Concrete Sidewalks & Walkways in New Braunfels & the San Antonio Area

From a garden path to a commercial sidewalk network, a good walkway is level, well-finished, and built to handle foot traffic and weather for years. Express Metered Concrete pours residential walkways, business sidewalks, additions, and repairs across New Braunfels, San Antonio, and the surrounding region. Sidewalks are long, thin, continuous pours — exactly the kind of work where running short of concrete leaves an ugly cold joint — so our on-site mixing is a real advantage: the concrete keeps coming, fresh, until the run is finished, and you’re billed only for what you place.

Why Contractors Call Us for Sidewalk Work

A sidewalk is a long, narrow ribbon of concrete, and that geometry is unforgiving. If a ready-mix truck runs short partway down a run, the pour stops and you’re left with a cold joint that shows and creates a weak point. On-site metering removes that risk entirely: the supply is continuous, so a long walkway finishes in one fresh pour, and the seams fall where you plan them rather than where the truck ran out. You also pay only for what you place — which, on a long thin pour that’s easy to mis-estimate, protects your budget.

Sidewalk & Walkway Projects We Pour

Level, Safe, and Built for Weather

Walkways carry foot traffic and have to stay safe and even through years of use and Texas weather. That means a properly prepared base, correct thickness and jointing, and a finish that’s slip-resistant and sheds water. For commercial sidewalks, it also means meeting code and, where accessibility is involved, the right slopes and transitions. We build those details in, and on-site mixing lets us match the pour to the specific path and its subgrade.

Why Choose Express for Sidewalks & Walkways

You get continuous, fresh concrete on long runs with no cold joints, metered billing so you only pay for what you place, and a finish built for foot traffic and weather — plus calibrated trucks, easy scheduling, and a family-owned team that handles everything from a backyard path to a commercial sidewalk network.

Frequently Asked Questions

How thick should a sidewalk or walkway be?
Four inches is standard for pedestrian walkways; where vehicles may cross, a thicker slab and stronger mix are used. We’ll spec it based on how the path will be used.
Yes — that’s a key advantage of on-site metering. The concrete supply is continuous, so long runs finish in one fresh pour with control joints placed by design rather than forced by a truck running short.
Yes. We pour commercial sidewalks for businesses and developments, including the slopes and transitions accessibility work requires.
Yes. We tear out and repour cracked or heaved sections as well as pour new walkways and additions, mixing exactly the volume the repair needs.

Serving the New Braunfels and San Antonio Area

From our yard at 2077 Wald Rd in New Braunfels, we cover the I-35 corridor and the Hill Country:

Ready to pour your walkway?

Get a free quote online or call (830) 627-9637.