Fort Saskatchewan's Best Concrete Pads & Slabs

The Fort Concrete is the top choice for concrete pads and slabs in Fort Saskatchewan and Edmonton Area. In every concrete project we do, we bring our knowledge and competence! You don't have to be concerned about constructing your garage or structure on an unsuitable foundation.

At The Fort Concrete, we have a thorough understanding of local permits and laws. Let us assist you with acquiring the necessary permits. Following completion of that, we can begin building your concrete pad or slab.

The first stage of building your new garage, shed, or other project is to pour a premium, level, long-lasting pad as the foundation. Future problems with the construction may result from a poor concrete pad. When we pour a concrete pad, The Fort Concrete will put you on the path to success. Your automobiles, equipment, and other items in your garage will be supported by a garage pad that has been properly placed and maintained. Building your structure on a densely packed, level subgrade will prevent it from shifting and sinking. Due to this, the concrete pad can withstand the environment and withstand the annual freeze-thaw cycle.

Our objective is to construct a concrete pad or slab that will satisfy the requirements of our customer and act as the foundation and support for the rest of the building. To determine the precise placement and size that you desire for your concrete pad, we will visit with you and assess your space. Additionally, we want to make sure your pad will be sturdy enough to support the structure you intend to build on it. You can rely on us to assist you in obtaining the necessary permits so that we may begin the installation as soon as you have accepted the positioning, dimensions, and thickness of your concrete pad or slab.

Preparation of the Site: Leveling the ground is the next stage for your concrete pad or slab. We'll bring all the tools and equipment required to level everything. After that, we compact crushed rock or gravel to make a stable platform on which to pour concrete.

Pouring Your Pad or Slab: After the subgrade is finished, we will be able to construct the forms using wood in accordance with the design that you approved. In order to hold and support the concrete, a steel reinforcing frame is installed inside the forms. Prior to curing, the concrete is graded and leveled after it has been poured. To ensure adequate water runoff, traction, and longevity, your concrete pad or slab needs to be precisely molded. Checks are made on the concrete while it dries to ensure the proper level of moisture is present. By doing this, you can be confident that your pad or slab will have exactly the durability and quality it requires to withstand Fort Saskatchewan's severe weather. Cutting expansion joints and sealing the concrete are the final steps. There are several concrete finishes for you to choose from.