Properly designed sidewalks have an expansion strip every so often.
Since the materials used to make sidewalks can expand and contract with heat and cold, these expansion strips act as "cushions" to each section of the sidewalk.
If the expansion strips are incorrectly installed, or damaged, it is possible for the sidewalk sections to buckle and/or crack. If you need to have your sidewalk repaired, make sure that the contractor properly installs expansion strips, usually by filling the gap with foam backer rod topped with a urethane sealant.
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There are several purposes. 1. to allow the concrete materials to expand/condense depending on the outside temperature. 2. to make it easier to replace a section if a piece breaks off or needs repairs. 3. to prevent further damage from occuring to a section.
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a sidewalk it is going slower and more careful, it's not as rough around the edges and it has breaks in it, so you feel sorry for it. but a street has a need for speed and doesn't care as much about what others have to say.
To prevent sidewalks from cracking in random spots and breaking apart, builders make lines in sidewalks. The technical term for sidewalk lines is contraction joints. Contraction joints are placed in fresh concrete before the concrete dries and has a chance to create its own joints, which we call cracks.