Use
Foot traffic, passenger vehicles, trucks, equipment, and concentrated loads shape the section.
Concrete flatwork starts with use, elevations, drainage, and the surfaces it must meet. A driveway, sidewalk, pad, or approach needs a scope built around that specific location.
What the estimate should address
Base
Excavation, subgrade condition, stone, compaction, and soft areas should be defined.
Drainage
Slope and elevations need to move water while meeting doors, pavement, curbs, and walks.
Thickness
Slab depth, reinforcement where included, and edge conditions belong in the written scope.
Joints
Control joints, isolation points, and transitions help the slab move in planned locations.
Finish
Texture, edges, forms, curing, protection, and cleanup should fit the use of the slab.
How the work is defined
Measure
Review limits, access, use, drainage, elevations, and the adjoining surfaces.
Specify
Define removal, base preparation, forms, concrete, joints, finish, and protection.
Coordinate
Plan access, inspections where required, placement, cure time, and return to service.
Start with the site
Get a scope you can compare line by line.
Tell us how the surface is used and what you want to solve. We will arrange a site visit and build the estimate around the property.