Every stair.
Same height.
A stair set where one riser is an inch taller than the others is the most common front-entry failure in Seattle. It's also the most dangerous. We measure, we form, we check — then we pour. Even rise, consistent run, nosing that sheds water.
The full range.
Front-entry stairs
Concrete replacements for rotting wood or crumbling masonry stairs. Built to code and built to last.
Garden walkways
Flowing paths with natural curves. Broom, exposed aggregate, or stamped finish.
Side-yard & service paths
The utility walkway that connects the front yard to the back. Built wide enough for a wheelbarrow.
ADA & slope-compliant
Ramps and gentle-slope walkways engineered for wheelchair, stroller, and aging-in-place access.
Things we’ve poured.
Non-negotiable.
- 01
Consistent riser height throughout — measured, not eyeballed.
- 02
Stair nosing sloped to shed water away from the step below.
- 03
Non-slip broom finish on every outdoor stair — no polished, slick tops.
- 04
Proper handrail attachment points set during the pour, not drilled after.
- 05
Walkway slope always away from the house. Drainage is part of the design.
Ready to pour?
Let’s talk.
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