Leveling Sandstone Sidewalks

A robot arm with colored cables is drilling into a concrete sidewalk; white powder, debris, and an orange tool are scattered nearby.

Responsibility for maintenance of sidewalks, public or private, varies from city to city. There are many Cleveland suburbs that will cite it’s residents for sidewalks that are labeled as trip hazards or that cause puddling. Is your sidewalk a trip hazard? Did you already receive a citation? Feel free to contact us for sidewalk leveling!

LEVELING SANDSTONE SIDEWALKS

Many of the older suburbs in Northeast Ohio, like Rocky River, have sandstone sidewalks. Sandstone sidewalks are a beautiful feature in any neighborhood. In the video (above) we explain an instance where a client wanted us to pump their sidewalk so they didn’t lose the Rocky River charm they’ve grown to love. We were able to get in, get the job done quickly, and almost unnoticed.

The holes that we drill for polyurethane concrete leveling are 5/8″ in size – the size of a thumbnail. (Above) You’ll see there is some white debris left over around the holes from drilling – that usually goes away after a few rains.

LEVEL YOUR SIDEWALK WITH MR. LEVEL:

Mr. Level can preserve your sandstone sidewalks. No matter what you need leveled: cement, sandstone, masonry – anything we can pump under we can lift. Give Mr. Level a call today for your free estimate!

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