Review the site
Measure the area and consider access, grade, drainage and adjoining surfaces.
Concrete
Concrete is treated as a core construction service. Axis Point Contracting Ltd. reviews the site, use, grade, base conditions, finish and surrounding property before recommending the scope.
Concrete paths
New work and repair work require different questions about the existing property.
Preparation matters
Base preparation, drainage, reinforcement, thickness, joints, edge conditions and access all influence the result. Existing movement and water patterns should be understood before new concrete is placed.
Concrete scopes can stand alone or connect to a larger hardscape, access, landscape or commercial property improvement.
Process
A clear process reduces uncertainty and helps the right work move forward.
Measure the area and consider access, grade, drainage and adjoining surfaces.
Clarify preparation, reinforcement, thickness, joints and finish expectations.
Coordinate demolition, disposal, forming, placement, curing and return to use.
Questions
Straight answers help clients decide what to do next.
Area, thickness, access, demolition, disposal, reinforcement, finish, pumping or equipment, drainage and site preparation can affect cost.
Many localized conditions can be repaired, but ongoing movement, base failure or widespread damage may make replacement more practical.
Trip-hazard work can be reviewed. The right action depends on displacement, location, traffic and surrounding conditions.
Yes. Concrete, pavers, retaining walls, drainage and landscape transitions should be planned together when they affect one another.
Axis Point Contracting Ltd. serves Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Include the property city or service location so access and scheduling can be reviewed.
Keep moving
Use the page that best matches the property concern or project goal.
Start with clarity
Tell us about the property, the condition and what you want the work to accomplish.