Shop Slabs and Pole Barn Floors
Shop slabs, pole barn floors, garage pads and equipment buildings. We build the pad, bring in and compact the base, and pour the slab. One crew from raw dirt to a floor you can drive a loader on.
Shop Slabs jobs we take on
- Building pad excavation and grading
- Gravel base, compaction and testing ready
- Shop and garage slabs
- Pole barn floors poured after the building goes up
- Thickened edges and footings to plan
- Aprons and drive approaches
What makes the difference.
Pad and pour from the same crew
The building pad is the job. Get it level and compacted and the slab is easy. Hand it between two subs and it is where things go sideways.
Sized for what you park on it
Shop floors carry trucks, lifts and equipment. We size thickness and reinforcement for the real load.
Works with your building schedule
Slab before the steel goes up, or after for a pole barn. We line it up with your builder.
From first call to finished.
- Site walk and building layout
- Excavate and build the pad
- Base, forms and steel
- Pour, finish, cut joints
Shop Slabs FAQ
Should the slab go in before or after the pole barn?
Either can work. Many pole barns go up first and the floor gets poured inside. Steel buildings usually need the slab or footings first. We plan it with your builder.
Can you build the pad if the lot is sloped?
Yes. Cut and fill to make a level, compacted pad is excavation work, which is the other half of what we do.
Do you pour aprons and approaches too?
Yes, along with the slab so the finish and elevation match.
Shop Slabs across the Tri-Cities
Related work
Get a free shop slabs estimate.
Photos help. Text a few to (509) 528-2633 and we can often give you a ballpark before we drive out.
- Call (509) 528-2633
- Text photos to (509) 528-2633
- Atlasce24@gmail.com
- Kennewick, Pasco, Richland and the rest of the Tri-Cities