Concrete Sidewalks & Walkways in Lathrop, MO

In a town Lathrop's size the entire walkable core is a handful of blocks — the historic Lathrop School, the City Park, and Main Street all sit within a short walk of each other. That makes the job clear: run that core as one continuous accessible route, so a child, a parent with a stroller, or someone using a walker can move from the school to the park to Main Street without hitting a gap, a step, or a pinched clear width.

That's the work we do here. Our sidewalk and walkway crews build the core route, and our ADA ramp crews land the crossings between blocks. Nearby we pour the same routes in Kearney and Smithville.

Some of Lathrop's newer public walks are already scaling — a surface that flakes and pits because it was poured without enough air entrainment or cured wrong before its first winter. A scaled surface is a failed accessible route even when the panel is dead level, because the rough, spalling top catches a wheel and sheds grit. The fix is a durable, air-entrained pour and a proper cure, not a skim coat that peels off in a season.

Whether it's the compact core route, a heaved panel, or a scaled new walk along the MO-116 growth strip, the answer is a base and a pour built for the ground. See our project gallery for the range. KC-metro property owners rate Ford 4.9 stars across 29 reviews.