HOAs & commercial properties · Los Angeles & Orange Counties
Plan for safer
sidewalks.
Have a few raised sidewalk edges—or a whole community to review? Get a preliminary grinding budget, then arrange an onsite inspection to confirm the work.
← About Trip Hazard RemovalYour property
How many trip hazards?
- Concrete is suitable for grinding.
- Typical joints up to 5 feet wide and offsets up to about ¾ inch, subject to inspection.
- Normal access and one coordinated work visit.
- Grinding, labor, equipment, dust control and cleanup.
These dimensions are estimating assumptions. Larger offsets, damaged concrete, restricted access or additional visits may change the repair method and price.
Let’s confirm the work
Request an onsite inspection.
We’ll review the sidewalk locations and prepare a clear scope. Ask about bundling the concrete work with sealcoating, striping or asphalt repair.
Prefer to call? (833) GO-BLK-TOPCount the trip hazards
Count each separate raised sidewalk joint or transition as one trip hazard. An approximate count is fine for planning.
Explore your budget
See a preliminary range for grinding suitable raised edges. Concrete replacement and unusual conditions are priced separately.
Confirm onsite
We inspect and measure the trip hazards, recommend the repair method and prepare your final written scope and price.