Concrete Services

New Construction Concrete

On a new build, concrete sets the schedule for everything that follows, so it has to be right and on time. We pour footings and foundations, set anchor bolts and embeds where the plans call for them, and pour flatwork and approaches as the build moves. We coordinate with the framer and the other trades and pour to the engineered drawings. Builders use us because we show up when we say we will and the pour is square, level, and to spec.

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New Construction Concrete

Where concrete fits in the build schedule

On a new build, concrete drives the schedule, so it has to be right and on time. We pour footings and the foundation first, set anchor bolts and any embeds the plans call for, then come back for the slab and the flatwork as the build moves. We pour to the engineered drawings and work in the required inspections so nothing gets covered up before it is signed off. Getting these pours square, level, and to spec keeps every trade after us on track.

Working with your builder

Builders use us because we read the plans, show up when we say we will, and pour it right the first time. We coordinate with the framer and the other trades, set the embeds and bolt patterns exactly where they belong, and keep the dimensions tight so walls land where they are supposed to. Clear communication and a clean, accurate pour are what keep a build moving.

What You Get

Built Right, Start to Finish

  • Footings and foundations to plan
  • Anchor bolts and embeds set right
  • Scheduling that fits the build
  • Pours square and to spec
  • Coordination with the crew
Common Questions

New Construction FAQs

Yes. Most of our new construction work is for builders and general contractors. We coordinate with your schedule and the other trades, pour to the plans, and keep the job moving so framing can start on time.

Yes. We build footings and foundations to the structural drawings, set the steel, anchor bolts, and embeds where they belong, and hit the specified mix and dimensions so the pour passes inspection.

We lock in pour dates with the builder and hold them, because concrete gates framing and everything after it. If weather or a delivery moves, we communicate early and reschedule fast so the build does not stall.
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