TRIP HAZARD REMOVAL

Address raised edges. Consider the whole walking route.

FOCUS ON THE WALKING ROUTE

Address raised edges without overlooking the surrounding walking surface.

Uneven concrete can interrupt routes between parking and entrances. Choosing a correction means reviewing the raised edge, slab condition, cross slope and signs of continuing movement.

Illustrative existing uneven concrete edge before correction

Illustrative uneven concrete condition.

Target abrupt transitions

Improve a raised edge where surrounding concrete remains suitable.

Review the full route

Consider slope, openings and slip resistance alongside the edge.

Understand repair limits

Slab condition and remaining thickness influence the appropriate correction.

Is localized correction the right next step?

Good fit

A localized raised edge with enough sound concrete.

Evaluate first

Large offsets, thin slabs, drainage or recurring movement.

Serving properties in Tulsa, Oklahoma City and Northwest Arkansas.

FAQ

Before you correct the edge.

Is grinding always the right fix?

No. Removing material may leave slope or thickness concerns.

Will the slab stop moving?

A surface correction may not resolve the underlying cause.

Does this ensure ADA compliance?

No. Accessibility requires review of the wider route and applicable requirements.

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