A reliable commercial concrete project begins with a thorough site evaluation and engineered preparation. We verify soil bearing capacity, address drainage, set elevations, and define slab sections so each panel performs under the loads you expect. Correct subgrade compaction, edge support, and joint spacing are critical to avoid premature cracking and reduce lifecycle cost.

Concrete mix selection and reinforcement are chosen to match the application. For industrial floors we specify high strength, low shrink mixes and engineered reinforcement using rebar or welded wire mesh. For high wear zones we specify fiber reinforcement and surface hardeners. Placement, finishing, and curing follow documented procedures so slabs reach design strength and meet flatness or levelness tolerances required by racking systems or heavy equipment.

Repairability and long term performance are part of every specification. Where joints, edges, or penetrations will see concentrated stress, we add dowels, isolation details, and sawcut patterns that control cracking. QA documentation including batch tickets, slump and air records, and cylinder break data is provided on request so owners and engineers have a complete record of the work.

We install commercial slabs for warehouses, manufacturing floors, retail pads, parking areas, loading docks, equipment pads, and tilt-up interfaces. Each service is specified for thickness, jointing strategy, reinforcement, and finish so the slab meets operational, safety, and longevity requirements. We also provide concrete overlays and full depth repairs for aging slabs so facilities can extend service life without full replacement.