Concrete Contractor Windsor Heights IA - Sidewalks, Driveways & Leveling

In Windsor Heights we replace sidewalks, driveways and approaches, front steps and patios, and we lift sunken slabs on the city's established streets.

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Three workers in safety vests placing and screeding new public sidewalk squares on a street of 1950s brick ranch homes with mature trees

The city is small and surrounded on every side by its neighbors, so most concrete work there means replacing what's already in place.

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Concrete Work We Do in Windsor Heights

Driveway and approach replacements, public sidewalk squares and front walks, stoops and steps, back patios, garage floors, and mudjacking and concrete leveling for panels that have dropped. On tight lots, access decides the plan. We check how close a truck can get, and whether we'll need to pump or wheel concrete, before we price the job.

Worker wheeling concrete over plank boards along a narrow side yard between two houses toward a backyard pour, with a pump hose along the fence

Windsor Heights Permits

Windsor Heights requires a right-of-way permit to remove, build or rebuild a sidewalk or driveway approach in the public right-of-way. The City allows at least five full working days for review, and the formwork has to be inspected before the pour, called in to Public Works at least 48 hours ahead. The City's residential guidelines set approaches at 6 inches thick, walks at 4 inches (6 inches through a driveway) and driveways at 10 to 24 feet wide at the sidewalk, and a replaced walk matches the existing width or is at least 4 feet. We handle the paperwork and the inspection calls. Approach details are on our driveway approaches and curb cuts page.

Gloved hand holding a folding rule inside driveway approach forms on compacted gravel to check depth before the pour

Around Windsor Heights

Windsor Heights covers just 1.41 square miles, bordered by Urbandale to the north, Clive to the west, West Des Moines to the south and Des Moines to the east. It incorporated in 1941, took its name from nearby Windsor Elementary School, and added the Crestwood neighborhood in 1958. Hickman Road forms the north edge, 63rd Street the east edge, and I-235 crosses the far south side. The city got its own ZIP code, 50324, in 2009.

Brick and stone Windsor Heights city entry sign beside a landscaped lawn — Windsor Heights entry sign at 63rd Street and University Avenue. Photo: Mikjones24, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

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Part of Des Moines Concrete Contractor, serving Windsor Heights and the west side.

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