Concrete Sidewalks & walkways in Greenville, SC
Ace Concrete Construction pours concrete sidewalks and walkways across Greenville and the Upstate, SC. New paths go in plain or finished; sections that have cracked or settled can be cut out and replaced by the same in-house crew. Estimates are free.
What sidewalk and walkway work Ace Concrete Construction handles in the Upstate
Ace Concrete Construction pours concrete sidewalks and walkways from 4706 Locust Hill Rd in Taylors, SC, across Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson and Laurens counties. On Ace’s decorative side, patios, walkways, steps and driveways take most of the work.
- Work coveredNew sidewalks, front walks and steps; section replacement for cracked or settled walks; stamped and stained finishes worked into the slab.
- How scheduling worksEstimates run through Jason and scheduling through Tyler; the timeline is set at the estimate.
- UpkeepAce hands over care guidance when the job is finished.
- PriceNo per-square-foot rate is published. Send the length of the walk and its current state and Ace will price the job. Estimates are free.
- Discounts running now$500 off, free estimates, a senior discount, a military discount, and 3% off for veterans.
Ace Concrete Construction’s licence and trade membership
Ace Concrete Construction’s licence number is RBS.65343, and the company holds a live member listing in the Home Builders Association of Greenville directory under primary contact Azriel Woodard.
Paths, Steps and Front Walks
Why choose Ace for sidewalks & walkways in Greenville & Upstate, SC?
Walkways and steps are core flatwork at Ace: poured plain, or finished with the stamped and stained looks worked into the slab rather than coated over the top.
- New walks and replacements: Front walks, side paths and steps, poured new or replaced section by section.
- In-house crews: The crew that shows up works for Ace. Estimates run through Jason, scheduling through Tyler.
- Finishes worked in: Plain, stamped or stained. The finish goes into the slab, not on top of it.
Replacing a broken sidewalk section
A walk that has heaved or cracked does not always mean a full re-pour. Sections can be cut out and replaced through concrete demo and repair in Greenville, and Ace tells you which is the better job at the estimate.
Greenville is a walking town by design: Main Street was rebuilt as a two-lane road lined with trees and sidewalks, and the Swamp Rabbit Trail, a railroad converted into a path in 2010, draws hundreds of thousands of visitors a year (Wikipedia: Greenville, South Carolina). A residential walk carries the same logic at house scale: level, drained, and poured to hold through 59 freezing nights a year.
- Local ground: Ace pours across Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson and Laurens counties from its Taylors shop, travelling about 40 miles out.
- One estimate, one crew: The person who prices the walk and the crew that pours it work for the same company.
- Free estimates: Send the address and a photo of the walk and Ace prices the job before any commitment. Request an estimate.
How Ace reaches sidewalk and walkway projects across Greenville and Upstate SC
Ace Concrete Construction works from 4706 Locust Hill Rd in Taylors, close to Greenville and the main Upstate routes. For sidewalk and walkway work, that location gives the crew practical access into Greenville, Greer, Mauldin, Simpsonville, Travelers Rest, Anderson, Spartanburg, and nearby job sites.
Share the project address when you request an estimate. Ace can confirm the route, equipment access, demolition needs, concrete placement, and finish requirements before scheduling the work.
The practical drive-time framing is closest-route work in Taylors and Greenville, next-ring routing for Greer, Mauldin, and Simpsonville, and wider I-85 corridor scheduling for Anderson and Spartanburg.
- Closest routeTaylors and Greenville jobs stay near Locust Hill Road, Wade Hampton Boulevard / US-29, and US-276.
- East and south ringGreer, Mauldin, and Simpsonville are reached through SC-14, I-385, and connecting surface roads.
- Wider Upstate corridorAnderson and Spartanburg work is handled as I-85 corridor scheduling, with site access confirmed before crews commit equipment.
FAQ
Concrete sidewalk questions Greenville, SC homeowners ask
Answering your questions about concrete sidewalks and walkways in Greenville.
Do you replace single sidewalk sections in Greenville, SC or the whole walk?
Sections can be cut out and replaced through concrete demo and repair in Greenville. When settling or cracking runs the length of the walk, a full re-pour may be the better job. Ace looks at it during the free estimate and tells you which it is.
Can a walkway in Greenville & Upstate, SC be stamped or colored?
Yes. Walkways are one of the surfaces Ace’s decorative work covers, with finishes worked into the slab rather than coated over. See decorative concrete in Greenville for patterns and colors.
What areas around Greenville, SC does Ace Concrete cover for sidewalks and walkways?
We work across four Upstate counties: Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson and Laurens. That takes in Simpsonville, Mauldin, Travelers Rest, Greer, Easley, Boiling Springs and Clinton, and we travel about 40 miles out from the shop. The full town list sits on our service areas page.
How do I get an estimate for a concrete sidewalk in Greenville, SC?
Estimates are free. Send the project details through our contact page and we will come back to you with next steps. Someone is reachable from 7 in the morning to 7 in the evening, seven days a week.
A section of my Greenville, SC walk has cracked. Is that repairable?
Often, yes. Cracked flatwork can be handled as slab repair when the base under it is still sound. There is a full write-up on concrete crack repair in Greenville, and the free estimate settles repair versus replacement.
Do you pour commercial sidewalks in Greenville, SC?
Yes. Commercial and industrial flatwork runs through Ace’s commercial side. See commercial concrete in Greenville.
Why a walkway is priced off the ground, not the square foot
Walkways look like the simplest thing Ace pours and they are the most variable. Fall, access and what the path has to tie into decide the work, which is why there is no published per-foot rate. A straight run beside a drive and a path stepping down a sloped lot toward Travelers Rest are not the same job.
Where the walk meets a county road, the same right-of-way question applies as it does to a driveway, and Greenville County is explicit that it will not maintain concrete it did not put there. We settle that before forming anything.
How the job runs
- Walk the routeFall and tie-in points get looked at before a price is given.
- Check the tie-inIf it meets a county road we confirm what is allowed at the edge.
- Form and prepBase work goes in so the path does not move later.
- Pour and finishPlaced and finished by the same in-house crew.
- RBS.65343SC residential builder licence, active August 2026
- 4.9Google rating, read 2 September 2026
- 4Upstate SC counties covered, August 2026
- 40-mileworking radius from Taylors, SC
Written and reviewed by Azriel Woodard of Ace Concrete Construction, over 20 years in the concrete trade, holder of South Carolina residential builder licence RBS.65343 (verify at SC LLR) and a member of the Home Builders Association of Greenville.
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