Commercial Concrete in Stickney for Shops and Buildings

Commercial concrete has one rule homeowners do not worry about: people still need to get in. A corner shop cannot shut its front door for a week, and an apartment building needs its tenants to reach the entrance and the trash area. So we start by figuring out how the property gets used. Where do customers walk? Where do trucks back in? Can we split the walk into sections so half stays open? Once that is worked out, the concrete side is what we always do. Damaged areas get saw-cut clean, broken out and hauled. We dig to solid ground and compact a stone base. Trash pads and equipment slabs get poured thick and reinforced, because a loaded container and the truck that lifts it put serious weight on a small area. Walks get a width that suits the crowd and a fall that carries rain off the building. Surfaces get broomed for grip. Joints get cut on a plan. Fresh concrete gets barricaded so nobody walks into it. Managers get a written number broken down by area, easy to pass along to an owner. And the same crew that starts the job is the one that cleans up and reopens each section.