Concrete services · Colorado Springs

Steps

Formed, poured and finished to match the surface they land on. Risers kept even — uneven steps are the thing people trip on — and the front edge rounded into a bullnose so it reads as a step and not a curb.

What’s involved

  • Measure the total rise and divide it into equal risers
  • Build the forms, including any curved or round nose
  • Pour and finish tread by tread as it sets
  • Match the stamp and colour to the adjoining patio

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No deposit, no obligation. Armando calls you back to set a time.

The work, up close

A flight of steps formed in timber with steel rebar standing up through it, cut into a dirt slope beside a house in the pines.
Hillside steps — Before
The same flight finished — poured concrete steps with even risers running up the slope beside the house.
Hillside steps — After
Timber forms for front entry steps and a landing at a new-build house, set between a finished sidewalk and bare dirt.
New-build front entry — Before
The same entry finished — poured concrete steps and landing running from the sidewalk up to the front door.
New-build front entry — After

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Tell us what you're standing on

A rough idea of the job is enough to start. Armando will call you back to set a time to come look at it.

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