Curbs and Sidewalks

Customers trust Tomasso Contracting to provide quality sidewalk and curbing work in New Jersey. Our team installs and repairs concrete walkways and curbs to meet local codes and improve safety. We also upgrade older surfaces for better accessibility.

With us, you can replace uneven paths or add new walkways to your property with:

  • ADA-compliant sidewalks

  • Concrete walkways

  • Curbing for roads or parking lots

Improve your property’s safety and appearance with our sidewalk and curbing services.

Give Us a Call For a Free Estimate On Your Project

Clark, NJ Office

732-381-2002

Morganville, NJ Material Yard

732-536-1500

Quality Curbs & Sidewalks

Construction site with a small excavator working on sidewalk repairs in front of a building, surrounded by orange cones and yellow caution tape.
New concrete sidewalk being installed along a street, with a freshly poured section next to an existing sidewalk. There is a grassy area to the left with a cooler and backpack, and a property sign on the right for a paving and masonry business. Yellow caution tape is stretched across the sidewalk.
Concrete sidewalk with rectangular slabs in a backyard, bordered by gravel and garden supplies.

We build and repair sidewalks, walkways, and curbs that improve curb appeal and meet township standards. Whether it’s a new build or a replacement, we’ve got it covered.

Improve property access and safety with new concrete installations:

  • Sidewalks for homes and businesses

  • Business entrances

  • Garden or front yard walkways

  • Parking lot and street curbing

732-381-2002
Sidewalk under construction with orange safety cones and yellow caution tape, adjacent to a concrete wall with a black pipe, in an urban area.
732-381-2002

Our reputation has been built over 3 decades of quality asphalt, concrete, hardscaping and masonry projects.

Let’s talk about your project!

Construction site in front of a stone building with a sign for pediatric dentistry and orthodontics, with a small excavator working on the sidewalk and surrounding orange cones and yellow caution tape.