Concrete Sidewalks & Walkways in Lenexa, KS

A Lenexa walkway has to handle two very different jobs, because the city is two eras of concrete. Old Town's resurfaced streets carry brittle, older walks, while the City Center core is modern plaza and lot. Either way the fundamentals hold: a compacted clay-loam base, a cross slope near two percent, and joints laid so movement cracks where it should — the difference is knowing which era you're standing on.

We build for both across Lenexa, from the Old Town blocks to the 87th Street Parkway and Renner corridors. Our sidewalks and walkways page has the method; nearby we pour the same walks in Shawnee, Overland Park, and Olathe. Curb ramps and crossings are covered in our ADA ramp work.

Lenexa's multi-use trails — Sar-Ko-Par and the Little Mill Creek paths among them — tie into commercial lots all over the city, and each connection is an accessible route that has to hold code. Where a trail meets a parking lot, the clear width has to stay at least 36 inches and the cross slope under two percent, or the connection fails an inspection and a wheelchair.

We build those tie-ins to hold, matching grade so the trail, walk, and lot meet flush. See our Kansas City soil guide for the clay-loam under all of it, and our commercial concrete work for plaza-scale pours. KC-metro property owners rate Ford 4.9 stars across 29 reviews.