Concrete Drain Repairs (Units 31-34)
Status: Completed — Project was successfully finished on Saturday, April 11, 2026.
Project Overview
Two storm drain inlets located in the sidewalk area near Units 31-34 had become a safety concern. Over time, the grates had sunken down while the surrounding concrete remained elevated, creating a significant tripping hazard for residents and pedestrians.
This project removed the uneven concrete and repoured a smooth, properly sloped surface to sit flush with the drains, successfully restoring the safety of our walkways.
Financials & Vendor Selection
| Payment Schedule | Amount |
|---|---|
| Approval / Mobilization (60%) | $1,782.00 |
| Final Invoice Upon Completion | $1,188.00 |
| Total | $2,970.00 |
Scope of Work: SES Construction
The repair focused specifically on the two drains located in front of Unit 31 along the sidewalk.
Removal & Replacement
- Concrete Demo: The contractor removed the elevated concrete surrounding the two drain inlets.
- Pour & Finish: New concrete was installed and carefully sloped to meet the existing drain grate, eliminating the trip hazard. The new surface received a standard broom finish.
- Cleanup: All construction-related debris was cleaned up and hauled away from the property.
Important Project Notes
- Color Variation: Because the new concrete is fresh, it will temporarily vary in color from the older, surrounding sidewalk concrete due to natural weathering and age.
- Grate Exclusions: This scope of work was focused purely on the concrete trip hazard. It did not include removing, resetting, or repouring the actual drain grates or the concrete basins beneath them.
Before Repair
After Repair (Completed)
The trip hazard has been successfully removed, and the newly poured concrete sits perfectly flush with the drain grates.