Prosper Celina The Colony Lewisville Denton Carrollton Richardson Fairview Aubrey Cross Roads Pilot Point Sanger Krum Argyle Northlake
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    Walkways & Flatwork Service Area

    Serving homeowners across Collin County and all of North Texas.

    Questions

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    The information provided on this website is for general informational purposes only. Project timelines, material costs, and load-bearing specifications vary based on site conditions, subgrade compaction requirements, local soil bearing capacity, municipal zoning regulations, and applicable Collin County building codes. All concrete work should be evaluated by a qualified contractor prior to commencement. Concrete Commandos Frisco makes no warranty, express or implied, regarding the accuracy of third-party content, linked resources, or estimated project costs. Pricing shown is indicative only and subject to change based on current material market rates, mix design specifications, reinforcement requirements, and site access conditions. Concrete Commandos Frisco is not a contractor and does not directly perform concrete work. Concrete Commandos Frisco serves as a referral service that connects property owners with qualified, independent concrete contractors who will perform the work. Concrete Commandos Frisco makes no representation or warranty regarding the workmanship, quality, or licensing of any referred contractor.