We remove trip hazards by grinding back raised edges in footpaths, driveways, warehouses and public spaces. Instead of replacing slabs, we level transitions quickly and neatly with minimal disruption.
Any raised edge 5mm or higher between adjoining slabs is considered a trip hazard and a safety risk.
No, we grind back the raised edge instead — faster and far cheaper than replacing the whole slab.
We can safely grind down lips up to around 40mm depending on site conditions.
We use vacuum extraction and diamond grinders to minimise dust. Noise is moderate but usually manageable during business hours.
The ground section will be smooth and safe, though colour and texture may not perfectly match surrounding slabs.
Yes — we can work on footpaths, schools, retail, warehouses and other high-traffic areas with safe barricading.
Upload photos of the hazard and we’ll confirm the best fix.