Custom Structural Concrete Slabs and Steps in Grey & Bruce Counties

Well-crafted structural concrete slabs and steps are the literal bridge between your home’s architecture and its landscape. At Sons Concrete, we specialize in structural slabs, custom-formed concrete stairways and steps that prioritize safety, structural integrity, and high-fidelity design. From simple functional steps to sweeping designer entrances, our 50 years of experience ensures a final product that is as beautiful as it is durable.

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Technical Mastery & Aesthetic Options:

Monolithic Pours:
We often utilize monolithic pouring techniques to ensure the steps and the base are a single, unbreakable unit.
Non-Slip Textures:
Safety is paramount; we offer specialized broom and aggregate finishes to provide maximum traction during Ontario winters.
Designer Profiles:
Custom edge detailing and stamped risers allow your staircase to mimic the look of premium natural stone.
Integrated Lighting Prep:
We can coordinate the forming process to include conduit for integrated LED step lighting.

Stairways require intense focus. Our specialized crews work seamlessly to ensure that high-end look that separates pro work from a standard DIY pour.

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Structural Concrete Slabs and Steps: Frequently Asked Questions

How do you ensure the stairs are safe in the winter?

We follow strict building codes for rise and run dimensions to ensure a natural walking rhythm.
Additionally, we recommend a medium-to-heavy broom finish for outdoor steps to ensure a slip-resistant surface even when wet or icy.

What is the "Rise and Run" of a standard concrete step?

While we can customize for your specific landscape, a typical comfortable step has a 7-inch rise and an 11-inch run (tread depth).
Our team performs precise on-site calculations to ensure the stairs transition perfectly between your landing and ground level.

How long before I can use my new concrete stairs?

You can typically walk on the new steps within 24 to 48 hours.
However, we recommend avoiding heavy impact or moving furniture up the stairs for at least 7 days while the concrete continues to cure.