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Reno, NV & the Truckee Meadows

Sidewalks, walkways and steps in Reno

Walkways and entry steps take a lot of foot traffic and weather, and cracked or heaved sections are a real trip hazard. Replacing them is usually a quick job, and new steps can be built to a safer, more even rise.

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What affects the price

What goes into the quote

  • Length and width of the walkway
  • Number of steps and whether a handrail is needed
  • Removing the old concrete
  • Tying into existing driveways, porches or the public sidewalk
Typical in Reno
Walkway
$8 – $15 per sq ft

How long: Often a single day for a walkway; steps take a little longer because of forming.

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Good to know in Reno

Reno is high desert: dry, sunny and windy, with cold nights that freeze and thaw for much of the year.

Big day-night temperature swings and freeze-thaw nights are hard on concrete here. Proper joints, a well-compacted base and a sealer go a long way.

Work on a driveway approach or sidewalk in the street right-of-way needs approval from the City of Reno. Ask your contractor to confirm before you book.

FAQ

Common questions

Who fixes the public sidewalk in front of my house?

It depends on the city. In many places the abutting property owner is responsible, and work in the right-of-way needs a permit. Your contractor can check.

Can steps be repaired instead of replaced?

Small chips and edges can be patched. Steps that have settled, cracked through or pulled away from the house usually need replacing.

How long before I can drive on a new driveway?

Usually about a week for a car, longer for anything heavy. Your contractor will tell you for your mix and the weather.

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