

Bethlehem, PA & the Lehigh Valley
Concrete, Excavation & Snow Removal in Bethlehem, PA
Bethlehem, PA
Site Work and Winter Access for Your Bethlehem Property
ASRE provides concrete, excavation and commercial snow removal in Bethlehem, PA. We work with homeowners, businesses, HOAs, churches and schools on surfaces, ground preparation and winter access. Concrete removal, grading, trenching, plowing and salting are available. Call 610-797-3212 for a free estimate and tell us the property address, existing conditions and work you need.
In Bethlehem, work along the street needs a different conversation from a private backyard slab. Check with the City of Bethlehem for current requirements. Article 909 covers permits for public-area sidewalks and curbs and driveway construction within the public right-of-way. Bring any City notice or drawings to the estimate. We will discuss the removal boundary, connection to existing pavement and equipment access so the proposed work addresses the part of your property you intend to change.
Services
Concrete, Ground Work and Commercial Winter Services
Start with the area you need repaired or prepared. These services cover residential projects and commercial property needs in Bethlehem.
Concrete Services
Replace a home walkway, entry steps or driveway, or discuss a slab for your business.
Learn moreConcrete Removal
Remove failed sidewalk sections, patios or commercial pads.
Learn moreExcavation
Prepare ground for foundations, pools, retaining walls and concrete bases.
Learn moreGrading
Review ground around a lower-level entry, patio or wall where water collects.
Learn moreTrenching
Dig for utility lines, drainage, plumbing and footings at homes or commercial buildouts.
Learn moreCommercial Snow Removal
Plan plowing, walkway clearing and snow pile locations for businesses, schools and HOA properties.
Learn moreSalt and De-Icing
Treat commercial lots, ramps and walkways before a storm or after plowing.
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Bethlehem Sidewalks, Street Edges and Snow Clearing
Check with the City of Bethlehem for current requirements before scheduling sidewalk, curb or driveway work. Article 909 requires City permits for sidewalks and curbs in public areas and for driveway work within the public right-of-way. It also calls for formed sidewalk, curb and gutter work to be inspected before concrete placement, with at least 24 hours of advance notice. Include those steps when discussing the construction schedule. For winter planning, check with the City of Bethlehem for current requirements. Its snow-removal guidance says adjoining property owners, occupants or those controlling the premises must clear sidewalk snow and ice within 24 hours after precipitation stops, with a three-foot cleared path considered compliance. The guidance also prohibits shoveling snow into public streets. A commercial winter service plan should identify the sidewalk frontage, accessible ramps and snow storage areas rather than list only the parking lot. Municipal street plowing and private-property service cover different areas.
How it works
From Your First Call to the Finished Surface
- 01
Describe the work
Call with your Bethlehem address, project goals and any City notice. Explain what needs replacement and what should remain.
- 02
Walk the site
Review existing pavement, elevations, drainage and equipment access. Bring drawings or utility information if you have them.
- 03
Plan the work
Discuss removal, preparation, concrete or winter coverage together. Confirm the work arrangement and required municipal steps before scheduling.
- 04
Complete and review
Finish the agreed work and review the affected area. For concrete, discuss curing and use before returning traffic to the surface.

Recent Work Near Bethlehem
Project example
Concrete Work in a Campus Setting
ASRE's Lehigh University work is a Lehigh Valley project involving institutional concrete and hardscaping. This project involved exterior improvements at a campus with regular pedestrian traffic. Bethlehem property owners planning concrete work around shared entrances and walkways can use it as an example. Review the project to see the type of work, then discuss your own access needs, surface connections and construction limits during the estimate.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to the questions we hear most. Need something else? Give us a call.
What should I check before replacing a Bethlehem sidewalk?
Check with the City of Bethlehem for current requirements. Article 909 covers public-area sidewalk permits, established line and grade, and inspection before concrete placement. Bring any repair notice and the proposed replacement limits to ASRE. Your estimate should distinguish public sidewalk work from a walkway entirely inside your property.
What does Bethlehem say about clearing sidewalk snow?
Check with the City of Bethlehem for current requirements. Its published guidance gives a 24-hour clearing period after snow, sleet or rain stops and considers a three-foot cleared path compliance. Tell ASRE which sidewalks and ramps belong in your commercial service plan. Confirm your municipal snow-clearing responsibilities when arranging your service contract.
Will the estimate include excavation beneath new concrete?
ASRE offers excavation, grading, base preparation and concrete removal alongside new concrete. Explain whether you need a new slab or replacement of an existing surface. At the site visit, discuss the condition underneath, finished elevation and drainage. Your estimate should list the preparation and digging needed for your project.
Do you offer seasonal snow service for Bethlehem businesses?
ASRE offers seasonal commercial snow arrangements and on-demand service options. Identify operating hours, parking aisles, entrances, walkways and areas reserved for snow piles. Salting is also available. Call to confirm availability and the work arrangement for your property. Confirm visit timing and every area you want covered when discussing the plan.
Where we work
Service Areas
ASRE works from 2209 Cypress Avenue in Allentown and serves properties across the Lehigh Valley.
Also serving Hellertown, Fullerton, Freemansburg, Trexlertown, Bath, Nazareth, Catasauqua, Northampton, Coplay, Schnecksville, Wescosville, Fogelsville, Center Valley and nearby communities. View all service areas

