Commercial Concrete Services

Commercial concrete work demands higher standards than residential projects. Your business can't afford delays, failed inspections, or concrete that fails prematurely. We understand the stakes and deliver accordingly.

We work efficiently to minimize disruption to your operations. Need to pour a loading dock over the weekend so you're operational Monday? We'll make it happen. Have strict timelines for a new construction project? We coordinate seamlessly with other trades and stay on schedule.

Our commercial work meets or exceeds all engineering specifications and code requirements. We work directly with engineers, architects, and general contractors. Every project passes inspection the first time because we do it right from the start. Apache Junction businesses trust us for reliable commercial concrete work that stands up to heavy use year after year.

We handle all types of commercial concrete projects throughout Apache Junction:

• Parking lots and drives: Durable concrete parking areas designed for heavy traffic and proper drainage. We handle projects from small medical office lots to large retail centers.
• Loading docks and ramps: Reinforced concrete structures built to handle constant truck traffic and heavy equipment. Properly sloped and finished for safety.
• Warehouse and industrial floors: Heavy-duty slabs designed for forklifts, pallet jacks, and heavy storage. We can apply hardeners and sealers for enhanced durability.
• Retail and office building slabs: Foundations and floor slabs for new commercial construction, engineered to meet all structural requirements.
• Sidewalks and ADA-compliant paths: Public walkways that meet accessibility codes with proper slopes, width, and surfaces.
• Equipment pads and transformer bases: Specialized slabs for HVAC units, electrical equipment, dumpster enclosures, and other commercial needs.
• Concrete curbing and wheel stops: Traffic control features for parking areas that protect buildings and guide vehicle movement.

Each commercial project has unique requirements based on traffic loads, building codes, and intended use. We work from engineered plans and follow specifications exactly. No shortcuts, no compromises.

Commercial projects require careful planning and coordination. Here's how we manage your project from start to finish:

Initial Consultation and Bidding

We meet with you to review plans, specifications, and project requirements. We visit the site to assess conditions and identify any potential challenges. Our detailed bid breaks down all costs clearly so you know exactly what you're paying for. We're competitive on price without sacrificing quality. If you need value engineering suggestions to reduce costs, we're happy to provide input.

Scheduling and Coordination

We create a realistic project schedule that accounts for prep work, concrete curing time, and weather considerations. We coordinate with other contractors and trades to avoid conflicts. If you need work done during specific hours to minimize business disruption, we accommodate your schedule. We communicate proactively about any changes or delays.

Site Preparation and Forms

We handle all excavation, grading, and base preparation according to engineering specifications. This includes proper compaction testing when required. We set up forms, install reinforcement, and embed any necessary anchors or sleeves. All preparation work is inspected before we pour concrete.

Concrete Placement and Finishing

We use the specified concrete mix design and place it according to best practices. For large pours, we have the crew and equipment to work quickly and efficiently. We apply the specified finish, whether that's a broom texture, steel trowel, or specialized coating. We cut control joints at proper spacing to manage cracking.

Quality Control and Inspection

We ensure all work meets code requirements and passes inspection. We keep the site clean and safe throughout the project. After completion, we provide documentation including test results, warranty information, and maintenance recommendations. Your project isn't complete until you're fully satisfied.

Commercial concrete must withstand demands far beyond typical residential use. Here's what makes our commercial work different:

• Higher strength concrete: We typically use 4,000-5,000 PSI mixes instead of the 3,000 PSI common in residential work
• Thicker slabs: Commercial floors are often 6-8 inches thick, sometimes more for heavy equipment areas
• Heavy reinforcement: More rebar in closer spacing, plus fiber reinforcement for crack control
• Specialized finishes: Hardened surfaces, non-slip textures, or sealed finishes depending on the application
• Precise tolerances: Floor flatness and levelness must meet strict specifications, especially for warehouses
• Proper drainage: Commercial sites require carefully designed drainage systems and slopes
• Code compliance: All work must meet commercial building codes and ADA requirements where applicable

These higher standards mean commercial concrete costs more per square foot than residential work. But it's an investment in infrastructure that will serve your business reliably for decades. We've installed commercial concrete that handles daily abuse from heavy trucks, forklifts, and foot traffic with minimal maintenance.

Even well-built commercial concrete needs occasional maintenance and eventual repairs. We provide:

• Crack filling and sealing to prevent water infiltration
• Joint sealing and replacement in parking lots and floors
• Concrete resurfacing for worn or damaged surfaces
• Partial replacement of failed sections
• Leveling of sunken concrete slabs
• Application of protective sealers and coatings

Proactive maintenance extends the life of your concrete significantly. Small repairs done early prevent major problems later. We can assess your existing commercial concrete and recommend a maintenance schedule that protects your investment. Our repair services minimize disruption to your business operations.

We also offer maintenance contracts for commercial properties that want regular inspections and preventive care. This helps you budget for concrete maintenance and catch problems before they become expensive emergencies.