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Finished concrete patio slabs and equipment pads running along the rear of a row of new townhomes
Flatwork

Concrete Patios, Walkways and Flatwork

Patios, walkways, porch slabs, equipment pads, shop floors and commercial flatwork — poured to grade, jointed properly and tied cleanly into what is already there.

Around the house

Patios, walkways and slabs

Small pours, but the ones people stand on every day. Grade, jointing and the tie-in to the existing structure matter more here than anywhere else.

Freshly finished rear concrete patio with formed steps leading up to a rear door of a house under construction

Rear patios and steps

Back patios pitched away from the slab, with formed steps up to the door and the edges tooled clean.

Row of finished concrete patios and HVAC equipment pads behind new townhome units

Patios and equipment pads

Repeating patios and condenser pads across a row of units, poured to one consistent detail.

Newly poured concrete driveway with an adjoining front walkway at a home under construction

Walkways and front entries

Front walks, side paths and entry landings poured with the driveway so the elevations line up.

Shops, barns & outbuildings

Slabs inside an existing structure

Pole barns, shops, carports and equipment sheds are usually framed and roofed before the floor goes in. That means working under a roof, around posts, with limited room for a truck to reach.

  • Thickened edges under posts where the structure loads the slab.
  • Vapor barrier and mesh run right up to the post bases and the perimeter forms.
  • Pumped or buggied when a truck cannot back to the pour.
  • Finish to suit the use — smooth trowel for a workshop, broom for a wash-down or wet area.
  • Poured in sections where the building is too large for one placement.
Reinforcing mesh on chairs over a vapor barrier inside a finished pole barn, prepared for a shop floor pour
Barrier and mesh run wall to wall inside a completed pole barn before the floor goes in.
Commercial flatwork

Around the building

Sidewalks, entries, courtyards, pool decks, dumpster pads and equipment bases — the flatwork that finishes a commercial site.

Patio, walkway or shop floor?

Send photos and rough dimensions and we will tell you what it takes.

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