In Fremont County, Colorado, the responsibility for sidewalk repair typically falls on the adjacent property owner. This means that if the sidewalk in question is in front of a private residence or business, the owner of that property is generally responsible for maintaining and repairing the sidewalk.

However, if the sidewalk is located in a public right-of-way, such as along a city street, the responsibility for repair may fall on the city government. It is best to check with the local government authorities, such as the city or county public works department, to determine who is responsible for sidewalk repair in a specific location in Fremont County.

Repairing cracks in a sidewalk can help prevent further damage and prolong the lifespan of the sidewalk. Here are a few steps to follow to repair cracks in a sidewalk:

1. Clean the crack
2. Prepare the crack
3. Apply a concrete patching compound
4. Allow the patching compound to cure
5. Seal the crack

If the crack is particularly large or the sidewalk is in poor condition, it may be best to hire a professional to repair the crack.

Polyurethane foam lifting is a process used to repair uneven sidewalks. A small hole is drilled in the concrete, and a special foam is injected beneath the slab to lift and level it. The foam cures quickly, and the sidewalk can be used immediately. Click here to schedule a free assessment on repairing your uneven sidewalk.

To fix a crumbling sidewalk, remove any loose or damaged concrete and clean the area. Apply a bonding agent and fill in the damaged area with a concrete patching mix. Smooth the surface and allow it to cure according to the manufacturer's instructions.

It is possible to pour new concrete over broken concrete, but it is important to properly prepare the surface to ensure a strong bond. The broken concrete should be thoroughly cleaned and any loose debris or chunks should be removed. A bonding agent should be applied to the surface before pouring the new concrete to ensure a strong bond between the old and new concrete. The thickness of the new concrete layer should be appropriate for the intended use and local building codes.

The process is super simple:

1. Schedule an in-person assessment - for most jobs, I am able to give you an estimate on the spot
2. I come and pump foam - possibly even the same day
3. You get smooth concrete

You don't have to worry about trip hazards and water damage.

Work with me and experience just how easy it is to protect your home and provide a safe and beautiful space for having fun.