Concrete Contractors of McKinney
Streets & Sidewalks Poured to City Spec
Experienced crews handle ROW paving, ADA ramps, and streetscapes for fast-growing North Dallas cities.
McKinney Project Execution
Support growth corridors with street and sidewalk crews who understand municipal specs and inspection requirements.
- —Concrete street replacement and reconstruction
- —Neighborhood sidewalk infill and repair
- —Trail paving and streetscape amenities
- —Drainage inlets, headwalls, and flatwork features
North Dallas Ready
Serving developers, GCs, property managers, and ownership groups across McKinney, Allen, Anna, Blue Ridge, Carrollton, Celina, Copeville, Dallas, Fairview, Farmersville, Frisco, Garland, Josephine, Lavon, Lewisville, Little Elm, Lowry Crossing, Lucas, Melissa, Murphy, Nevada, Parker, Plano, Princeton, Prosper, Richardson, Rockwall, Rowlett, Sachse, The Colony, Van Alstyne, Weston, Westminster, Wylie.
Related Services
Concrete streets and sidewalks across McKinney's commercial developments create durable infrastructure serving properties for decades. From private streets within business parks to public sidewalks along commercial frontage, these concrete surfaces require coordination with municipal standards and ADA requirements.
Commercial property development includes infrastructure obligations—sidewalks, pedestrian connections, and private streets meeting city specifications. Our crews construct these elements coordinated with civil engineers, building officials, and utility providers whose infrastructure integrates with concrete work.
ADA compliance shapes sidewalk construction, from slope requirements to detectable warning surfaces at crossings. We coordinate accessibility features with building officials and disability access specialists ensuring commercial properties meet current standards.
Why Choose Us
- ✓ADA compliance expertise with accessible route coordination
- ✓Municipal specification knowledge across Collin County jurisdictions
- ✓Utility coordination preventing conflicts with underground infrastructure
- ✓Decorative concrete options for commercial frontage areas
- ✓Turnkey service from excavation through final acceptance
Capabilities
What’s Included
City Familiarity
We’ve poured for McKinney, Allen, Frisco, and TxDOT, meeting or exceeding ROW standards.
Pedestrian Safety
ADA-compliant slopes, tactile surfaces, and crosswalk alignments are verified before inspection.
Traffic Management
We coordinate lane closures, flaggers, and signage to keep motorists safe.
Municipal street reconstruction and panel replacement
ADA ramps, tactile warnings, and crosswalk paving
Slipform sidewalks, trails, and streetscape hardscape
Industries
Who We Support
- •Municipal
- •Master-planned communities
- •Retail & mixed-use
- •Educational campuses
- •Healthcare
Deliverables
What You Receive
- •Traffic control and phasing plan
- •ADA compliance checklist
- •Inspection coordination and testing reports
- •Punch list completion and documentation
Process
How We Execute
Scope Alignment
Review drawings, soils, and project goals to align budget and schedule.
Preconstruction
Finalize submittals, permits, and mobilization logistics.
Execution
Superintendents manage crews, QA, and inspections to hit milestones.
Closeout
Punch list, documentation, warranties, and turnover ensure a clean finish.
FAQ
Common Questions
What thickness is required for concrete sidewalks in McKinney?
Commercial sidewalks typically require 4-6 inches of concrete thickness depending on soil conditions and expected traffic. McKinney's specifications define minimum requirements for public-serving walkways.
What are ADA slope requirements for commercial sidewalks?
ADA requires sidewalks maintain maximum 2% cross slope and 5% running slope, with curb ramps not exceeding 8.33% slope. Detectable warning surfaces are required at street crossings.
Do you coordinate with the City of McKinney on sidewalk specifications?
Yes. We coordinate sidewalk design and construction with McKinney's engineering department, ensuring specifications meet city standards for public-serving infrastructure.
Can decorative concrete be used for commercial sidewalks?
Yes. Stamped, colored, and textured concrete can enhance commercial property appearance while meeting functional and accessibility requirements.
How long before sidewalks can be used after construction?
Pedestrian traffic is typically permitted after 5-7 days of curing. Vehicle crossings and heavy loads require longer cure times depending on slab thickness.
Service Area
North Dallas Coverage Area
We mobilize experienced crews across Collin County and the surrounding North Dallas markets. Every location receives the same project management discipline and quality control procedures.
What's Included
Service Inclusions
Site excavation and subgrade preparation
Base course installation as specified
Form installation and grade verification
Concrete placement and finishing
ADA-compliant curb ramp construction
Detectable warning surface installation
Joint sawcutting and sealing
Inspection coordination and closeout
Representative example of project scope we handle
Commercial Development Sidewalk Package
Location
Craig Ranch, McKinney TX
Scope
2,400 linear feet of sidewalks with ADA ramps and pedestrian connections
Client Situation
Developer required sidewalk construction coordinated with building construction and landscape installation
Our Approach
Coordinated sidewalk phasing with vertical construction, installed ADA ramps meeting city specifications, integrated pedestrian lighting and landscape elements
Outcome
All sidewalks completed meeting McKinney acceptance requirements, enabling property certificate of occupancy
Contact us to discuss your concrete street and sidewalk project
ROW Concrete
Have ROW concrete plans?
Send street or sidewalk drawings. We’ll provide competitive pricing and scheduling aligned with municipal requirements.