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Safe and Durable Sidewalk Paths Built for Everyday Use

Get Safer, Smoother Sidewalkways Without the Guesswork

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Uneven, cracked sidewalks aren’t just ugly—they’re dangerous. At MC Concrete PDX LLC in Newberg, OR, we install clean, level concrete sidewalks that improve safety and hold up to Oregon weather.

 

Whether you need a new walkway or a full replacement, we pour and finish concrete sidewalks that look sharp and stay strong. Our flatwork is done with precision, using tried-and-true methods and quality materials.

 

Need an estimate today? Call (971) 264-4792 for straight answers and fast pricing.

Why Sidewalk Quality Matters

Sidewalks do more than connect spaces—they protect people.

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Prevent Slips and Trips

Cracks and uneven surfaces are a hazard. We make sure every slab is level, smooth, and properly sloped for drainage.

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Boost Curb Appeal

New concrete sidewalks instantly clean up the look of your property and give a solid, finished impression.

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Stand Up to Weather

Our concrete is mixed and finished to handle the wet, cold months here in the Willamette Valley without early damage or erosion.

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Our Sidewalk Installation Process

Our step-by-step approach ensures lasting results and a clean finish.

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Step 1

Site Prep Comes First

We clear out broken concrete, debris, or grass and grade the ground to ensure a solid, even base.

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Step 2

Framing and Reinforcement

We install wood forms and, if needed, steel mesh or rebar to help prevent cracking and shifting.

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Step 3

Concrete Pouring and Finishing

Once the mix is ready, we pour and smooth it out. For walkways, we use a light broom finish to improve grip without being rough.

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Step 4

Curing for Strength

We take care to cure the surface so it sets correctly. You’ll be able to walk on it in 24–48 hours, and it’ll fully cure in about a week.

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Sidewalk Upkeep—A Few Tips

Concrete is low maintenance, but these simple steps will help it last longer.

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Sweep and Rinse Often

Keeping the surface clear of dirt and debris prevents staining and keeps it looking clean.

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Watch for Pooling Water

Make sure downspouts or sprinklers don’t dump water along the sidewalk. Water can erode soil and shift the slab.

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Seal Every Few Years

Sealing helps lock out moisture and stains. Plan to do it every 2–3 years for the best results.

Why People Work With Us—No Drama, Just Results

We started in 2019 as a small, family-run crew. Today, we’re still hands-on and local, run by Martin Castro and his brother. We take pride in doing honest work that lasts. With over five years of experience, we’ve built sidewalks that still look new.

We show up on time. We finish the job. We leave things better than we found them.

Featured Projects—Sidewalk Gallery

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Customer Reviews—Straight From the People We’ve Helped

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We had Martin and team out to replace driveway pads. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND these guys. Great work, communication and dedication to customer satisfaction!

-B. F.

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I would highly recommend Martin and team for concrete fixes. It was great to work with them on our sidewalk repair. Very easy and professional to work with.

-M. N.

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Wow! Martin and company went above and beyond. I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND this company . Their prices were fair and their work was outstanding!

-M. J.

Responsible, professional, and reasonable! They did a nice job on my back patio and I’m going to have them do my driveway when I have the finances!

-B. P.

MC CONCRETE PDX LLC. Concrete is absolutely, one of the most amazing and versatile building materials known to humankinnd for thousands of years!!!

-M. Y.

I am looking for recommendations on someone that can pour a couple cement pads. Please let me know who you trust.

-A. B.

We had Martin and team out to replace driveway pads. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND these guys. Great work, communication and dedication to customer satisfaction!

-B. F.

I would highly recommend Martin and team for concrete fixes. It was great to work with them on our sidewalk repair. Very easy and professional to work with.

-M. N.

FAQs—What to Know Before Starting a Sidewalk Project

  • How long does a new sidewalk take to install?

    Most sidewalk jobs take 1 to 3 days, depending on length and prep work.

  • When can I walk on the new concrete?

    Usually within 24 to 48 hours. Full curing takes a week, so avoid dragging heavy items over it early on.

  • Do you remove old sidewalks?

    Yes. We handle demolition and hauling so you don’t have to worry about it.

  • Can I get a custom shape or width?

    Absolutely. We can follow curves, adjust width, and match your property’s layout.

  • What kind of finish do you use?

    We use a broom finish for sidewalks. It gives traction without looking rough or messy.

Request a Quote—Let’s Talk Walkways

We make getting a quote easy. Just tell us what you need and we’ll follow up fast with real numbers and a clear plan.

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Ready to fix or install your concrete sidewalk? Let’s make it safe, level, and built to last. Call (971) 264-4792 to get started.