Residential concrete
Concrete Sidewalks and Walkways in Marietta, GA
JJC Concrete pours concrete sidewalks and walkways for homeowners in Marietta and across metro Atlanta. That includes front walks from the driveway to the door, side paths out to a gate or the backyard, and walks that tie a patio back to the house. We are a family owned crew, licensed and insured, pouring concrete since 2010.
- Family owned since 2010
- Licensed and insured
- Hablamos español
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What Kinds of Walkways Does JJC Concrete Pour?
A concrete walk is a simple slab with a real job to do: it gets people from one place to another without mud, loose gravel or a trip. We pour new walks where there is only grass or pavers today, and we replace old walks that have cracked, sunk or pulled away from the steps.
Every property lays out differently, so the shape follows the way you actually walk. A straight run from the street works on one lot, while another needs a curve around a tree bed or a turn to meet the side door.
- Front walks from the driveway or street to the front steps
- Side and back paths to a gate, shed, garden or trash area
- Connector walks between a patio, a deck and the house
- Wider replacement walks where an old path feels cramped
- Short sidewalk sections along the front of a lot
Why Does the Slope of a Sidewalk Matter?
Slope decides where the rain goes. A walk that sits flat or tips toward the house holds water on the surface and can send it toward the foundation, while a walk with a gentle fall sheds it into the yard.
As general industry guidance, ACI 302.1R, a concrete floor and slab guide from the American Concrete Institute, recommends a two percent slope, about a quarter inch per foot, for positive drainage on exterior slabs. That figure is a reference point from the guide, not a fixed spec for every walk. Your lot, the door threshold and the ground on each side all shape the grade.
What Finish Works on an Outdoor Walk?
A broom finish is the standard choice for outdoor concrete. Dragging a broom across the fresh surface leaves fine ridges that give shoes something to grip when the walk is wet, and industry specification writers describe it as the common way to make exterior concrete slip resistant.
Control joints are the straight cut lines you see across a sidewalk. Concrete shrinks as it dries, and joints give it a planned place to crack so the break runs in a neat line instead of wandering across the middle of a panel. Joint layout depends on the width and length of the walk, so it is planned for each job.
Can an Old Cracked or Heaved Walkway Be Replaced?
Yes. When a walk has broken into pieces, has panels that lift at the edges, or has sunk below the steps, the practical fix can be to take it out and pour it again. Our concrete removal and replacement service covers breaking out the old sections, hauling them off and pouring new concrete in their place.
A walk can also be redone along with nearby flatwork. If the driveway is tired too, pairing the walk with a new concrete driveway keeps the grades and the finish matched from the street to the front door.
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Driveways, patios, slabs, walks and steps across Marietta and metro Atlanta. Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM.
What Should You Think About Before a New Walk Goes In?
A few details on your lot shape how a walk is laid out, and they are worth mentioning when you first describe the project. None of them stops a job, but each one affects the route, the grade or the amount of prep.
- Downspouts that empty across the path, which can be turned or piped so water does not run over the walk
- Tree roots near the route, since roots can push up concrete over time
- Where the walk meets the steps, the driveway or a patio, so the heights line up
- Soft or low spots in the yard that hold water after a storm
- How wide you want it, for example room for two people side by side or for rolling a trash can
Where Does JJC Concrete Pour Sidewalks and Walkways?
We are based in Marietta and work across Cobb County and metro Atlanta. Homeowners in Marietta, Smyrna, Kennesaw and East Cobb can ask us about a new or replacement walk, along with the other towns listed on our service area pages.
Permit requirements for sidewalks and walks are set by the city or county, and they can differ when a walk meets a public sidewalk or the street. Ask about permits for your project when you call so the question is on the table from the start.
Who Pours Your Walkway?
JJC Concrete is a family owned company, and family members work on the crew. Our main work is poured basement and foundation walls for builders across metro Atlanta, and we also pour residential jobs like walks, steps and patios.
The office is open Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM. Hablamos español, so you can talk through your project in Spanish if that is easier.
How a Sidewalk or Walkway Job Works
- 1
Tell us about the walk
Share where the walk starts and ends, about how long it is, and whether old concrete, pavers or gravel are there now.
- 2
Layout and grade
The path is laid out on the ground and the base is shaped so the finished walk falls away from the house and meets the steps and driveway cleanly.
- 3
Forms and pour
Forms set the edges and the curve of the walk, then concrete is placed, screeded and floated to the forms.
- 4
Finish and joints
The surface finish and the control joint layout get settled for the walk before the pour.
- 5
Cure and use
Fresh concrete needs time before foot traffic, and how long depends on the mix and the weather, so ask about timing for your walk.
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Driveways, patios, slabs, walks and steps across Marietta and metro Atlanta. Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you pour new sidewalks and walkways in Marietta?
Yes. JJC Concrete pours new concrete sidewalks and walkways for homeowners in Marietta and nearby towns in Cobb County and metro Atlanta. That covers front walks, side paths, connector walks to a patio and short sidewalk sections along the front of a lot.
Can you replace my old walkway?
Yes. Concrete removal and replacement is one of the services we offer, so a cracked, sunken or heaved walk can be broken out, hauled off and poured new. Tell us how long the walk is and what is wrong with it when you reach out for a free estimate.
How much does a concrete walkway cost?
The answer depends on your walk. Length, width, access, whether old concrete has to come out and how much grading the ground needs all change the scope. Call or use the estimate form to describe your walkway and ask for a free estimate.
Do I need a permit for a new sidewalk?
Permit requirements are set by the city or county, and they can depend on where the walk sits, especially if it meets a public sidewalk or the street. Ask about permits for your specific project when you call, and check with your city or county building department.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. JJC Concrete is licensed and insured. We are a family owned concrete company based in Marietta, Georgia, and we have been pouring concrete since 2010, with family members working on the crew. Our main work is poured walls for builders, and we also take residential flatwork.
Do you speak Spanish?
Yes. Hablamos español. You can talk through your sidewalk or walkway project in Spanish or in English, whichever is more comfortable for you. The office is open Monday to Friday from 8 AM to 6 PM, and a free estimate starts with a description of the walk you have in mind.
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Learn moreSidewalks and Walkways in these towns and more
See every town on the service areas page.
Talk to JJC Concrete
Homeowners get a free estimate. Builders and GCs can send plans for a bid. Hablamos español.
- (770) 755-2622
- jjcconcretellc@yahoo.com
- Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM
- Based in Marietta, serving metro Atlanta. See service areas
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Prefer to talk? Call (770) 755-2622. Hablamos español.