Concrete Pad Construction

What This Service Involves

We pour engineered pads sized to the equipment load and anchor pattern your specification requires. Subbase preparation and reinforcement are matched to the point loads of pumps, generators, or HVAC units so the pad will not crack or settle. Anchor bolts and conduit sleeves are set to template before the pour, eliminating costly field drilling. Each pad is finished flat and level within tolerance for direct equipment mounting.

Benefits

Sized to actual equipment loads and anchor templates; embedded conduit and anchor bolts placed before the pour; level finish within mounting tolerance; reinforced against settlement in soft soils; coordinated with electrical and mechanical trades

Our Process

1) Confirm equipment footprint, loads, and anchor layout; 2) Excavate and compact a subbase suited to the point loads; 3) Set reinforcement, sleeves, and anchor-bolt templates; 4) Pour, screed level, and cure to mounting-ready tolerance

What Affects the Cost

Pad dimensions, thickness, and reinforcement design; anchor and conduit embedment complexity; subgrade improvement for heavy point loads; access for concrete delivery to the pad location; coordination with equipment installers

Best Time of Year

Pads can be scheduled year-round, but coordinating the pour ahead of equipment delivery keeps capital projects on their commissioning timeline.