Commercial · Hollywood, FL
Need a commercial sidewalk or ADA-accessible ramp that stays flat, drains right, and passes inspection. Serving Hollywood since 2019, Quality Concrete Hollywood builds and replaces sidewalks, curb ramps, and approaches for storefronts, offices, warehouses, and multifamily properties.
A long-lasting commercial sidewalk starts below grade. We sawcut and demo failing panels, then excavate to uniform depth and proof-roll the subgrade to spot soft areas. Our base is compacted crushed limestone (typically 4-6 inches) placed in lifts with a plate compactor, then we set tight forms, establish slope with a laser level, and install dowels or thickened edges where tie-ins need extra strength. Before the pour, we place vapor-permeable separation fabric when needed, set rebar or 6x6 W2.9 welded wire mesh on chairs (not on the dirt), and lay out control joints to manage shrinkage cracking.
South Florida rain, heat, and sandy soils demand the right mix and finish. We use ready-mix concrete suited for exterior flatwork, commonly 3500-4000 psi with fiber reinforcement as appropriate, and we plan placement for steady curing in hot weather. Sidewalks and ramps are pitched to shed water (commonly 1-2 percent cross slope), with smooth transitions at door thresholds and driveway crossings. Finish is matched to the use case: broom-finish for traction, light salt finish when specified, and a clean edged border for a crisp look. For ramps, we lay out landings and detectible warning surfaces where required, keeping slopes and cross slopes within ADA intent and local inspection expectations.
Property managers and business owners choose us because we manage risk and downtime. We are licensed and insured, provide clear written estimates, and coordinate around tenant access, deliveries, and peak hours. Crews arrive with the right equipment (saws, breakers, skid steer when needed, laser level, vibratory plate), and we keep the site clean with debris control and safe pedestrian routing. You get straightforward communication on schedule, concrete placement windows, cure time, and when the area can reopen.
Every commercial sidewalk project ends with a documented walkthrough. We check slopes, joint layout, finish consistency, and tie-ins to curb, asphalt, or existing slabs, then address any edge conditions or trip points before demobilizing. You receive a scope that spells out demolition, base thickness, reinforcement, concrete strength target, jointing plan, and finish, plus basic care instructions for curing and early use. If the work includes an ADA ramp, we review ramp geometry, landing size, and surface texture so your site is ready for inspection and daily foot traffic.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after reviewing the site conditions, access, elevations, and scope.
Yes. Quality Concrete Hollywood is licensed and insured for concrete contracting work.
Yes. We can sawcut, break, remove, and haul off existing concrete, then rebuild the base, forms, and reinforcement before the new pour.
In many cases, yes. We can match common finishes like broom-finish and light salt-finish, and we plan joint layout and edges to blend with adjacent flatwork.
Pricing depends on square footage, thickness, reinforcement, base work, demolition/haul-off, access, drainage corrections, and finish and sealing requirements. A site visit helps us give an accurate written number.
A commercial sidewalk is more than a path, it is a safety system that controls drainage, reduces trip hazards, and supports ADA access from parking to the front door. Quality Concrete Hollywood builds new sidewalks and replaces broken panels for retail centers, restaurants, offices, medical buildings, warehouses, and multifamily properties. We handle demolition, subgrade correction, base compaction, reinforcement, concrete placement, and finishing with the goal of a flat, durable surface that holds up to carts, foot traffic, and weather.
If your property has heaved panels, spalling edges, or ponding water, patching usually does not solve the underlying base or drainage problem. We assess the cause first, often it is poor compaction, washout, or roots, then recommend targeted panel replacement or a full run replacement. For high-stress areas like approaches and drive crossings, we can thicken the slab edge, add dowels into adjoining concrete, and specify reinforcement that matches the load and joint spacing. Where needed, we also replace curb and gutter sections so the sidewalk line and drainage work together.
Concrete finishing is chosen for function. Most commercial sidewalk work uses a broom-finish with clean edging and tooled joints for consistent traction and appearance. Ramps require extra attention to slope and texture, so we form the ramp and landing geometry carefully and keep transitions smooth for wheelchairs, strollers, and hand trucks. Cure time matters in South Florida heat, so we plan placement and protection to reduce rapid moisture loss and surface cracking.
To plan your commercial sidewalk project, we provide a site visit, verify grades and access points, and deliver a written scope with materials, thickness, and finish details. You will know what gets removed, how the base is rebuilt, when concrete is placed, and when areas can reopen. If you need the work staged to keep entrances open, we will sequence pours and barricades to maintain safe pedestrian routing while the new concrete cures.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Hollywood. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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