SIDEWALKS
& STEPS

Cracked sidewalks and crumbling steps are a safety issue and a curb appeal problem. We replace them with clean, level, properly poured concrete that lasts.

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Licensed & Insured Free Estimates Wichita, KS & Surrounding

What We Do

LEVEL, SAFE, AND
BUILT TO CODE

Heaved sidewalk panels and crumbling front steps aren't just ugly — they're trip hazards. We handle full removals and new pours for residential sidewalks, front walks, entry steps, and stoops.

Every job is graded for drainage and poured with proper thickness and reinforcement. We also handle city sidewalk repair requirements when a property owner is notified by the municipality.

Sidewalk replacement — full panel or full run removal and repour, matched to existing grade
Front steps & stoops — new poured concrete entry steps, with or without railing anchors
Walkways & garden paths — from front door to garage, from gate to backyard
City compliance work — we handle municipality-required sidewalk repairs for homeowners and landlords
Demo & haul-off included — we remove the old concrete and dispose of it, no separate hauler needed

Wichita, KS

Clean, Level, Safe

Why Choose Optimus

WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT

Safety First

We take heaved and cracked sidewalks seriously. Every panel we pour is level, smooth, and finished to eliminate the exact trip hazards you're trying to fix.

Demo & Haul-Off

We break out the old concrete and haul it away — no separate dumpster, no leaving rubble at the curb. The job is done start to finish by one crew.

City Compliance Ready

Got a letter from the city? We handle municipality-required sidewalk repairs and know what's needed to pass inspection the first time.

Upfront Pricing

Full written quote before we start. Linear footage, demo, disposal — all of it in one number. No add-ons after the job's done.

Our Own Crew

No subs. The team that quotes your sidewalk shows up to pour it. You know who's on your property and we stand behind every foot of it.

On Time, Every Time

Sidewalk jobs don't drag on for weeks. We schedule, show up, and finish. You'll have a clean new sidewalk or steps without the runaround.

Clean Sidewalk

Front Steps

Walkway

How It Works

OUR PROCESS

1

Free Estimate

We come out, measure the area, assess existing damage, and give you a straight quote — linear footage, demo, disposal, all included.

2

Demo & Prep

Old concrete broken out and hauled away. We excavate, grade, and compact the base before any forming begins.

3

Pour & Finish

We pour, screed level, and broom finish for traction. Control joints are tooled at the right intervals before the concrete sets.

4

Clean Exit

Site cleaned up completely. We walk you through the curing timeline and leave our direct contact if anything comes up.

Common Questions

SIDEWALK & STEPS FAQ

Sidewalk replacement typically runs $10–$18 per square foot installed, including demo and haul-off of the old concrete. Front steps and stoops vary more based on height and complexity. We give you a free on-site quote so you have a real number before committing.

Yes. We can remove and replace individual heaved or damaged panels without touching the rest. The new concrete may look slightly different in color until it weathers, but the structure will match. We'll tell you which approach makes the most sense based on the condition of your existing sidewalk.

Yes. If the city has sent you a notice requiring repairs or replacement, we know what's needed to pass inspection. We handle the work and can provide documentation if your municipality requires it.

Most residential sidewalk jobs are done in one day — demo in the morning, pour in the afternoon. Steps may take slightly longer depending on the number of risers and forming complexity. You can walk on it in 24–48 hours.

Tree roots are the most common cause, followed by poor base prep during the original install. If roots are the issue, we can discuss options for root barriers during the estimate. If the base was never properly compacted, a new pour with proper prep will hold up where the old one didn't.