Council and Civil
Council Footpath Reinstatement
Concrete footpath reinstatement for Melbourne sites where an existing pedestrian surface needs to be removed, repaired or replaced as part of a broader project.
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Construction Scope
Defined around the site, intended use and finish.
Saw cutting where needed, removal, sub-base checks, formwork, placement, finishing, jointing and transitions to existing footpath sections.
Planning Considerations
Matching adjoining levels, managing pedestrian access, existing services and meeting relevant project documentation are central considerations for reinstatement work.
How We Approach the Work
A considered sequence from preparation to completion.
01
Prepare
Review access, existing conditions, levels, drainage and the required construction build-up.
02
Form
Set the geometry, edges, levels, falls and formwork needed to define the concrete area.
03
Place
Place and finish concrete in line with the selected application, surface texture and project conditions.
04
Finish
Confirm joints, curing guidance, access timing and the expected care for the completed surface.
Questions to clarify before concrete is placed.
What affects the cost of a concrete project?
Do you remove existing concrete?
How are drainage and levels considered?
