Concrete Sidewalks & Walkways in Peculiar, MO

A Peculiar walkway earns its keep when it carries someone from the neighborhood all the way to the store door without a gap or a lip. As the town builds retail along I-49 and the Downtown Overlay District, the weak link is almost always the accessible route between a residential walk and the lot it feeds — a curb ramp that stops short, a run that never got poured.

That's the work we do here. Our sidewalk and walkway crews tie the neighborhood into the commercial frontage, and our ADA ramp crews land the crossings where the walk meets the drive. Nearby we pour the same routes in Raymore and Belton.

Peculiar's large-lot subdivisions — Prairie Meadows, Timber Creek, Peculiar Heights — mean longer residential runs than a tight suburban grid, so cross slope has to stay under two percent across the whole length or water sheets the wrong way and the surface scales over winters. On the new commercial frontage along the C/J Highway corridor and Peculiar Way, we set the geometry at the forms so a Ray-Pec family walk holds a real clear width from the first pour.

Getting the route right the first time is cheaper than retrofitting it after the lot opens. See our project gallery for the range. KC-metro property owners rate Ford 4.9 stars across 29 reviews.