Commercial

Commercial concrete, scheduled around your operation

For general contractors who need a concrete sub that hits dates, and for property managers and owners who need work done around an open business.

Power screed leveling a freshly poured concrete slab along a curb form

01Services

Commercial concrete services

Flatwork and site concrete for general contractors, property managers, and business owners across Genesee County. Scheduled around your operation, coordinated with your other trades, and finished on time.

Commercial flatwork
Slabs, floors, and pads placed and finished to the tolerances your project calls for.
Sidewalks and walkways
New pours and replacements, formed and finished for drainage and long service life.
Curb and gutter
Site curbing formed to grade for parking areas, approaches, and drive lanes.
ADA-compliant ramps and detectable warning surfaces
Accessible routes, ramps, and truncated-dome surfaces built to current accessibility standards.
Equipment and dumpster pads
Reinforced pads sized for the loads they carry, from compactors to condensers.
Loading docks and approaches
Heavy-duty approaches and dock aprons built for daily truck traffic.
Footings and foundations
Foundation work for commercial structures, formed and poured to plan.
Parking area concrete
Concrete paving, aprons, and repairs for lots that need to stay open while work happens.
Catch basin repair
Rebuilding and repairing the catch basins and storm drains that collect runoff from parking lots and drives, so water goes where it should instead of undermining the pavement around it.
Demolition and removal
Tear-out and haul-away of failed concrete, with the subgrade prepped right before anything new goes down.

02How we run a commercial job

Scheduling around an operating site

Pours, closures, and cure times are planned with you in advance so tenants, customers, and deliveries keep moving.

Coordination with other trades

We work to the GC’s schedule and coordinate grade, embeds, and inspection points with the trades before and after us.

Subgrade prep done right

The base under the slab decides how the slab performs. Tear-out, grading, and compaction come before anything gets poured.

Clean sites, contained work zones

Fenced and signed work areas, washout contained, rubble hauled, and the site left clean at the end of the job.

Wet concrete being placed and worked in curb and gutter formwork

03Questions

Commercial concrete questions

Can you work around an operating business?

Yes, that is normal for commercial concrete. We plan pours and closures with you in advance so customers, tenants, and deliveries keep moving, and we keep the work zone contained and cleaned up.

Do you coordinate with general contractors and other trades?

Yes. Coordinating schedule, grade, embeds, and inspection points with the GC and the trades before and after us is part of the job on commercial work.

Do you handle demolition and subgrade prep?

Yes. We tear out failed concrete, haul it away, and prep the subgrade before the new pour. Getting the base right is most of what decides how long the new concrete lasts.

Can you build ADA-compliant ramps and walks?

Yes. Accessible ramps, routes, and detectable warning surfaces are built to current accessibility standards, a normal part of commercial and public sidewalk work.