ADA Sidewalks & Ramps
San Diego County
Commercial sidewalks, accessible ramps, and detectable-warning pads poured to ADA and California Title 24 across San Diego County.
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Accessible Concrete Work We Handle
Precise grade work so the route is compliant, safe, and durable.
Commercial Sidewalks
New and replacement walkways along storefronts, lots, and campuses, poured to width and grade.
ADA Curb Ramps
Accessible curb ramps built to the running and cross slopes the standard requires.
Detectable-Warning Pads
Truncated-dome pads set at ramps and transitions for the visually impaired.
Compliance Upgrades
Regrading and rebuilding routes that no longer meet ADA or Title 24 slope and clearance.
How We Build Accessible Routes
The same disciplined process on every commercial pour, coordinated with your GC, engineer, and inspector.
Route & Grade Review
We assess the route, shoot grades, and find where slope, width, or warning pads fall short.
Permits & Demo
We pull permits where required and remove the non-compliant or failed sections.
Base & Forms to Spec
We compact the base and set forms to the running slope, cross slope, and landing dimensions the standard requires.
Pour, Pads & Document
We pour, verify slopes before set, place detectable-warning pads, finish for traction, and document the route.
Accessible Routes Done to the Standard
Getting an accessible route right is precise work: slope, cross slope, landings, and warning pads all have limits. Our standards:
- SlopesRunning and cross slopes formed and checked to ADA and Title 24 limits.
- Warning padsTruncated-dome detectable-warning pads set where the code requires, in contrasting color.
- Mix4,000 PSI mix with a traction finish that is grippy without being rough.
- LandingsLevel landings and smooth transitions so the route stays within slope limits.
- DocumentationFinished slopes and pads documented so you have a record the route meets code.
Straight Answers on Cost and Scope
Ranges reflect typical San Diego County commercial work. Your firm number comes from a site walk and a set of plans.
What will this cost?
Reinforced commercial flatwork and lots run about $10 to $14 per square foot; industrial floors $13 to $18; tilt-up panels $14 to $32 per square foot of panel. These are San Diego County ranges. Slab thickness, PSI, reinforcement, and access drive the number. We price from your plans and a site walk.
How long does it take?
Commercial timelines depend on size and phasing. We can place large pours in a day, then concrete needs 7 days before traffic and 28 days for full strength. We give you a realistic sequence and dates with the quote.
Do you pull commercial permits?
Yes. As a CSLB-licensed contractor (#1026938) we pull permits through the City of Poway or the County of San Diego and coordinate the sub-grade, reinforcement, and pre-pour inspections.
Can you keep us open during work?
Usually. We phase the work so a lot stays partly open or a building keeps operating from another area, and we schedule around your hours to limit downtime.
ADA Sidewalks & Ramps FAQ
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