Sidewalks & Violation Repair
Cracked, heaved or tripping-hazard sidewalk? We tear out and re-pour to city spec — including sidewalk violation notices.
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Residential Concrete · South Philadelphia
South Philly Concrete, Done the Old-School Way.
Sidewalks, steps, patios and driveways poured with the same care our family puts into Sunday gravy — no shortcuts, no mess left behind, and a price you get in writing.
Written quotes
Family owned
On time, cleaned up
Free Estimate
Tell us a little about the job — we’ll get back to you within one business day.
What We Pour
From the Stoop to the Slab
Every job gets the same treatment: proper base, real reinforcement, clean forms and a finish you’ll be proud to stand on.
Steps & Stoops
The rowhome stoop is the front porch of South Philly. We rebuild crumbling steps solid, square and safe.
Learn more →Patios & Backyards
Turn that back yard into the place everyone ends up after dinner — a level, durable patio built to drain.
Learn more →Driveways & Parking Pads
Thick, reinforced slabs built for real cars and real winters — plus aprons and curb cuts.
Learn more →Stamped & Decorative
The look of stone, slate or brick with the strength of concrete. Colors and borders to match your house.
Learn more →Concrete Repair & Replacement
Sunken slabs, crumbling edges, trip hazards — we tell you straight whether it can be fixed or needs replacing.
Learn more →Slabs, Basements & Trench Infill
Shed and garage slabs, basement floors, and patching trenches after plumbing or electrical work.
Learn more →Curbs, Walls & Footings
Curbs, small retaining walls, footings and pads for AC units, sheds and additions.
Learn more →Got a sidewalk violation notice?
Don’t sweat it. Snap a photo of the notice and the sidewalk, send it over, and we’ll quote the repair and walk you through what the city needs.
Fattoa mano
in South Philly
in South Philly
La Famiglia Fedeli
Old-world pride. Neighborhood prices.
We come from the same blocks we work on — rowhomes, stoops and sidewalks that have seen generations of family dinners and summer nights on the step. That’s why we treat your concrete like it’s in front of our own house.
- Straight answers. A written estimate with no surprise charges.
- Done right underneath. Proper base, compaction and reinforcement — the parts you can’t see are the parts that matter.
- Respect for your block. We protect what’s around the job and leave it cleaner than we found it.
- We answer the phone. Before, during and after the pour.
How It Works
Simple as Sunday dinner.
Free estimate
Call or fill out the form. We come out, measure and talk through what you want.
Written quote
You get a clear price and timeline in writing — no guesswork.
Prep & permits
We let you know what the city requires, then demo, excavate and set the base.
Pour & finish
Formed, poured and finished right — then we clean up and walk it with you.
Recent Work
Our work speaks for itself.
Real jobs, real photos — from side-yard walks to interior trench pours.
Where We Work
Proudly serving South Philly & beyond
If you can get a cheesesteak delivered, we can probably pour your sidewalk. Don’t see your neighborhood? Ask.
East PassyunkBella VistaQueen VillagePennsportWhitmanPacker ParkGirard EstatesLower MoyamensingPoint BreezeNewboldGraduate HospitalGrays FerrySouth PhillyCenter CityFishtownNorthern LibertiesNortheast PhillyDelaware County
Questions
Good questions, straight answers
Are estimates really free?
Yes. We come out, measure, talk through options and give you a written price. No pressure and no obligation.
Can you fix a city sidewalk violation?
Yes — that’s one of our most common jobs. Send us a photo of the notice and the sidewalk and we’ll quote the repair and walk you through what the city needs.
How soon can I walk or drive on new concrete?
Foot traffic is usually fine after 24–48 hours. Wait about 7 days before driving on it. Concrete keeps gaining strength for roughly 28 days, so go easy on heavy loads until then.
Do I need a permit?
Work on the public sidewalk, curb or a driveway apron usually requires a city permit, and some private work does too. We’ll tell you what applies to your job before we start.
Will my new concrete crack?
All concrete can develop hairline cracks — that’s why we cut control joints, so any cracking happens in the joint where you won’t see it. A solid base and proper reinforcement keep it to a minimum.
Do you pour in cold weather?
We pour year-round when conditions allow, using proper mix, blankets and timing in colder months. If the weather isn’t right, we’ll reschedule rather than risk your job.
How do I keep my concrete looking good?
Seal it every couple of years, avoid de-icing salts the first winter (use sand instead), and keep downspouts draining away from slabs.