Near/at end useful life, budget for replacement: The walk is near or at the end of its useful life. We recommend establishing a budget to replace the walk.
Past end useful life, budget for replacement: The walk is past the end of its useful life. We recommend establishing a budget to replace the walk.
Minor cracks, no differential movement, seal cracks: The walk has minor cracks with no differential movement. Seal the cracks to prevent water intrusion.
Spalling, cosmetic issue: The walk is spalling, which is the separation of the surface layer, and is the result of improper finishing or weathering. Spalling is a cosmetic issue and generally does not affect the functionality of the walk. Repairing spalled concrete is specialty work and will fail if not performed properly.
Some municipalities require property owners to maintain adjacent sidewalks: Some municipalities require property owners to maintain adjacent sidewalks. Consult municipal authorities to determine your repair and maintenance responsibilities, including snow and debris removal requirements.
Wood spacers installed, replace as required: There are wood spacers installed in the walk. When wood is in direct contact with soil, the wood is vulnerable to deterioration from moisture and pest activity. Plan to replace the wood spacers as required.