01 / The basics
What commercial concrete covers
Commercial jobs are bigger, run on tighter schedules and have stricter specs than most residential work. Think parking lots, dumpster pads, loading docks, warehouse floors, curbs and site work for new buildings.
The right commercial contractor has the crew size, equipment and insurance for the job. They are also used to working with general contractors, engineers and inspectors.
02 / Budgeting
What affects the cost
01
Project size and slab thickness
02
Mix design and reinforcement specs
03
Schedule and phasing
04
Site access and traffic control
03 / FAQ
Commercial Concrete questions
What should I ask a commercial concrete contractor?
Ask about similar past projects, crew size, insurance limits, bonding, and how they handle testing and inspections.
Can work be phased to keep my business open?
Many commercial contractors can phase pours so parts of a lot or building stay in use. Plan this before bidding.
Do commercial contractors handle ADA requirements?
Experienced crews know ADA slope and ramp rules. Confirm this is in their scope.
Do commercial concrete work?
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