Concrete & Curbing

Concrete pavements are designed to withstand heavy loadings and be extremely durable. These pavements tend to take 30-50 years to fail, but often have other problems associated with them which if not maintained will lead to replacement earlier than desired. Failures are typically related to cracking, faulting (where the slabs become uneven), spalling (where the surface slowly flakes away) and joint failures.

Curbs, Gutters and Flowlines

Curb and gutter is a common item on parking lots to provide edge support and convey water on the edges to the ponds or storm drains. Many clients are not aware that concrete flowlines (basically just the gutter) within the asphalt is an excellent tool for repairing damaged seams that convey or hold large quantities of water. Flowlines are capable of being poured at as little as 0.25% compared to asphalt which requires a 1% minimum. This can make repairing standing water or poor drainage pavement a really simple process compared to replacing a much larger section of asphalt.

Sidewalks, Dolly Pads and Loading Docks

When slabs crack and eventually fail we divide the maintenance into two categories: conventional removal/replacement and surface treatments.

Concrete Floors, Pole Barns, and Parking Lots

We construct concrete floors for commercial, industrial and recreational buildings using our 3D Laser screed.  We can utilize the same equipment to construct parking lots with exceptional smoothness, flatness (for floors) and slope control (for parking lots).

Concrete & Curbing Types

Concrete Walkways & Pads

Concrete can uphold more weight over a longer period of time than asphalt, making it the preferred choice for walkways and dumpster pads.

Concrete Ramps & Loading Docks

All ramps and loading docks need concrete features to make them ADA-compliant.

Curbing: Asphalt, Granite, and Concrete

We install curbing to channel water away from roads and into drainage systems as well as separate traffic and pedestrian areas.

Structures & Other Concrete Needs

We install bollards, car stops, decks, and other concrete features to make pavements safer and easier to navigate.

The Process

Site Preparation

We get the site ready by setting the formwork to outline the intended shape and size.

Mixing & Pouring

We combine the concrete materials, pour them on the formwork, and even out the surface.

Curing

We allow the concrete to set before applying any finishing touches.
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