Proactive Maintenance Equals Long-Term Savings

Trip Hazard Mitigation

Cracked and uneven sidewalks aren’t just unsightly—they’re dangerous. For municipalities, trip hazards pose a serious liability risk and public safety concern. At Colorado Concrete Lifting, we partner with cities and towns across the South Denver metro area to eliminate trip hazards quickly, efficiently, and affordably.

Why Trip Hazards Matter

Sidewalk panels that have shifted due to soil settlement, tree roots, or water erosion can easily create height differences over ¼ inch—the ADA’s threshold for a trip hazard. These uneven surfaces increase the risk of injury to pedestrians and can open municipalities up to costly lawsuits and complaints.

Our Solution: Concrete Lifting & Leveling

Rather than tearing out and replacing entire sidewalk sections, we use polyurethane foam injection to lift sunken concrete panels back into alignment. The process is fast, clean, and typically ready for foot traffic within hours.

Benefits of Concrete Lifting for Municipal Sidewalks

Minimally disruptive (no jackhammering or large crews)

Fast cure times for quicker reopening of public walkways

Cost-effective alternative to full sidewalk replacement

Long-lasting results with high-strength polyurethane foam

Improved ADA compliance and pedestrian safety

Why Municipalities Trust Colorado Concrete Lifting

We’ve worked with communities like Westminster and Thornton to address widespread sidewalk issues through proactive trip hazard mitigation. Our experienced team understands the unique scheduling, communication, and reporting needs that city projects require. Routine trip hazard mitigation helps municipalities:

✅ Prevent lawsuits and insurance claims
✅ Reduce long-term repair costs
✅ Maintain clean, accessible, and walkable neighborhoods

Protect your concrete today! If your city or township is facing sidewalk complaints or wants to proactively reduce liability, Colorado Concrete Lifting can help. Contact us today to schedule a consultation or request a bid for municipal concrete lifting and trip hazard mitigation.