Residential · Hollywood, FL
A properly built concrete sidewalk starts with grade, drainage, and a base that will not shift. Quality Concrete Hollywood has served Hollywood since 2019, installing and replacing sidewalks and walkways for homes, HOAs, retail sites, and multifamily properties.
We start by confirming layout, widths, and elevations, then we remove failed concrete and proof-roll the subgrade to find soft spots. Our crews compact the soil and install a stable base, typically 4-6 inches of compacted limerock or FDOT-spec road base, with geotextile fabric where needed to separate sand and base material. Forms are set straight with tight stakes, then we place reinforcement such as 6x6 W1.4xW1.4 welded wire mesh or #3 rebar at proper cover, and set expansion joints at slabs, walls, and columns. Before any pour, we verify drainage so water does not pond against the walkway or flow toward structures.
South Florida heat and sudden rain affect set time, finishing, and cracking risk, so we plan pours around weather and use curing compounds or wet curing when appropriate. For a concrete sidewalk, we typically place a 4-inch slab at 3,000-4,000 psi with fiber reinforcement when specified, then install control joints at regular spacing (about 8-10 feet) and at re-entrant corners to guide shrinkage cracks. Finishes are chosen for traction and appearance, including broom-finish, light sand-finish, or a clean trowel edge with a brushed field, and we can add a subtle charcoal or integral color on request. We also handle trip-hazard corrections, driveway-to-walkway transitions, and ADA-style slope management where required.
Hollywood property owners choose us because we build sidewalks that stay flat, drain correctly, and pass a close visual inspection. You get clear scope, realistic scheduling, and a free written estimate, plus a crew that understands jointing, reinforcement placement, and edge durability, not just pouring and hoping. We are licensed and insured, we protect landscaping and hardscape, and we keep sites clean with controlled washout, debris removal, and daily sweep-downs. When replacement is needed, we sawcut clean lines, remove and haul away old concrete, and rebuild the base so the new slab is not sitting on the same failure point.
At the end of the job we do a full walkthrough to confirm slopes, edges, and finish consistency, and we flag any areas that need extra cure time before foot traffic. You receive straightforward care instructions, including how long to wait before using the sidewalk (often 24-48 hours for foot traffic, longer for heavy loads) and how to avoid early damage from sprinklers, pressure washing, or dragged furniture. We provide a written scope that documents thickness, reinforcement, base, joint layout, and finish, so you know exactly what was installed. If your project needs permits, tie-ins, or phased access for tenants or customers, we coordinate the sequence so the site stays usable while the concrete cures.
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.
If your concrete sidewalk is cracked, uneven, or holding water, the fix is rarely just a new top layer. Long-lasting sidewalks come from proper excavation, compaction, drainage planning, and correct jointing, followed by a finish that is safe in wet conditions. Quality Concrete Hollywood installs new sidewalks and replaces failed sections for residential and commercial properties, keeping access and safety top of mind from demolition through cure.
A concrete sidewalk should feel solid underfoot with consistent slope and no rocking edges. We check grades and water flow first, then build the base with compacted limerock or FDOT-spec road base so the slab is supported uniformly. Typical sidewalk thickness is 4 inches, with reinforcement and fiber added based on loads, tree roots, and site conditions. We set forms tight, place concrete at the specified strength, and cut or tool control joints to reduce random cracking. For trip hazards, we can remove and replace affected panels or correct the elevation with proper base repair instead of temporary patching.
Finish matters for both appearance and liability. Many Hollywood sidewalks perform best with a broom-finish for slip resistance, with clean edging and a neat joint layout. We can also match existing textures, handle curb-adjacent transitions, and plan pour sections to maintain safe pedestrian routing. After placement, curing is protected so the surface gains strength and resists dusting, scaling, and early cracking.
To get pricing and a clear plan, request a free written estimate. We will review your existing concrete sidewalk, measure elevations, identify the cause of movement or cracking, and propose a scope that includes base depth, reinforcement, joint spacing, finish, and cleanup. The goal is simple, a flat, durable sidewalk that drains correctly and looks professional for years.
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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