Everything on a house sits on its foundation, so this is the pour that has to be right the first time. We work with builders and homeowners on new homes, additions and detached garages, pouring footings and slabs that are level, square and ready for framing on schedule.
We know a build site runs on a calendar. We show up when we say we will, coordinate with your inspector and plumber, and keep you informed if weather pushes a pour so the rest of your crew is not left waiting.
What's included
- Footings dug and poured to plan
- Slab-on-grade foundations for homes and additions
- Vapor barrier and stone base under the slab
- Rebar and wire mesh placed to plan
- Coordination around plumbing rough-ins and inspections
- Smooth trowel finish ready for flooring
Our process
- 1We review your plans and site, then give you a written estimate and a timeline.
- 2Footings are dug, inspected and poured.
- 3The slab is prepped with base, vapor barrier and steel, then inspected.
- 4We pour and finish the slab, then clean the site so framing can start.
Materials and finish
Foundation work follows your plans and local code. The mix strength, slab thickness and reinforcement come from your drawings or engineer. Where the plans leave room for judgment, we will talk it through with you before the truck arrives.
Interior slabs get a smooth trowel finish so tile, wood or carpet can go down without extra leveling.
Questions about slabs & foundations
Do you work with general contractors?
Yes. We pour for builders and for homeowners who are managing their own build.
Who schedules the inspections?
Usually the builder or permit holder. We plan our work around inspection times and let you know when each stage is ready.