90 PSF Load Capacity Bridges

York Bridge Concepts has built over 9,000 timber bridges in the US. Browse our collection of featured vehicular and pedestrian bridges and boardwalks in the U.S. We are the premier timber bridge company with over 40 years of bridge builder experience.

Our featured list contains double lane vehicular bridges, covered bridges, golf cart bridges, and more.

2 Ton GVW, 5 Ton GVW, 10 Ton GVW, 100 PSF, 85 PSF, 90 PSF, HS20-44, H-10 Load Capacity.

Bridge Design: Create a Concept

During the initial stages of the design-build process, we examine local history and context, site evaluation and analysis, and special conditions for bridge use. Then we produce customized design intent, architecturally stunning profiles, fresh color selections, and fully engineered design.

Bridge Construction: Build On Site

Next, we utilize professional personnel, precision craftsmanship, advanced problem solving skills, quality material selection, strict quality control measures. As a result, we are able to produce abutments, foundations, solid substructure and exquisite guide rails.

Bridge Maintenance and Longevity: Finish and Protect

Finally, we utilize York Bridge Services™ and York Timber Protective Systems™ and specialized craftsman training. Then, we are able to produce enhanced aesthetics with weather and climate protection, reduced maintenance demands, and increased longevity of bridge life.

October 4, 2021

Southside Park Vehicular & Pedestrian Bridges – New Philadelphia, OH

Discover how York Bridge Concepts enhanced Southside Park in New Philadelphia, OH, with sustainable timber vehicular & pedestrian bridges.
October 4, 2021

Douglas Gates Covered Pedestrian Bridge – Acton, MA

Covered, wetland-sensitive boardwalk linking Indian Hills to Douglas & Gates Elementary in Acton, MA—by York Bridge Concepts.
November 14, 2019

Sudbury Inlet Massachusetts Trail Bridge in Ashland, MA

The Sudbury Inlet Pedestrian Trail Bridge is more than a path across water—it’s a testament to what’s possible when design, craftsmanship, and ecological integrity converge. As Massachusetts continues to invest in green infrastructure and recreational access, this trail bridge will serve as a beacon of what future-forward, environmentally conscious design can look like.