- Established 1967
- Residential & Commercial
- Connecticut-Based
- Family-Run Business
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City sidewalks are poured concrete pedestrian walkways built to municipal specification and ADA accessibility standards. A properly built sidewalk has the right base, the right slab thickness, control joints at the right spacing, and ADA-compliant transitions at intersections.
- Licensed & insuredCT HIC.0517988
- Honest assessmentsRepair when it works, replace when it does not.
- One crew, start to finishSame team from estimate through final pass.
What this service includes
Every project from Maisano Brothers Inc. covers the work that makes the result last.
Layout and survey
We confirm alignment, grade, and transitions at curbs, driveways, and intersections to municipal specification.
Excavation and base
We excavate to the design depth and install a compacted processed stone base.
Forming and reinforcement
We set forms, place expansion joints, and reinforce where required by the specification.
Concrete pour and finishing
We pour, screed, float, and broom-finish the surface for the slip-resistant texture city sidewalks require.
ADA-compliant curb cuts and ramps
At intersections, we build ADA-compliant ramps with detectable warning surfaces and proper slope.
Control joints and saw cuts
Control joints are cut at the specified spacing so the slab cracks where we choose, not at random.
When this service makes sense
- A municipality is building new sidewalk or replacing failed sections.
- Existing sidewalk has settled, heaved, or cracked to a degree that creates a trip hazard.
- ADA ramps at intersections do not meet current accessibility standards.
- A commercial property is adding pedestrian connections to municipal sidewalk.
- Tree roots have lifted or cracked sections that need replacement.
Not sure what you need?
Our free on-site estimate includes an honest assessment and a clear recommendation — no pressure, no obligation.
How we deliver this service
A clear, proven sequence from first call to finished project.
- 1
Pre-construction coordination
We coordinate with the municipality on alignment, traffic control, and pedestrian access during construction.
- 2
Written estimate and schedule
We provide a written estimate to specification and schedule the work to minimise disruption.
- 3
Demolition where required
We remove failed sections, protecting trees and utilities during the work.
- 4
Base and forming
We excavate, install compacted base, and set forms to alignment and grade.
- 5
Pour, finish, and saw-cut
We pour, finish to broom texture, and saw-cut control joints at the specified spacing.
- 6
Curing and final walk
We protect the cure period and walk the finished work with the municipal inspector.
Materials, equipment, and quality
The standards and details that separate work built to last from work built to look finished.
Built to municipal specification
Every job is built to the city or town's spec — thickness, finish, joint spacing, ADA requirements — and documented for inspection.
ADA compliance at intersections
Ramps include detectable warning surfaces and meet slope and width requirements at every transition.
Proper joint spacing
Control joints at the right spacing keep the slab cracking where we want it, not randomly across the panel.
Project proof
Real projects that show this service in action across Connecticut.
HOA & Condo Roadway Paving in Stamford, CT
HOA & Condo Roadway Paving project in Stamford, CT by Maisano Brothers Inc.
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Commercial Parking Lot Paving in Montville, CT
Commercial Parking Lot Paving project in Montville, CT by Maisano Brothers Inc.
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Golf Course Paving in New Haven, CT
Golf Course Paving project in New Haven, CT by Maisano Brothers Inc.
View projectFrequently asked questions
How long does a properly built municipal sidewalk last?
A properly built sidewalk on a stable base, with correct joint spacing and finish, lasts 40 to 60 years in Connecticut. Most sidewalk failures we replace are caused by tree-root damage, settlement, or original construction that skipped base or joint detailing.
Do you handle ADA ramp upgrades at intersections?
Yes — ADA-compliant ramps with detectable warning surfaces are part of most of the sidewalk work we do. We build to current ADA standards regardless of what was there before.
How do you handle pedestrian access during construction?
We coordinate with the municipality on temporary walkways or detour signage so pedestrians always have a safe route around the work zone.
Can you replace single damaged panels?
Yes — we replace single panels where the rest of the run is sound, with clean joints to the existing panels on either side.
Ready to move forward with ?
Tell us about your driveway, parking lot, or court and we will provide a clear, no-pressure written estimate.