Entryway Concrete Steps
Crumbling, sinking, or uneven entryway steps are a major safety hazard for your family and guests. When your front steps start pulling away from your house, or when the freeze-thaw cycle cracks the treads, it's time to replace them. We pour concrete steps & stairs Fort Collins homeowners can rely on for safe, slip-resistant entryways. We don't just stack concrete blocks. We drill steel rebar directly into your home's foundation to anchor your new steps securely, preventing them from sinking, tilting, or separating from your porch over time.
We build our steps according to strict local building codes to ensure the rise and run of each stair is uniform and comfortable to walk on. Our crew compacts the soil underneath completely, using high-quality gravel base material so water drains away from the steps and doesn't pool at the bottom. We finish every set of steps with a slip-resistant broom texture. This is especially important during cold Fort Collins winters, when icy boots and melting snow can make smooth concrete dangerously slick. If you are updating your entryway, we can also pour a matching concrete patio or connecting path to complete the look.
Our owner, Andrew, oversees every project to make sure our work meets ACI standards. We use high-strength concrete mixes designed to resist salt and de-icing chemicals, which can cause cheap concrete to flake and pit. We work quickly and cleanly, as we strip the forms and clean up the work area so your home looks neat when we leave. Our team has years of local experience pouring steps and sidewalks, giving you peace of mind that your entryway is built to last.
Warning Signs
Signs You Need New Steps
If you see a growing gap between your stairs and the porch wall, the soil underneath has shifted, creating a major tripping hazard.
When steps sink on one side, they become difficult and dangerous to navigate, especially for older family members and guests.
If winter salt has pitted and eroded the surface of your steps, the concrete is structurally weak and needs replacement.
Our Process
Our Stair Pouring Process
Demo and Soil Prep
We carefully break up and haul away your old, damaged steps, then dig out the soft dirt and pack down a thick gravel base.
Foundation Doweling
Custom Form Building
Pouring and Tamping
Broom Texturing and Sealing
Pricing Guide
What Influences Stair Costs
Number of Risers
A simple set of two steps takes far less labor and wood forming than a tall, curved five-step staircase. More risers mean more concrete and more complex carpentery work.
Decorative Upgrades
A standard broom-finished step is the most cost-effective. Adding colored concrete, stamped faces, or curved stair treads requires custom formwork and extra finishing time.
The Contractor You Choose
We are local to Fort Collins, and our team is fully licensed and insured. Cutting corners with cheap, unlicensed handymen often means your steps won't be anchored to your foundation, leading to them tilting and sliding away within a few years.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
